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This article shows the findings of an ethnography carried out in the town of San Andrés de Pica within the province of Tamarugal, in the first region of Tarapacá, Chile. The objective was to analyze the practices of mobility and transfer of borders in newly settled migrants to the rural town of Pica, a scale that has not been addressed in the literature. The data were obtained through interviews and participant observation during a prolonged stay in the town that inquired about the reconstitution of the moments of migration: before, during and after the trip. During the course, the interviewees acquire a space capital, a “know how to migrate”, related to the mobility that constitutes a shared, learned and practiced heritage among them. This knowledge is part of the cross-cultural itineraries understood as the transit and interaction between social spheres and diverse spaces which include strategies and practices of identity renegotiation for the crossing of borders, territorial, cultural, social and symbolic.

Recién llegados al oasis. Movilidad y cruce de fronteras en migrantes recientemente asentados en San Andrés de Pica, Tarapacá (Chile)