Cashibo

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For the missionary base in Peru, see Cashibo (mission).

The Cashibo or Carapache is a South American indigenous people speaking a Panoan language. They live in scanty numbers on the west side of the Ucayali, Peru. They joined Juan Santos in 1744 in the destruction of missions.

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