Never let the language Nahuatl become forgotten! I'm beginning to study and learn the words, pictographs, and math of the Mexica empire. And I plan to help increase it's population of speakers in Mexico someday. Already one million Mexicans speak Nahuatl, but I wish to see it required in Mexican language class someday. Obviously teach them Spanish since it's the most used language in Mexico, but require the students to also learn basic words, pictographs, numbers, and other history from Nahuatl.
Keep learning Nahuatl, its a basic part of the Mexican identity. My people revived our ancient language, Hebrew, and today it's a spoken language. Don't be discouraged!
Well, but this is not only of _one_ civilisation, there are songs with Nahuatl names while others are Mayan names, so two civilisations to be more precise.
We should be taught to speak out indigenous language again. I enjoy that our country speaks Spanish but we should also learn the other half of our ancestry. Not only Nahuatl... also Yucatec, Mixtec, Huichol etc etc
Respect from the Celtic peoples of Europe who were also conquered by Romance-speaking tongues. Though my people only exist in 6 nations today, I send blessings and energy to the Aztec, Mayan and Incan peoples of South America. -a Scots-Welshman.
Draco Distortion yeah I know, what I’m telling you is that they tell stories of how Mayans were so advanced and they respected each other (Mayan priests and celt druids) because of their knowledge. When 2012 Mayan theory arrived, druids knew exactly what they were talking about
I am a Christian from Czech Republic, but I've always felt weird pulling towards Mayan culture and it kept on coming to my life on many occasions, I hope your culture can raise again, this music is absolutely wonderful
It’s always good to know world history. Helps gain insight and not to forget where we came from. Humans are the only species that have such an array of talent and culture. Probably why I like visiting art museums.
I'm black african and i love mayan music, so powerful... central american Latinos should stop with the reggaeton crap and make something inspired by this wonderful ancestral music...
I agree with you my brother we should be careful what music we listen to this is the perfect 👌 vibrational frequency for our souls and this is the music we need in order keep our vibrations higher peace god
Theres a lot of Psy-Trance songs inspired by Mesoamerican Culture. But yes it would be cool if Mexicans formed their own groundbreaking genres inspired by this beautiful music.
you should be proud of your african roots too. there's a lot of foreigners that are "proud" of this culture, yet they still want a wall to keep them off their own continent, as well as foreigners that are so "proud" they want to steal it, and replace the aboriginals with their own seed.
My mother is Zapotec and my father is Purepecha 113% brown and proud. Me siento muy orgulloso de mis raises y mi cultura anuque yo no naci en Mexico sigo siendo Mexicano.
@@mrjay1268 YOU KEEP YOUR copy/paste and think before opening it up please #exposed ✌️ The guy here is talking about geographic place not a country ideology so why did you had to come shit around with ur only comment? Cheers
Borderlines made by the over seas colonizers will not stop your native bloodline from rising! Your people are the real Natives of this land! Blessings to you brother
PROUD TO BE MEXICAN, ORGULLOSO DE SER MEXICANO, ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRIES IN THE PLANET, UNO DE LOS MAS HERMOSOS PAISES DEL MUNDO. VIVA MEXICO, LONG LIFE MEXICO.
The dirty Spanish destroyed ancient civilizations and rich in knowledge, Aztecs and Mayans had astronomical calendars, floating gardens (called chinampas) aqueducts, even they contributed the number zero long before the Arabs, mathematicians, created water wells etc, etc. Some still believe them primitive for their ritual sacrifices. And what did the Spaniards bring to America? the holy inquisition, diseases (smallpox), robbery, death, blood, rape, extermination, genocide, racism, and slavery.
very true my brother , the spiritual connection with the universe and nature they had was to much knowledge and understanding for the ' already evolved far from nature humans called spaniards those days .. evolving is a important proces in human history and still today .. sadly to say we live by a system nowdays thats created by personality's that was thinking far from nature standarts , focesed on ego , self lust , sort of hate and very unnatural mindstate's .. when they catched that energy from the natives there was no way other then to destroy the knowledge and people meanwhile the spaniards thinking , they not gonna destroy our vision of how the world is must be
@@charliefennell409 The beanies usually have quite a bit of native ancestry, not always but if you look at their features you can tell they are Mesoamerican. Many as a matter of fact from States such as Oaxaca, Chiapas, Campeche, Yucatan and Quintana Roo are 90 to 100 percent indigenous (Zapotec or Mayan) and speak Zapoteco or either Yucatec Mayan, Tzotzil Mayan, etc. So they are not invading, along with Native American they really are from this continent.
