The Guarani are an indigenous people primarily found in Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina. Their culture is rich in traditions, language, and spirituality, with a strong connection to nature. The Guarani language, also called Guarani, is one of the official languages of Paraguay and is widely spoken among the community. Traditional Guarani society is organized around family and community, with a focus on agriculture and hunting. They cultivate crops like maize and cassava, and their spiritual beliefs often involve a deep respect for the land and its resources. The Guarani also have a vibrant oral tradition, sharing stories and myths that reflect their worldview.