Djeoromitxi

The Djeoromitxí, also known as Jabuti, are an Indigenous people of the forested Guaporé country. Their language and that of the neighbouring Arikapú form the small Jabuti language family, distinct from the Tupian and other languages spoken nearby. Their traditions belong to a region of great linguistic variety, where the tributaries of the Branco and Guaporé flow through the southwestern Amazon.