Roots from further up north here, and many parts east and west. My grandfather was half-blood cherokee, my father near a quarter, and I don't know where that puts me in the mix of my irish and otherworldly blood (and some also native on my mother's side), but my father always had a deep fascination, which I now share, with this culture and mysterious area of the world, him going so far as to living on Isla Mujeres for a time in his life. He would run boat tours in the area for tourists and often frequent other areas like Tulum and other parts of the Yucatan. I hope to visit that area for myself one day, both the known and possibly unknown. Thank you for this preservation of sound of cultures lost and still struggling to survive. Though there are no words, I can hear history in the music.
This is a guide to clarify things. AZTLAN = Mythical homeland of the peoples of ancient Anahuac (the known world of ancient Mesoamericans) like Eden is to Middle Easterners. It's a cosmological metaphor more than a real place. Some chroniclers like Chimalpahin may have said that New Mexico was Aztlan, but many medieval Christians and Muslims also thought Eden was a real place on Earth. That didn't necessarily mean it was true. AZTEC(S) = Simply means someone from or who comes from AZTLAN (See Above). MAYANS = They aren't the only people in Greater Mesoamerica. That's like saying the only people in Europe are the Italians. ANAHUAC = The Nahuatl-language term for the known civilized world, this means the southern North American isthmus from Central America to the southern United States. The southern people were aware of the far north and vice versa since it has been shown that religious ideas, trade, and migrations went back and forth throughout ANAHUAC. TOLTEC = Contrary to popular BELIEF, it is not an ethnic group. It's a cultural term such as Catholic. For example, just as Mayans and Nahuas (and the hundreds of other ethnic groups in Anahuac) could be Toltecs, Spaniards and Germans could be Catholics. NAHUATL = One of the most widely spoken languages in ANAHUAC at the time of the arrival of the Spanish Catholics. It had been so since the rise and fall of the metropolis of TEOTIHUACAN, the ROME of ancient ANAHUAC and according to some, the capital of a vast empire which covered most of ancient Mesoamerica. The Mexica (Meshika), erroneously termed Aztecs exclusively as if they owned that religious term, were the most recent NAHUATLIZED (they spoke a different language before) ethnic group and "kingdom" in Anahuac. Nahuatl terminology has been found in Mayan languages and Nahuatl speaking provinces and towns were found as far south as Costa Rica. In a way it was what Latin was to medieval and renaissance Europe. Hence, why it's such a dominant indigenous language. That and the conquistadores were helped mainly by allied armies of Nahuatl speaking warriors. This will help you understand further by using a situation you already understand intuitively... Various ethnic identities like Irish, English, Germans, Italians, etc. were Catholics living in Christendom/Europe Various ethnic idenitites like Otontin, Nahuas, Mayans, Yaquis, Mixtecs, etc. were Toltecs living in Anahuac/Greater Mesoamerica Simple. When people use common sense and clear up some concepts, understanding the history of ancient Mexico becomes easier.
Thankyou so much, just thought I understood until reading your concise breakdown. Well done! Much gratitude to you and highest respects to all teachers of truth. Jennifer Gonzales, Log Cabin, Texas
Thanks bro. I live in Costa Rica, Guanacaste ( huanacaxtl). I live near Nicoya (sea at both sides) land of the chorotegas. Nowadays, on Nicoya there one of the 5 blue zones of the world where people easily lives a hundred years, they still eat the famous purple corn and preserve the windsom of the anahuac health, just like K'inich Janaab Pakal lived for 80 years on the 6 hundreds. Saludos desde el último rincón de mesoamérica.
