A beautiful Brazilian Indian, indigenous to the Americas and not African

A beautiful Brazilian Indian, indigenous to the Americas and not African, characterized according to how a Tunambá or Tapajó woman dresses, very simply and traditionally, like a real Indian with a painted body and headdress , with a very cute face and an athletic body with a blue macaw on a very high peak in the Amazon rainforest from where you can see the river and a waterfall, but the river must run on a plain, the woman must necessarily be facing forward and slightly crouched among tropical bushes. in the river you can see a canoe not so far away. Other birds fly around the area following a hoopoe in a harmonious formation in the landscape.