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2 identifiers linking Piapoco across the web's reference databases
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2 identifiers linking Piapoco across the web's reference databases
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The Wenaiwika, Tsáse nái, Enaguas, or Piapoco are an Indigenous people of Colombia who inhabit various locations between the Meta River and the Guaviare River in the departments of Guainía, Meta, and Vichada, as well as the banks of the Orinoco River in the Venezuelan state of Amazonas. They number more than 18,000 individuals. Their Sikuani neighbors call them Deja. They are also known as Yapaco, Cuipoco, Cumanaica, and Wenéiwika.