The Barí language is an indigenous language spoken by the Barí people in Venezuela and Colombia. It belongs to the Chibchan language family and is primarily used in the regions near the Sierra de Perijá mountains. The language has several dialects, reflecting the diverse communities of its speakers. Barí is considered a vital part of the cultural identity of the Barí people. Efforts are being made to preserve and revitalize the language, especially among younger generations, as it faces challenges from dominant languages like Spanish. Language preservation initiatives aim to maintain its use in daily life and cultural practices.