The Muinane language is an indigenous language spoken by the Muinane people in the Amazon rainforest, primarily in Colombia. It belongs to the Tucanoan language family, which includes several other languages spoken by neighboring tribes. The language is vital for the cultural identity and traditions of the Muinane community. Muinane is primarily an oral language, with limited written documentation. Efforts are being made to preserve and revitalize it, as many younger members of the community are shifting to more dominant languages like Spanish. The survival of Muinane is crucial for maintaining the unique cultural heritage of the Muinane people.