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Bookmark or Share- The Guaraní and Their Legacy - Oxford BibliographiesThe national currency of Paraguay is the Guaraní. The airport in Santo Angelo—Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil—is named after Sepé Tiarajú, one of the major leaders in the Guaraní rebellion against Spain and Portugal in the 1750s.
- Guaraní | History, Language & Culture | BritannicaGuaraní, South American Indian group living mainly in Paraguay and speaking a Tupian language also called Guaraní. Smaller groups live in Argentina, Bolivia, and Brazil. Modern Paraguay still claims a strong Guaraní heritage, and more Paraguayans speak and understand Guaraní than Spanish.
- Guarani Kaiowá - Indigenous Peoples in BrazilThere are in Brazil nearly 85 officially recognized Guarani areas, outside of scores of others about whom we have greater or lesser information. The Guarani in Brazil, as we shall se later on, face serious landholding problems.
- Guaraní: The Language and People - LinguisticsThe Guaraní language is part of the Tupí-Guaraní language family, a family that includes many of the indigenous languages south of the Amazon. The two prominent branches of this family, Tupí and Guaraní, probably stemmed from this common proto-language nearly 2000 years ago.
- Transnational Guarani Land Defense and Solidarity - NACLASix Guarani peoples live in present-day Paraguay, and a Guarani tongue —Paraguayan Guarani— is spoken by 70 percent of the national population. There are three Guarani peoples in southern Brazil making up a population of some 51,000 individuals.
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