Abubuyá is a word from the Mojeño-Trinitarian dialect that means: letting the current take you. The word was the basis to legitimate a workshop that plowed through the waters of the Mamoré River and that not only took the ‘residents’ to reflect upon the relentless image that dominates the jungle landscape, but also live with a couple of communities dwelling on this river’s shores. Rodolfo Andaur, curator, Abubuya.
