Cholos pescadores

Cholos pescadores ('cholo fishermen', sg. cholo pescador) are a social group that live in Ecuador's Guayas and Manabí provinces. They are descended from Hispanicized indigenous coastal peoples, which were wiped out as political entities during the colonial era, but maintained a separate identity. Today, cholos pescadores continue to engage in fishing as their primary economic activity.

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  Cholo pescador basketry
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  Cholo pescador bags

See also

• Manteño civilization
• Montubio
• Caiçaras
• Cholo
• Ribeirinhos

Further reading

• "El cholo pescador". Hoy (Ecuadorian newspaper) (in Spanish). December 28, 1994. Archived from the original on September 27, 2011.

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Ancestry and ethnicity in Ecuador

Indigenous

• Awa-Kwaiker
• Canelos-Quichua
• Cañari
• Chachi
• Cholo pescador
• Cofán
• Huaorani
  • Tagaeri
• Jivaroan
  • Achuar
  • Aguaruna
  • Huambisa
  • Shuar
• Maina
• Quichua
  • Panzaleo
  • Quijos-Quichua
• Otavalo
• Puruhá
• Sápara
• Secoya
• Siona
• Taromenane
• Teteté
• Tsáchila

Non-Indigenous

• African
• Americans
• European
• Italians
• Mestizos
• Uruguayans
• Croatians
• Lebanese
• Jews

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