Very beautiful to finally hear the true music from Natives from Central America and Mexico. I am so happy that technology has in music united the Native Americans from North America, down Central America to South America. Beatiful indeed!
This music has such an unusual character. Cool and mysterious. Eerie but tranquil. It feels like there is some kind of strange connection to superstition and death in the music and it's intoxicating.
Miss Sofija thank you for your kind words, and appreciating my music. Everything you said is very true. Every rhythm and sound on each title has a meaning and a story. From death to life and calm and powerful. Feel free to check out my new album titles I’ve uploaded. Thank you 🙏🏽
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I'm Salvadoran American (born and raised in LA but my family is all from El Salvador). I visited a Mayan site outside the capital. It was so silent and peaceful. This type of music filled my imagination. :)
MeláhuacTv Dude what the fuck do you expect?! Much has been lost, but we still have fragments of their instruments and plus life evolves. We're not living in 1400s were are in 2018. Yes, we can evolve from their time.
@@obzidianbladez2873 our ancestors were very much more advanced spiritually back then than now since everything on Earth is spiritual & we way older than just the 1400s lol
Just imagine walking tru the jungle of those ancient civilization s hearing that 2 cond song ..true the ancients jungles of aztec and mayan cities from far way ... Straight chills .
Cuauhtemoc Miquiztli Well at the time the Aztecs arrived the Mayans were almost completely gone. From what I've read everything non-Aztecish within the borders of the Aztecs empire was not treated nicely. I guess that's a normal behaviour for people who were beating others along their path with clubs while the Mayans were more invested in math, advanced writing system, astronomy etc. Of course Mayans too liked beating people up with clubs but still... LOL
I’m half black and half Aztec. Also a heyoka empath from birth. This gift has been passed from my mother from my mother’s mother and my great grandparents and so on. I’m so glad that I’m can say I’m proud to be a Native American as much as I’m proud to be African American.
That's powerful. I really wish I can say that at least one side of my family preserved our Native culture. I had to learn it from my grandpas auntie at age 90 (before she passed at 98) and it was almost by accident, but I'm grateful nonetheless:)
+Fabian Garcia My Dad is from Michoacan the Natives from there are the Purepecha, but I dont know about Jalisco. Research the Natives that are from Jalisco.
I’m Lebanese, but I feel a weird connection to this music. I can’t tell you how fascinated I am with this music and everything that comes along with the Mayan and Aztec cultures. I hope to one day be able to visit the areas that belonged to these magnificent people and learn as much as I can. I have done my best to learn Spanish and educate myself on South American cultures and norms, however, digging deep to learn about the Native tribes is one I can’t help but get excited about.
I'm from California but my parents are from michoacan mx. pretty sure I have purepecha blood(even though i'm light skinned)but really don't know but still thanks for sharing the music of our ancestors. The Best!
Jessica Robinson thank you so much for your kind words! Please keep posted for more music and subscribe to see more of my instruments that made this album possible 🙂👍🏽
@ Jessica Robinson that is a great thing to do. Teach them while they are young to know their culture. Don’t listen to that moron that called you basic. You are not basic. From what I see you are teaching your children about half of their history. I am teaching my kiddo Spanish but I want both of us to learn the native indigenous tongue: Nahuatl. Keep up the good work and don’t listen to that uncultured swine. He probably doesn’t even know about his roots only the “basic” stuff. 😂 🇺🇸🇲🇽❤️
Now take them to mexico to learn from the village healers and become awkaened human beings. Do not let them grow up with hollyweird giving subtle persuasions to some not so nice things. 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Tracy -- you're not part anything: You're a whole person! You can say you're Maya! It is not our fault the Spanish took our ancestral lands and people as their own property and did with them whatever they wished. You being "mixed" does not define you, unless you let it. I'm not "part" Mexica ("Aztec"), I'm wholly Mexica -- I identify more with my indigenous ancestors than I do with my colonial ones. And I refuse to let the colonialists define my identity for me.
