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The 12 pages that link to Aymara people, each with the reason it gives.

• BoliviaRelated: Aymara communities have longstanding cultural and political influence in Bolivia’s west.

• Mapuche peopleCompared with: Aymara communities are another major Indigenous population in Chile, with distinct languages and histories.

• AltiplanoRelated: Aymara communities have long shaped the plateau’s agriculture, settlements, and cultural life.

• Andean musicRelated: Aymara communities sustain distinctive panpipe traditions and communal performance practices.

• Salar de UyuniRelated: Aymara communities live in the wider Altiplano region and maintain cultural ties to its landscapes.

• Evo MoralesRelated: Morales identifies as Aymara, and Aymara identity informed his public symbolism.

• Indigenous peoples of South AmericaRelated: Aymara communities have maintained a distinct language and political identity across national borders.

• La Paz (Bolivia)Narrower topic: Aymara language, culture, and political life strongly shape the city and its surrounding region.

• Aymara languageRelated: The language is a central marker of identity for many Aymara communities.

• Nevado SajamaRelated: Aymara communities live in Sajama’s region and maintain enduring ties to its landscape.

• Arica y Parinacota RegionRelated: Aymara communities shape the region’s languages, traditions, and highland settlements.

• History of BoliviaRelated: Aymara communities shaped the highland societies that preceded and survived colonial rule.