厄瓜多尔青年使用动画来通过一部有关祖传遗产的电影来恢复Quichua语言和文化。 Ecuadorian youth use anime to revive Quichua language and culture through a film about ancestral heritage.

在厄瓜多尔的安第斯山脉, 年轻的Otavalo土著人正在使用动画风格的动画来恢复他们的文化和Quichua语, In Ecuador’s Andes, young Otavalo Indigenous people are using anime-style animation to revive their culture and Quichua language, particularly among youth. 由Yay Animación制作的9分钟电影《我们是Aya》, 呈现受祖先传统启发的神话人物, The 9-minute film “We’re Aya,” created by Yay Animación, features mythical characters inspired by ancestral traditions, set in Imbabura province and influenced by Hayao Miyazaki. 它描绘了在全球化中保护遗产的精神旅程,主题是复原力和身份。 It portrays a spiritual journey to preserve heritage amid globalization, with themes of resilience and identity. 这部影片包括12个讲Quichua语的人物和象征性元素,如神鹰和礼仪舞。 The film includes 12 Quichua-speaking characters and symbolic elements like the condor and ritual dances. 创造者,包括导演图帕克·阿马鲁,旨在将电子游戏扩大到Quichua语游戏和国际媒体,以加强文化自豪感和克服语言衰落。 Creators, including director Tupac Amaru, aim to expand into Quichua-language video games and international media to strengthen cultural pride and combat language decline.