Guarocuya (wah-roh-KOO-yah)
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Guarocuya (a.k.a. Guava)
Guarocuya, named after the legendary Taino cacique (chief) who fought against Spanish colonization, carries the spirit of resistance and strength within him. Hehe is a dynamic and influential figure in his mountain village. Raised with stories of bravery and resilience, Guarocuya grew up in a family known for their craftsmanship, particularly in pottery and weaving.
Guarocuya has a lithe and muscular build, with bronze skin and long, straight black hair that he often decorates with feathers and beads. His eyes are a striking hazel, reflecting his intense and passionate nature. Fiery and determined, Guarocuya is a warrior at heart. He is fiercely loyal to his people and their traditions and has a strong sense of justice. Despite his intensity, he has a playful side and enjoys making others laugh.
A master craftsman, Guarocuya creates beautiful and functional pottery and woven goods. He is also a skilled warrior, trained in traditional Taino fighting techniques. His agility and quick reflexes make him an excellent hunter and scout. Guarocuya enjoys dancing and music, often participating in traditional ceremonies and celebrations. He also has a deep love for storytelling, weaving tales of his ancestors and their exploits.
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