Afro-indigenous-diasporic alliances and knowledge: the ecology of guarani rap

This paper is based on an analysis of post-colonial studies on the exercise of knowledge and its Afro-indigenous-diasporic alliances. The case study's qualitative inference is the rapper group Koa Ha'e from the city of Asuncion - Paraguay, as a practice of ecology of knowledge of southern epistemology, which uses from their experiences and socio-political-cultural experiences, the local attachment as a condition for the manifestation of ladinoamefricano epistemological knowledge. We understand that the Rap narrative, following the example of the group Koa Ha'e in its ladinoamefricanidade, manifests a system of cultural, social, and political references of our ancestors against the erasure and silencing of physical-psycholinguistic bodies and their ladinoamefricano signs and meanings.