Guanebucán, and known by Juan de Castellanos as "La Ramada" and apparently namedandso named, apparently according to a construction technique used, which gave a characteristicconstruction technique used, which gave a characteristic aspect to its dwellings.geographically identified as the strip of land between the northern slope of the Sierranorthern slope of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and the coast of the Caribbean Sea, between Cabo San Juan and Dibiba.between Cabo San Juan and Dibulla, to the west, and the Ranchería River to the east.It is worth noting that the Tapi/Tapei region included a group of marshes and estuaries located to the east of theand estuaries located to the east of Eneas Point, which include the Sabalete swamp, LagunaSabalete, Laguna Grande and Navío Quebrado in the vicinity of the currentCamarones township.