The South American Cloak is a traditional garment worn by people in the Andes region of South America. It is also known as a PONCHO, which is a six-letter word used to describe the cloak. The PONCHO is typically made from wool and is designed to keep the wearer warm in cold climates. It is usually brightly colored and decorated with intricate patterns. The PONCHO is an important part of the culture of many South American countries and is often seen at festivals and other celebrations.