This text analyzes the process of audiovisual production of the Kichwa Sarayaku People of the Ecuadorean Amazon, as part of a politics of a positioned, relational and dynamic representation, with which they have reconfigured their strategies of struggle, for territorial and cultural defense and self-determination, this process also permitted them to use media, not just to denounce, but also to subjectivize and enunciate their ways of being in the world.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.47725/RAV.028.12