The Tukano People are an indigenous group primarily found in the northwestern region of Brazil and parts of Colombia. They inhabit the Amazon Rainforest, living along the banks of the Tucano River and its tributaries. The Tukano are known for their rich cultural traditions, including unique languages, music, and art. Traditionally, the Tukano People practice subsistence agriculture, fishing, and hunting. They cultivate crops such as manioc and banana, which are staples in their diet. The Tukano have a complex social structure, often organized into clans, and they maintain a deep spiritual connection to their land and natural surroundings.