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Make the music a little louder…

My family is from the island of uranden and many people there know the language but also Spanish and I always wanted to learn the language however there is very few teachers left I got to know a few words but that’s it thank u for giving us some spotlight in the world

Aver Ella Dija Paiese

Falsa

Ese margaro la mejor birria.

Tenemos cultura y no vamos a desaparecer nunca Michoacán es uno y somos un pueblo de costumbres muchas tradiciones que solo nosotros tenemos visita Michoacán y lo veras

I’m proud of being Purepecha my grandma on my father side was native and dressed as one and she also was bilingual she spoke Spanish and Purepecha my father retired and when back to his home town in this town they still ruled like before they don’t have police or mayor they have older people that they pick to lead them his home town name is Cheran you might have heard of it because it came on the news I wish I would have learned there native language but I was left with my mothers parents I only saw my fathers parents about 15 times in all my life I lived far from them 😢I met them when I was like 10 years old

I've always been obsessed with the Purepecha. En Mexico dicen que la sangre habla. I wanted to focus on Purepecha history when I was in college, but unfortunately I was not able to have it as my field of study. My family is from southern Guanajuato bordering Michoacan; this area used to border the Purepecha Empire. Until I took a DNA test I didn't have specifics regarding my Native American DNA. There hasn't been a full blooded Native American ancestor in my family tree for atleast 250 years or more. In southern Guanajuato, there's been Native American and European mixing since the 1520's. In fact, more so than in Michoacan. The people in southern Guanajuato tend to be very light skinned. Well, it turns out that I have a lot of Native American DNA from my blonde blue-eyed Mexican ancestors. My grandmother is blonde and blue-eyed like Anne Coulter (one can't get any whiter than that), and she has 42% Native American DNA, the majority of which is Purepecha. According to Ancestry DNA I have DNA from the Olmec, Maya, Aztec, (Mexica), and Meso American region; however, I have mostly Purepecha DNA. I think it's so cool that I have so much Native American blood, especially Purepecha. My Native American ancestors all built phenomenal pyramid city states. Yes, I have European too, but I find my Native American ancestors way more interesting!

Que bueno, que haya haciendas que vuelvan a la vida. La revolución destruyó casi todas. Deberían de reconstruirse todas, muchas podrían ser escuelas. Hoteles o centros de producción agricola otra vez. No es verdad que a los peones los tratarán como esclavos, eso solo lo inventaron para justificar la revolución y la destrucción del progreso del país e imponer otro país que nos tenido exito. No dudo que tal vez hubo unos hacendados que abusaran como ahora hay empresarios que trata mal a los trabajadores, pero tampoco se les pude juzgará todos.

Hermosísima ex hacienda muchas felicidades Sra Mónica !!!

Hola, soy purepecha, gracias por hablar de nuestra cultura.

Thats right, we're here and we arent going anywhere. Que viva Michoacan!

So my grandmother is Mexican and Native and her mother(my great grandmother) was Purépechan. I'm trying to find more about my family roots and this video is very helpful.

K VÍVAAAN TODOS LOS INDIGENAS DE MEXICO!!!

Would love to learn my history and people would love to learn the language to teach my nephews and nieces how can I learn

"Their language is a mix of Purpecha, Tarasco, and Michoacáno." Tarasco is another word for Purpecha. It's the name the Spanish gave us. The way it was worded implies it's different when it's not.

Michoacán no está en el sureste está en el oeste de méxico y también no es la sierra madre orientales la sierra madre occidental

Where in the Southwest not southeast

These are great people. Hardworking, honest, kind, and loyal. Many people who are Mexican speak derrogatorily about them, not realizing they themselves have indigenous blood in them even when they don't recognize it. My oldest sister is one of them, which why we highly dislike each other. We are not even on speaking terms.

Esta Hacienda es un orgullo cultural y de la Nación .

