How one Brazilian radio station is creating a space for Indigenous storytelling
"Hai amoite ndoikua'ai mbaeve/ Korap oguarê amoite tenonde/Apuka penderehe, nde ave reikotevê/ Che ñe'e avamba'e oi chendive." These lyrics are from a song called Koangagua by Brô MC's, a rap group formed by musicians from the Indigenous community of Guarani-Kaiowá in Brazil. The song doesn't play on commercial radio, and you most likely wouldn't come across it unless you actively searched for it.
Source: ijnet.org