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The University of Guayaquil is characterized by receiving students of all ethnicities, however the research was conducted only in the Faculty of Communication leaving amazing results with fourth year students of all schedules. They were chosen for their scientific maturity; they are in their last stage and have lived the problems about identity that we suffer. Problems that are not only about dance or montubia music, it is about a whole legacy of experiences and ancestral knowledge that must be retaken and put into practice in our daily life and the beginning is with the young communicators who have the power of information and dissemination. Ecuador at the international level has been sold for tourism with only one face, the highland culture, and it is not wrong, the problem is that we are intercultural, multiethnic and multicultural and it is our obligation to show all the cultural poles that we have.
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Laureata in scienze della comunicazione presso la prestigiosa Università di Guayaquil, Facoltà di Comunicazione. Giornalista, community manager, ricercatore e divulgatore della cultura montubia ecuadoriana, musicista e strumentista di strumenti indigeni ecuadoriani e latinoamericani, rappresenta l'Ecuador in diversi Paesi.
