02072nas a2200313   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002653004800043653002600091653005600117653005400173653002600227653002800253653002800281653002600309653002300335653002200358653002400380653002500404653002600429653002600455100002900481245010700510856009500617300001000712490000700722520101500729022001401744                                       d10aJournal History of Latin American Education10aOlivia Arévalo Lomas10aRevista de história da educação latino-americana10aRevista historia de la educación latinoamericana10aShipibo-konibo-xeteba10aconhecimento indígena.10aconocimiento indígena.10aindigenous knowledge.10aIndigenous peoples10aindígena kimün.10aindígena xokiñche10apoblación indígena10apopulação indígena10ashipibo-konibo-xeteba1 aJuan Mansilla Sepúlveda00aOlivia Arévalo Lomas: una ventana desde el infinito Asesinato del canto sagrado shipibo-konibo-xeteba  uhttp://www.scielo.org.co/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0122-72382019000200017&lang=es  a17-340 v213 aThis article presents a reflection on the ancestral indigenous wisdom of a people from the Peruvian Amazonia based on the murder of a wise woman. The documentary theoretical analysis aims to understand the socio-cultural ethos of the Shipibo-konibo-xeteba indigenous people, and the milestone that evidences the attempt to take over ancestral wisdom in the most violent way in the contemporary world: the murder of the spiritual master Olivia Arevalo, a real human treasure. The method consisted of a systematic and synthetic review of the Shipibo-Konibo people. The results presented here may contribute to promoting interest in studying the female leadership of the indigenous peoples and, at the same time, it challenges the academic and political community regarding the assassinations of indigenous leaders in different territories of Latin America. This is also a contribution to the visibility, recognition and dissemination of the intangible cultural heritage of the current diversity in the continent.  a0122-7238