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espanolLa presente investigacion tiene por objeto desarrollar una descripcion de las teo-gonias de los pueblos indigenas inga, misak guambiana, nasa, pasto, yanacona, ette y bari de Colombia, con el fin de ubicar la existencia o ausencia de relaciones de dominacion masculina sobre lo femenino en la etnoliteratura indigena. Este trabajo se inscribe dentro de los estudios de narrativa indigena latinoamericana y el enfoque de genero, en los que las teogonias se entienden como textos que permiten desarrollar un estudio riguroso sobre la “erotica latinoamericana” (propuesta por Enrique Dussel dentro de la denominada “filosofia de la libera-cion latinoamericana”) y el contexto politico-economico de cada grupo etnico, permitiendo comprender la vigencia, los limites y los escenarios de resistencia en clave de erotica y complementariedad latinoamericana EnglishThe purpose of this research is to develop a description of the theogonies of the Inga, Misak Guambiana, Nasa, Pasto, Yanacona, Ette and Bari indigenous peoples of Colombia, in order to establish the existence or absence of relations of male domination over the feminine in the indigenous ethnoliterature. This work is part of the studies of Latin American indigenous narrative and the gender approach, in which the theogonies are understood as texts that allow developing a rigorous study on “Latin American erotica” (proposed by Enrique Dussel within the so-called “philosophy of Latin American liberation”) and the political-economic context of each ethnic group, allowing us to understand the validity, limits and scenarios of resistance in each ethnic group in terms of Latin American eroticism and complementarity

Teogonías de los pueblos indígenas en Colombia: ¿una erótica sin dominación?