Kuna Erotic

The Guna (formerly spelled Kuna) are an Indigenous people of Panama and northwestern Colombia — approximately 80,000+ in Panama per the 2010 INEC census, plus approximately 2,000+ in the Colombian Chocó region. Concentrated in the Comarca Guna Yala (the San Blas Archipelago and adjacent mainland of the eastern Caribbean coast of Panama), the smaller Madungandí and Wargandí inland comarcas, and the substantial urban Guna diaspora in Panama City. The Guna maintain distinctive cultural practices including the mola textile tradition (UNESCO-listed Intangible Cultural Heritage), substantial political autonomy under the 1925 Tule Revolution settlement that established the Guna autonomous-territorial framework, and matrilineal social organization. The Guna have one of the highest documented frequencies of albinism of any human population (estimated 1 in 200 Guna individuals, vs roughly 1 in 20,000 globally) — culturally interpreted within Guna tradition as 'children of the moon' and not stigmatized.