Description:
The name 'Chatarrú' comes from the Arawakan language and means 'people of the forest.' The Chatarrú people are a group of indigenous people who reside in the eastern highlands of Trinidad and Tobago. They are known for their woodcarving and basketry. The Chatarrú people have a diverse culture that includes traditional beliefs and practices as well as a strong sense of community. The Chatarrú people are also known for their musical traditions, which include singing and dancing.
