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Segment Synopsis: María explains that she is proud of her indigenous purubá clothing, although, she also wears contemporary fashion. She also notices that present day indigenous communities use social media. We discuss the fact that there are several otavaleños (people from Otavalo), residing in Europe.
Keywords: Otavalo; clothes; purubá; social media; travel
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Segment Synopsis: María talks about a traditional day at the market, and remembers that when she started working, she could not understand English, but after gaining come contact with tourists, she is able to exchange a few words with them. She says, that they teach each other their own language.
Keywords: English; tourists
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Segment Synopsis: Maria talks about her future. She notes that she is saving to continue studying, and that she already has a degree in business administration. She works at the market to gain more experience, but, in the near future, she would like to have her own business.
Keywords: business administration