Philip Gomez my family is mestizo from Michoacán,México. Our native American blood most likely comes from the purépecha people. Does that make me one of them? No. I'm a mestizo. I also have African blood. Does that make me African? Does my European blood make me European? Why do you claim Mayan ancestry but not your Spanish or african ancestry? You're at best a watered down Mayan
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Hi from Russia A very good mix of songs !!! I feel listening this melody ... I feel freedom , independence , nature . I just wanna visit Mexico 🇲🇽 or 🇵🇪 Peru one day :)
I'm Apache and Azteca full native American we already in Finland to Chile it's a done deal natives will be the majority by 2020 done deal for Europeans
that sounds hostile, European civilization gave you the language you're writing in and the technology to share this music. If it's a "done deal for Europeans" then you'll have to go without their technology and other contributions.
@@heightsofsagarmatha what!? It looks you don't know much history man. You are leaving out math. Mesoamericans contributed to the advance in math. The same math that gave you this technology and logic. Most Europeans copied everything from Egypt, India, China and mesoamerica.
@@ngcongyoncemixbaal4145 maybe concept of zero but no mathematical systems of note, modern mathematics that underlies computers was discovered by Descartes and Newton and a number of other Western European men. Let's take a moment to celebrate Western Europe for its invention of modern civilization.
@@heightsofsagarmatha exactly, zero and without it you cannot program. I'm talking about the major discoveries. We live in a European concept of science but they don't want to give credit to other civilizations like the Indian, mesoamericans (that used calculus before the Europeans in order to calculate precised measurements), Arab with algebra and Russian that are always the top mathematicians.
Proud of being Aztec? They were butchers sacrificing and cutting the heart out, chopping the heads off before throwing those petrified innocent people down the steps of all those who they captured enslaved for their barbaric ritualistic entertainment. They were satanic The Spanish Catholics who invaded Mexico werent any different in the Catholic inquisitions across the globe
@@ishenicole9987 No need to insult our heritage. I am proud of being Aztec and Incan, we had a culture much more sophisticated than any European civilisation built to this day. I prophesy a day when our Empire will rise again and the Native American people will be united and free from our European suppressors
ishe nicole it was a belief not entertainment. For your information. I’m Aztec and also proud. I’m sure if you believed that the the sun would not come out and allow your crops to grow you would have done the same if you were in that Aztec civilization
I have received An ancient Aztec wall of vision. I have seen all the secrets of the past Through this magical, mistical music. A vision from a murdered Aztec king.
I'm not Mayan, or Hispanic. I'm a white American with French and Hungarian ancestry, and I still love this music and this culture. Do captivating and interesting!
@@gouthamzacharia9709 do you still want to use western civilization's technology and advanced scientific knowledge? kinda hypocritical to be trash-talking Europeans on technology brought to you by their civilization.
@@tzizimime I agree with you as a hungarian and top of that, ancient mezoamerican music was like the old asian-hungarian because of the pentaton music. For example, the hungarian folk song "volt nekem egy kecském..." (I had a goat...) sounds like Hurakan 21:05
I’m Mexican. My ancestors were Aztecs. I sadly don’t know the Nahuatl language but my abuela does I feel very proud to know that I have such a magnificent culture. All of you; please never forget where you come from. Be proud of who you are, even if someone tells you otherwise 💞💞
@@TheWabik hello, this us new link to purchase the latest album. Ricardolozano.bandcamp.com This album here i will be uploading within the next couple weeks. 🙏🏽
@@denischen8196 who tf are you? The Aztecs and many other cultures from ancient Mexico consumed Peyote and other hallucinogenic substances. Go back to square ass culture we are trying to connect to our ancestors
hello Im living in mexico since 2004 and I have a channel for Mexico we just edit a video about mayan temples in Oxtankah and Im looking for a music which is I can use in the video. Can I use those music in our videos could you give me a permition ? If you give me permition i will share with your link and your name .. I hope your answer will be ¨yes¨ :) please.. please
Hello good evening. I do have a raramuri (tarahumara) song called “ born to run” in honor of the raramuri runners. my new album ( temple of Kukulkan) track # 5 ricardolozano.bandcamp.com
We need to stop fighting amongst ourselves, we are not latinos, we are not hispanic, we are not mexican, we are not puerto rican, we are not any of those labels they try to throw on us. We are Native, we are Indigenous. These Europeans invaded our lands, Columbus didn't discovered anything. They slaughtered our people, mutilated our people, raped our people, tainted our blood, cut out our tongues, enslaved our people, stole our lands and tried to burn our history. Tenemos que dejar de pelear entre nosotros, no somos latinos, no somos hispanos, no somos mexicanos, no somos puertorriqueños, no somos ninguno de esos sellos que tratan de arrojar sobre nosotros. Somos nativos, somos indígenas. Estos europeos invadieron nuestras tierras, Colón no descubrió nada. Mataron nuestros gente, mutilaron nuestros gente, violaron nuestras gente, contaminaron nuestros sangre, cortaron nuestras lenguas, esclavizaron nuestros gente, robaron nuestras tierras y trataron de quemar nuestra historia. 1.Kukulkan 0:00 2.Kopan 5:05 3.Ahaw Kin 7:47 4.Ek Chuah 11:45 5.Xibalba 16:15 *6.Hurakan* 20:36 7.Hunahpu 23:14 8.Xan 27:06 9.Ixtzul 29:56
Grim Taino hahahah your wrong we are hispanics because we speak Spanish. We are Latinos because we speak a Romance language. We are Mexican because we are born in Mexico. Got to catch up buddy 🇲🇽🇪🇸🇲🇽🇪🇸🇲🇽🇪🇸🇲🇽🇪🇸 times have changed. Viva Maximiliano. Es mejor que ese traidor Benito Juárez
Grim Taino everyone knows Latin is a dead language. Reread what I said I never said it was still spoken. I said that we are latinos because we speak Castellano which is a Romance language like French, portugués, Catalán, basque, italian, and Romanian. Schieße
Speaking a language doesn't make you the language, even if you spoke that language your entire life, you silly fuck. By your "logic" if a german speaks Japanese he's therefore Japanese, I know plenty of Natives that only speak english does that make them English? almost all white americans speak english does that make them english even tho most of their ancestors came from countries where english isn't even the first language? Your logic really isn't logical, but then again you don't know the difference between your and you're, so I'm not surprised LMFAO.
Ragman626 Arbae first of all I never said I was European. We are Mexican which most likely means we are indigenous and European. Somos mestizos but people say that they wish the Spanish never came to Mexico. Without the spaniards we probably would have been taken out by the English or Portugués. We should thank the Spaniard for sparing and making us.
+13RLozano I love this music it reminds me of my ancient ancestors they were Aztecs and they passed down an arrow we display it at my house they made them selves with an arrow head its i checked with a historian he told me how old it is except i forgot
this music is amazing it helps me connect to my beautiful ancient roots, which were taken away from me thanks to the Spanish. continue posting beautiful music. never let the Aztec/Mayan culture die.
Hola hermanos¡ soy artesano, chileno, fabricante de ocarinas. La música y los ritmos que ustedes nos proveen me sirven de inspiración y de compañía en mi trabajo cotidiano. Sublimes sonidos que me guían en mi relación con la arcilla, con el agua, con el fuego y con el viento que circula y que fluye de mis instrumentos ya terminados. Gracias por estar.
Hola, muchas gracias por tus amables palabras. Me alegro de que mi música te inspire y te ayude a crear hermosos instrumentos. Muchas gracias por su apoyo!
No se que porcentaje de sangre indigena tengo, no cuanta espanola, o mora, o de otro pais europeo, no importa no es lo mas importante. Debajo de nuestra piel, nuestros razgos fisicos somos humanos. Sin embargo respeto la cultura indigena, sus tradiciones, folclore. Amo la musica genuina folclorica de muchos pueblos de nuestro planeta. Hoy mas que nunca debemos preocuparnos de lo que esta aconteciendo en el medio ambiente que nos rodea. Todos, por encima de nuestras diferencias debemos cuidar de "Nuestra Madre Tierra", cuidar de nuestros recursos naturales, protegerlos, todos podemos mas o menos hacer algo por contribuir a la no polucion, a reciclar, plantar arboles, flores para las abejitas, no usar pesticidas. Hay mucho por hacer en nuestro planeta.
It made me so mad one day when I was visiting my mother's homeland tamazula de gordiano jalisco and there was a celebration going on at the center of the town and the dances the young kids did were Spanish oriented and I told my parents and family that this was not our people this is not what we came from and everybody just looked at me like I was crazy :( but I will continue to speak about my people
Spainards contributed to you being alive today. If it wasn't them, it would've been someone else like the english. Conquistador and Aztec blood is what is in every mexican today.
I simply can not comprehend why my white ancestors thought that this culture needed to wiped out, now I'm just trying to understand things my ancestors refused to even try to understand.
We come from the stars...we are the stars. We are ALL Indigenous to mother earth...we are the earth. Before you start questioning and debating your race and ethnicity - as socially constructed identity labels, first question what you are. What is a human being. And how are human beings interconnected and dependent of the plants, trees, animals...the elements. Cherish and embrace your Indigenous roots and cultures, it can be healing. The Mestizaje project has fractured our people and many of us remain confused and even hate our Indianess. Stop questioning your authenticity as descendants of Indigenous peoples. Embrace it. Africans are and were Indigenous peoples from Africa when they were enslaved and brought to the Western Hemisphere. They are also Indigenous. For those Latin@s who embrace your European ancestry, that's totally fine - but don't shame others for acknowledging their Indigenous roots. Europeans were once connected to the land as well, in fact there are still European Indigenous peoples. Look up the "Sami" peoples, the deer people. Educate yourselves, no need for hate. Your words can either hurt or heal...you decide. Juchari Uinapikua
I'd like to think Europeans can still be connected to the land... it's just certain people. Higher and lower class, and the higher class (who were the ones who were greedy and arrogant) were the ones doing all the damage really. In my case I've been finding it hard to embrace my European heritage and fall back to the small amount of Native Mexican that I have. But no matter where you come from or your heritage, your experiences and how you feel of your roots, everyone should be proud of who THEY are.
@@reservoirdog1 en algún área de experiencias Xcaret que me tocó trabajar, tuve la fortuna de ver y sentir realmente que estaba bien cerca de precisamente lo que acertadamente comentas. Músicos, narrativa, los chamanes tocando y danzando , fuuuck!!!! Ve a Xcaret 😃🤘
I swear I was Mayan in a distant past life, from the second I learned about it in history in elementary school I was completely fascinated, I dreamed about it, studied all the ancient history.. I loved EVERYTHING about the culture, architecture, clothing.. Then I went on my holiday outside of my country, of course I wanted to see ANYTHING Mayan so we went to the Yucatan, WOW.. I went to so many ruins and towns and sucked up all the culture I could..and now I go every single year, I don't want to go anywhere else on holidays, I have no desire. I got married in Akumal in a traditonal Mayan ceremony and now I am doing all I can to retire there. I have never met more friendly people with the biggest smiles I've *EVER* seen! I think everything about the Mayan people is lovely.
ALBERTA GIRL we share the same thoughts. I love my ancestors culture, art, music, everything! This is why I decided to use my artistic and music talent the creator has giving me and create this CD. Subscribe if you haven’t already so you can see more on my musical instruments and music. Best of wishes!
My ancestors were Huns, I am proud of that, Thanks for bringing light on Aztec culture. I really like Aztec culture. We are the same people, we are Altai.
