Why did some groups in south america continue to lives as nomads after the development of agriculture?

In South America the nomadic peoples still exist because they are groups that are in places according to the season or the climate, besides being where their food is (animals and fruits).

In addition their traditions have always been nomadic and shared in generations.

Although they are small suggestions in certain parts of South America they still exist

Nukak Makú from Colombia

Awás of Brazil

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