The reality of the local inhabitant, generally an immigrant from other more or less distant lands, who arrived in times of spices, rubber or gold, is based on subsistence agriculture, hunting and fishing, gathering fruits and medicinal plants, and sporadic services rendered to third parties according to their skills. 

The Amazonian native, since he was a child, is capable of feeling and doing differently from what we know in our modern societies. In these tropical forests they develop a high level of attention, perception and intuition.

These characteristics, the result of adaptation to the most diversified ecosystem on the planet, transform them into unusual human beings.