This study attempts to make a briefoverview the impacts reproduced by globalization under the imponderable assumptions that it is, for the present, an endless agency that, inside and outside ofit, realizes that the flaws and irregularities that arise they delimit and strain the notion ofcultural identity. In this way, through a theoretical model tour, it can be defined that the globalizing impact causes the recognition oftwo replication movements. On the one hand, in the face ofhomogenizing impulses, the dimension ofinterculturality for small cultural groups needs to break with the privileged divide between the global and local. On the other hand, in a space fractured by structural problems, where the State seems to disappear for some minority groups, the effect radiates a partial or total disarmament or disappearance of the latter that, finally, ends up causing a tear in the denotative ofcultural identity.