Definition: "Arawa", meaning "southern", refers to a group of indigenous people living in tropical regions, particularly on the coasts of Brazil and Peru. Definition: The Arawakian people are descended from an ancient indigenous group that migrated to these shores during the early stages of European colonization. They were originally part of the Arawakan, or "south Indians," which had lived along the coast for thousands of years before European exploration. Their ancestors likely traveled with the Spanish to the Americas in the late 1500s, where they founded the first settlement in what would become Puerto Rico and later Cuba. They played a significant role in shaping early American history, contributing to the development of agriculture, architecture, and music.
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