Image: Bandera Municipio Guanipa

Description: Bandera del Municipio Guanipa La actual bandera del municipio Guanipa (Desde el año 2017), está dividida en cinco franjas horizontales de diferentes medidas, tres símbolos y siete colores que coinciden con los representados en el escudo de armas. Cada elemento simboliza una historia o leyenda ancestral natural y cultural del municipio. Franjas: • Azul: representa el agua y el cielo abierto, potencial de nuestro gentilicio para desarrollar sus culturas, vivencias, historias y creencias de nuestro río. • Verde: Representa nuestras sabanas, siembras, pastos, plantaciones de moriche, mango, merey entre otros frutos que abundan en la zona. • Rojo ladrillo: Representa las cobrizas y fértiles tierras donde habito la india Guanipa, el color de los farallones y casas de bahareque (hoy patrimonio cultural de nuestro municipio). • Blanco: Representa la paz mundial y Guanipa es territorio de paz. (Son dos Franjas horizontales, la primera ubicada entre las franjas Azul y verde y la segunda entre las franjas Verde y Rojo ladrillo). En el margen superior izquierdo un banderín blanco con el escudo de armas del municipio como gesto de amistad y bienvenida a los visitantes. Símbolos: • Amarillo: representado por el sol radiante, simboliza el entusiasmo de nuestra gente trabajadora que desde muy temprano salen a sus faenas. • Negro: representado por una gota de petróleo, principal materia prima de la Faja petrolífera del Orinoco, que fue convertida en leyenda caribe en honor a la princesa Caribe IT-CHE-ME, pionera en el progreso de la región dando cavidad a las sucesivas industrias en nuestro municipio. • Rojo: representado por un moriche, totem símbolo de la mesa de Guanipa, guardián de nuestros ríos y bosques, fruto de la cadena alimenticia Caribe, sus palmas utilizadas para la protección del sol y la lluvia en sus bahareques, el color rojo representa la sangre heroica ancestral derramada en batallas por nuestros indígenas que defendieron su territorio.
Title: Bandera Municipio Guanipa
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