Aimarás
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Contexto de Aimarás
Aimará ou Aimara (em aimará: aymará) é um povo estabelecido desde a Era pré-colombiana no sul do Peru, na Bolívia, na Argentina e no Chile. Também conhecidos como Quollas ou Kollas.
