Terbi

The Teribe, also known as Naso or Térraba, are an Indigenous people of the forests and river valleys of Talamanca and western Panama. Their language belongs to the Chibchan family. Late in the seventeenth century Spanish missionaries moved some Teribe from the Caribbean side of the mountains to the Pacific slope, where San Francisco de Térraba was established. Other communities remained in the northern river country, preserving connections across the mountain region.