The Asojá flies, the bird-god-woman who transmutes spirit. She was a tiger, she was a plant, she was a jaguar, and today she is a girl who must heal her pain. EAMI is a story of the displaced. It’s the memory of a people that had to leave its original place, that ever-smaller forest, to become “coñone,” an Ayoreo word that means insensitive or insensate, and it’s the word they use to define us.
