WHO WE ARE

Team of Authentic Indigenous Hunters, Organizers and Leaders of Nomadic Survival Expeditions in Sporadically Explored and Unexplored Amazonian Territories.

Roles, Responsibility, & Relationships

Amazon Expeditioners operates through defined roles, responsibility, and long-term relationships — not personalities, tourism, or commercial adventure frameworks.

Our work exists to preserve seriousness in a space increasingly shaped by performance, speed, and consumption. These expeditions are intentionally limited, deliberately structured, and guided by indigenous authority rather than external expectations.

Participation is not open by default.
Alignment, readiness, and respect come first.

How Amazon Expeditioners Operates

Amazon Expeditioners is a collaborative structure connecting indigenous Amazonian hunters, local specialists, and expedition coordination.

Each expedition functions through:

Clear responsibility
Cultural boundaries
Defined decision-making authority
Non-negotiable safety protocols

This structure protects:

Participants
Indigenous hosts
The integrity of the programs themselves

Nothing here is improvised.
Nothing is built around spectacle.

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Indigenous Hunters & Host Communities

The indigenous hunters who guide and host these expeditions are not employees, performers, or instructors in a commercial sense.

They are:

Knowledge holders
Decision-makers within their territory
Active participants in shaping daily rhythm and boundaries

Their authority is respected at all times.

Participants do not arrive to extract experiences, skills, or identity.
They enter as guests within an existing way of life.

This distinction is essential.

Christian Del Cuadro

Founder & Expedition Coordinator

Christian founded Amazon Expeditioners with the intention of creating something fundamentally different from commercial adventure travel and survival tourism.

His role is not centered on protagonism, performance, or instruction.

Instead, he is responsible for:

Expedition structure and screening
Participant preparation and alignment
Safety systems and logistics
Coordination between participants and indigenous hosts
Preserving the integrity of each program’s rhythm and boundaries

Christian brings experience from:

Expedition logistics and field coordination
Long-term immersion among Amazonian hunters
Survival instruction and applied wilderness knowledge
Translation and cross-cultural mediation
A two-decade military career emphasizing discipline, risk management, and operational responsibility

In recent years (2025 & 2026), Christian has intentionally stepped back from direct instruction and translation roles to focus on program design, preparation systems, and long-term sustainability.

This shift ensures that: