De la garza descendant here 👋

What 😂😂

I taught middle and high school for years. I was astonished that, other than white people, no one was interested in their ancestors. I’d want to know my great-grandfather was Apache. I’d be proud to be Coahuiltecan. These folks have survived for thousands of years.

14.0% north african sephardic jew 73.3% indigenous to south Texas/northeast Mexico Chihuahua Mexico and Sonora Mexico much love and respect my indigenous family.

my paternal grandfather comes from north texas (matamoros tamaulipas) and i rlly do feel a connection to this. i hope i can learn more <3

Mi papa y mi mamá nacieron en San Luis Potosí y en el adn salió que son de Texas y del Noreste Mexicano tengo sangre Coahulteca me siento orgullosa de mis raíces, mi papa tenía razón nos decía que ellos venían del norte sus antepasados.

No hombre! You are all Mejicanos 😂

Christ is King

I always thought I was Mexican on my mother’s side but after taking an ancestry dna test I found that I am actually coahuiltecan. I am an adult now and have been adopted since I was ten and now I just want to connect with my roots. I wish there was more information about language and culture online.

I took a DNA test to see where in Europe my ancestors came from and to my surprise my ancestors mainly come from north eastern Mexico and southern what is now Texas. I love learning about this but it makes me sad to know Texas doesn't even recognize our people as a tribe or group of people n e more even though our ancestors are buried outside the Alamo and helped build it.

I'm 31% indigenous to Southern New Mexico, West Texas, and Chihuahua but my family lived in Coahuila so I'm curious what they were native to

Did my DNA and saw I’m 50% indigenous

No. TOO CHICKEN 😮

I love this; this is beautiful. How can I learn more about it?

Avete coghiomi italiani con la lettera m iniziale ci sono poi vi dirò perchè

Way to thrive, Claudia!!

Im 70% Indigenous from south east texas north east mexico

Hi , nice to see your videos about bee conservation . I am also a pollinator conservationist from India . Keep in touch always . Go Green . Save Earth .

Ancestry has me down for majority dna at 48%Coahuila, Indigenous American. I never thought Spanish WAS NOT my first language.

We feel lost and want to learn more from our people beliefs from our tribe my brother and I have been teaching ourselves but the Pendleton tribe took my brother in when he was 21. We have powwows but I feel lost because I don’t feel the same. My mother Diane Rocha talked a little about it but when they moved to the north at age 3 from Texas to Oregon they weren’t allowed to speak their language and she was so young that when I was born in the north were we lived we hardly seen any tribe’s until I was adult. 😢 I want to learn from my ancestors

My grandmother is Moreno but my grandfather is Andres Rocha and my DNA test lead me to the northeast plains of Mexico says I had a great grandmother born here in the 1850s to 1920s I’m looking for my spiritual beliefs and I feel like they are call me back to them. If anyone can help me it would be greatly appreciated ❤️

My ancestry results say I’m 67% indigenous from Texas & Mexico and 15% Basque. My grandfather was born in Texas but grew up in Mexico. From what I’ve been told my grandparents traveled between texas and Mexico. I’m glad I took the test. I want to find out more about my ancestors.

Where's the mariachi?

All my family ancestry are from coahuila, we are generations of coahuiltecas

Im adopted (forster kid) and could never connect to my culture and i live and was born in san antonio tx where we (our ancestors) most commonly were and i connect mostly with native songs from tribes and native artists :)

This is needed. Wish Texas would do more for all of the nations.

i am haliwa saponi from hollister north carolina, we live in houston tx we are all so state recognized been working towards federal recognition for 30+ years. i would love to fellowship with your clan

I would like to extend an invitation to attend the Annual Pow Wow at Chisholm Trail Museum in Cleburne Tx. March 31-April 2.

I was born there, yet I'm not coahuilteco but tlaxcalan decent. Tlaxcala colonized that area, I can trace it back through my nahua last name, tlaxcaltecas where nahuatl speaking not coahuilteco

I'm pretty sure I got Coahuiltecan blood. I my grandfather was from Saltillo, Coahuila, great grandfather from Montemorelos, Nuevo Leon, great grandmother from San Fernando, Tamaulipas, and grandmother from Matehuala San Luis Potosi and parents from Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. All of my family comes from Northern Mexico. Also my dad looks just like Dr. Mario Garza.

I'm from San Antonio, TX. I did a DNA test and I have 61%, my mother 70% and my father 50% Indigenous Americas- NE Mexico. I have ancestors stretching from SE Coahuila to Corpus Christi, Texas. I would love to speak to someone to help me figure out what type of Native American Indian I am. I'm thinking Coahuiltecan.

That’s some good pot,

Even if he wouldn't be alive in 30 years when the tribe would be recognised, I hope they do this for their children

I've always wondered why there were so few reservations in Texas, considering most of the people who were here then, stayed here.

I took a DNA test and I have a 65 percent indigenous in me. Specifically coming from southeast Texas and northeastern Mexico.

Great video.

my DNA test shows im Native American mostly Im from Southern Texas Any one have more info on the next PowWow

From the springs in San Marcos? I'm in New Braunfels by a lot of springs

How can I get in touch with elders from the coahuiltecan?

I cume here because of the propsguy

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a proud coahuiltecan here👋

I’m adopted and am from south Texas. I took a dna test and I’m pretty much 50% native and 50% Spanish. This was so amazing. I had no idea.

We are not from India, there for we are not Indians. We are Indigenous Americas.

i did my ancestry dna also and found out my fathers family comes from this region also. im only half but i still have 20 percent indigenous dna. im also a garza. i notice alot of gara are from here also.. nice to see you all here in the comments..if youre here then we are family.

Where is all this located...???

did our DNA and this is the tribe that came up for me and my mom! she was born in Laredo, TX. I want to know more about our culture so I can pass it down to my children

The content itself is very interesting but the edit made it very hard to focus and understand

If someone is living in Mexico, but a DNA test shows that they have a large percentage of Native American blood, and the tribe is also in the United States and is federally recognized, can the person get enrolled?

My DNA test took me here (35%) I don’t know my birth parents but my birth father I believe is very high %. I want to come here and immerse me and my 6 year old son in this culture and find my roots. I am open to making connections with anyone who wants to! Peace