Olivia Arévalo
Shaman, environmental and cultural rights activist, Peruvian and onaya artisan, of Shipibo tribe
About Olivia Arévalo
Lived 1937 – 2018 (aged 80–81). Olivia Arévalo was a Peruvian artisan, environmentalist, shaman and activist.
Olivia Arévalo Lomas (February 1937 – 19 April 2018) was a Peruvian Onanya of Shipibo-Conibo Indigenous people of Ucayali region, a Ayahuasca plant medicine healer, and environmental and cultural rights activist. She advocated “for the recognition of indigenous communities' rights and the preservation of their ancestral territories.” She was also "considered a wealth of knowledge about Amazonian plants and native traditions."
Life and career Olivia Arévalo Lomas was born in February 1937 in the village of Victoria Gracia in Peru's central Amazon region of Ucayali. Between 2009 and 2011, Arévalo worked at the Temple of the Path of Light, a traditional medicine center in Peru.
She briefly appeared in films directed by Jan Kounen that made her known outside of Peru.
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Who was Olivia Arévalo?
Shaman, environmental and cultural rights activist, Peruvian and onaya artisan, of Shipibo tribe
When was Olivia Arévalo born?
Olivia Arévalo was born in 1937 in Ucayali Department.
When did Olivia Arévalo die?
Olivia Arévalo died on 19 April 2018 in Coronel Portillo Province.
What was Olivia Arévalo's occupation?
Olivia Arévalo was an artisan, environmentalist, shaman and activist.
What nationality was Olivia Arévalo?
Olivia Arévalo was Peruvian.
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