![]() This short article explores how the community managed both the flood and the COVID19 crisis, according to communitarian practices, as well as how relations of trust are built during sad “everyday life” events in the life of an Amazonian community, as well in not-so-everyday-life emergency situations that are more rare, yet more intense when they occur. I happened to be there on fieldwork during the times of a double disaster: the COVID19 crisis, and the biggest flood in the community’s living memory. There is no road connecting it to the rest of the country no electricity and no telephone network. ![]() Sarayaku is an Amazonian Kichwa community on the shores of Río Bobonaza, Ecuador.
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