The Omagua language is an indigenous language spoken by the Omagua people, primarily located along the banks of the Amazon River in Peru. It belongs to the Tupian language family, which includes several other languages spoken in the region. The language is known for its unique phonetic and grammatical features, which reflect the cultural identity of the Omagua community. Despite its rich heritage, the Omagua language is considered endangered due to the influence of dominant languages like Spanish. Efforts are being made to preserve and revitalize the language through educational programs and community initiatives, aiming to keep the Omagua culture alive for future generations.