Tingui-Botó people

Tingui-Botó
Aconã
Total population
407 (2020)
Regions with significant populations
Brazil
Languages
Portuguese language, Dzubukuá language (ritual), formerly Wakoná language
Religion
Toré

The Tingui-Botó are an Indigenous group of Brazil. They are also called Wakoná or Aconã. In 2020, they numbered 407 people.

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