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This is incredible! Loved to hear about lesser known Mexican Native tribes! I live by the Rio Grande river and have always wondered about natives in this Area other than Tamaulipan natives. Wish I knew what tribe we are all from?

IMO suggesting that retention of old culture - or otherwise - makes an Amerindian tribe more or less Native American is a fallacy as well as a danger concept that could adversely affect all tribes if taken to heart; for, such a concept would require a tribe to keep its culture static, essentially trapped in some yester-year likely chosen by a government not of the tribe, else risk being labelled as non-Native by them sometime in the future (thus negating that government's treaty obligations, via that government's own, unilateral rationalization). Having any Amerindian ancestry makes one Amerindian (& if admixed, then one is Amerindian plus each & every other non-Amerindian ethnicity as well). Ancestry cannot be taken away. Governments use blood-quantums to try & negate this fact administratively. One would be hard pressed to name peoples whose cultures have remained the same throughout the millenia from say between as close to 2024 B.C. as one can find to now in 2024 A.D., eh? Even the far more recent "New World" history as viewed with a Euro-centric point of view shows folk of European ancestry don't talk, write, dress, nor commonly travel in the same way now as their ancestors did early on in the Americas, eh? Are those in government willing to apply the same conditions to themselves that they impose upon Amerindian tribes - & are you willing to impose upon yourself the same conditions that you judge Amerindian tribes by? I would hope not; & therefore, I would hope that folk turn their thinking around on this very-faulty concept. Wanting to keep some tribal culture "as is" is quite understandable, but demanding that it remain "as is" regardless of changing circumstances placed upon the tribe or changing desires within the tribe is an unreasonable demand (or "litmus test" for "Native American-ness" - which isn't even a thing - or for any other people to be judged by). That's my take.

I am a Native American, bloodline from Zacatecas. I was detribalized through adoption, but pray that I can dance at powwows for those who also have lost their heritage !!!

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Glad these tribes are being mentioned. My dad's ppl are from Sonora Mexico and Arizona. Love my Yaqui family. Mom's family is from Jalisco, Huachol tribe. So proud of my Indigenous roots and my roots from Mexico.

The pronunciation of the names is wrong.

what's the traditional music in the background? I love it!

Tribal people and so-called Mestizo urban Injuns are still all Injun people.

It's the Huachelo, not Huol ppl. This is a pretty large tribe. Also, in Jalisco, Zacatecas and a couple of other states. My grandfather is from this tribe in Jalisco. He migrated during the Mexican revolution. He became a citizen of the USA. He self identified as Mexican American. He was 100% indigenous.

Your pronunciation leaves much to be desired.

These videos are nice and appreciate the research. But the pronunciation is not accurate.

Least you can do is learn the correct pronunciation.

Why western theologiet call " THE SHIVA TEMPLES around the world " PYRAMIDS " ???

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Bloodline . My ancestors are shamens . So do your research bfore you wanna fuxk with 😂😂😂 they who come will get heat

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It would be nice if A.I. could pronounce Tarahumara correctly.

My grandparents, on my father's side, were from the area of Nuevo Laredo to the north and to the south Monterey and Guadalajara. My grandmother was very ethic appearing and my grandfather more Spanish. Who were the indigenous people from that area?

It pronounced Huichol !