Betoye, Jirarre, Betoi, Jirara, Guahibos, They live on the banks of the Cravo river and in the municipality of Tame, department of Arauca, in a group of communities in the inspections of Betoyes and Corocito.
Their language comes from the Chibcha linguistic family. Although they do not retain their original language, they speak a particular Spanish considered as Betoye Spanish.