The Tembetá collection brings the trajectories and reflections of great indigenous thinkers in Brazil, in books that bring together essays, statements, and interviews.Tembetá is the first collection of books about indigenous thinkers in the world. The honored author of this volume is Kaká Werá, one of the founders of the indigenous literature movement, author of books such as "Todas as vezes que dissemos adeus" and "A terra dos mil povos". Kaká's work is recognized both as a writer and as a political articulator, and he has been fundamental to the space that indigenous literature has conquered in Brazil in the last 30 years.