The Chacobo language is an indigenous language spoken by the Chacobo people in the northern region of Bolivia. It belongs to the Pano-Tacanan language family and is primarily used in the Beni Department. The language is vital for preserving the cultural identity and traditions of the Chacobo community. Chacobo is considered a vulnerable language, with a declining number of speakers due to external influences and the dominance of Spanish. Efforts are being made to revitalize the language through education and community initiatives, ensuring that future generations can continue to communicate in their native tongue.