Aimara (herria)
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Context of Aimara (herria)
Aimarak (aimaraz: Aymaranakaja) Hego Amerikako komunitate indigena da. Gaur egun, aimarak nagusiki Bolivian, Perun eta Txilen bizi dira. Bertan bizi dira mende luzez eta Inken eta espainiarren mendera egon ziren XVI. mendean. Aimara dute berezko hizkuntza, bi milioi hiztunekoa gutxi gorabehera.
