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This article is an approach to the process of spatial resettlement of the tikuna indigenous community from Pozo Redondo to its current location, Puerto Esperanza, in the Colombian Amazon trapezoid; a process that took place in the nineties of the twentieth century. The main interest lies in the understanding of some of the most important aspects of this move that we have characterized as internal migration. Hence, we have focused our interest on the perceptions that current inhabitants of Puerto Esperanza have about the relocation of the community, as well as the lifestyle changes and adjustments they have experienced as a result of the move from a settlement in a floodplain of the Amazon River to one located in a slope.

De Pozo Redondo a Nueva Esperanza: reasentamiento en la ribera amazónica colombiana