La entrevistadora no tiene tablas de comunicadora aún así la Dueña dijo algo importante , los Mexicanos somos excelentes anfitriones y muy apasionados cuando de trabajar se trata ❤

Great videos. Will there be a part three?

Thank you for this!!! My husband is purepecha and I am not. These videos are so helpful for our kids to learn about their family. ❤️❤️❤️

If any group has stayed close to their roots, it's the Mexican American, or the Pochitos, as they call us in Mexico. The Mexican Americans (I use the term Mexican Americans for a quick identity), the Latinos have a point, Americas is a continent, not a country. We r kind of the orphans, we r not Mexican enough for some Méxicans and to Mexican for some USA ppl. I think this is why AMLO is so popular with so many pochitos, he seems to understand it, sometimes when he speaks and says things like, I ask our paisano and our friends in USA, he seems to include us, hope he does. If Mexico ever goes for it's land, the USA may be in for a big surprise regarding generations of Mexican Americans. We r not traders, it's never mentioned, but we have given more sons and daughters to this country in wars than any other group of people of color. Twice the man power and twice the wounded and mortalities, and hardly ever mentioned. It's hurtful.

Llo😮😂😊

Gracias por tar la historia de los purepacha. Mi familia fueron Purepacha. Mi papa nacio en Jiquilpan Michoacán

Interesante que en la foto del señor de camiseta blanca hay una luz violeta correspondiente a la postura de sus manos. Este tipo de lugar se les llamaba en la antiguedad lugares de poder y regularmente se construian templo ahi. Desgraciadamente se ha perdido el conocimiento de como construir y aumentar el alcance de estos lugares de energia de la madre tierra que esta en armonia con toda la naturaleza, incluyendonos a nosotros .

it's crazy how they had 40,000 people and are considered small now at 150,000

iGracias!

Am so happy to have found some info on the Purepecha people. My father was born in San Franisco del Rincon, Guanajuato, Mexico. That region was settled by both the Purepecha peoples and the Otomi. I hope to find out one day which ethnicity my Mestizo grandmother (surname Jasso) was.

So my ancestors sided with the enemy :(?

It's amazing how little this subject is touched on. It's almost as if it's purposely neglected 🤔

Thank you for this. Lovely narration as well

Beautiful hacienda!

My wife is from Ahualulco de Mercado... we will be visiting next week for the 1st time since 1998.

We'll be there in 5 days!

The music is all wrong-some Indigenous musical instruments would have been more appropriate

Excelente!

Both my dad and mom are michaocanos and I really wanna know where the freck I came from lol

I am proud to be Purepecha on my Mother side. She spoke the language, before learning Spanish in the 1930's and was a strong Woman, like all Purepecha are traditional should be.

I think there was a mistake in the translation, instead of usurpation is expropiation. creo que hubo una error en la traducción, en vez de usurpación es expropiación.

Youngster here…. 21 year old, I’m hopeful that sooner than later I will finally visit the homeland. This is the only way I’ll actually find the authentic culture, I won’t let the language barrier stop me from knowing my ancestors’ culture.

Thank you for teaching history 🥰

Ayeee Thanks for making a section about my home town of Cheran.

dialects come from europe. natives have full languages. Please learn the difference.

Thank you so very much for this video. I'm Mexican-American and in school and in the media we are basically told that all Mexicans were Aztecs. I didn't realize how incorrect that is until I took a trip down to Michoacan to visit family and explored Tzintzuntzan, Janitzio and Patzcuaro. I fell in love with the place, and even though I am physically, culturally and generationally removed from it, I can't help but feel pride in the history and in the resilience of the Purepecha people.

Diabolico!!

Excellent interview! It's refreshing to see an interviewer who knows the wise advice to just let their subject talk and don't get in the way. Well done!

good story. i need the continuation

I started following a family that are Purepecha, and have become very interested in their culture and lives. Now that I found this channel, more of what I've see of that family will make since to me. Thank you!!