[PART 1] Blessings and Peace To You My Brother. Here is some historical knowledge for you. Mexicans are in the Bible. They are descendants of the royal bloodline Israel. One of the 12 Tribes of the children of Israel known as the Tribe of Issachar. 1 Chronicles 12:32 “And of the children of Issachar, which were men that had understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do; the heads of them were two hundred; and all their brethren were at their commandment.” Our heavenly Father gave the ancient fore-fathers of the Tribe of Issachar a good understanding of the times and what is to come. Mexicans all over America are a strong people, and by bloodline a chosen and royal people by the Creator according to the Holy Bible! They are descendants from the tribe of Issachar. Genesis 49:14 “Issachar is a strong ass couching down between two burdens:” Mexicans are a smart and very hard-working people. The Creator compared Mexicans to strong donkeys due to their ability to sustain heavy workloads. Genesis 30:18 “And Leah said, God hath given me my hire, because I have given my maiden to my husband: and she called his name Issachar.” The word Issachar means "He who has hire". Mexicans have been subject to abuse as a people for centuries. Working work hard for minimal pay, and undertaking multiple jobs in extremely impoverished conditions in America and Mexico where the jobs are low and the drug cartel controls the land. Many are told that they are illegal “aliens”, then forced out of the “U.S.” to suffer in poverty back home in Mexico. 2 Esdras 13:39-40 39 “And whereas thou sawest that he gathered another peaceable multitude unto him;” 40 “Those are the ten tribes, which were carried away prisoners out of their own land in the time of Osea the king, whom Salmanasar the king of Assyria led away captive, and he carried them over the waters, and so came they into another land.” Around 731 BC the Northern Kingdom of Israel went into captivity under the Assyrian Empire. The 10 tribes were Reuben, Simeon, Ephraim, Manasseh, Gad, Issachar, Asher, Napthali, Zebulon, Dan. 2 Esdras 13:41 “But they took this counsel among themselves, that they would leave the multitude of the heathen, and go forth into a further country, where never mankind dwelt,” The 10 tribes of Israel who went into the Assyrian captivity assembled together and decided to leave the land of their captivity, and travel to a distant land where no man inhabited. A land where the other nations (heathen) of people were not present. 2 Esdras 13:42 “That they might there keep their statutes, which they never kept in their own land.” So that they could keep the laws that God gave to them as a way of life. It was because they broke the commandments of God that their people were conquered and captured by the Assyrians. 2 Esdras 13:43 “And they entered into Euphrates by the narrow places of the river.” They entered into the ocean by the narrow passages of the Euphrates River on small boats that the constructed. 2 Esdras 13:44 “For the most High then shewed signs for them, and held still the flood, till they were passed over.” God calmed the seas so that they could travel over the ocean on small boats. 2 Esdras 13:45-46 45 “For through that country there was a great way to go, namely, of a year and a half: and the same region is called Arsareth.” 46 “Then dwelt they there until the latter time; and now when they shall begin to come,” It took a year and a half to travel to another land (Arsareth) across the ocean. America is that other land. It was called Arsareth before it was called America. After Columbus came to the New World in 1492 AD and later with Amerigo Vespucci (a navigator that traveled to “the new world” in 1499 and 1502), he conquered the Native American inhabitants of the new lands. Afterwards, a German cartographer named Martin Waldseemüller in 1507 created the world map that would name America after Amerigo Vespucci.
I can feel the inner aztec calling me as the wind blows against my skin, I close my eyes and a vision of me and other fellow aztecs just waiting for the stars, sun and moon to award us a gift from the heavens above
Did you know that...? That scream that you can hear from time to time comes from an instrumentent, it's called the whistle of death, it used to be played at war to demoralize enemy armies and during rituals in the day of the death, you can search for it! really scarry sounds.
I’m of Mexican descent and appreciate you for showing me this, I’m barely digging into my roots and this is a good start, the music gives me a Native American vibe.
Love it!! I was looking for something different so I figured I would look south of the border Aztec or Mayan music to see what has survived to this day. I am now hooked. Thanks for the posting.
Your ancestors have better music than mine and I'm a mutt with Celtic, Norse, and Comanche ancestry. It's rather difficult to meditate with bagpipes in the background...
you should look up harald foss and the band wardruna. i dont really consider bagpipe music the most traditional northern european music seeing as bagpipes were introduced to ireland/Scotland mainly in the 1500s, the music before then was beautiful. or look up icelandic folk music, thats a pretty good representation of really old Scandinavian and britanic music
I really admire your creativity and very much enjoy your music. Especially Ek Chuah is amazing; its intensity enchanting. As and Mesoamerican history enthousiast, I sometimes find it hard to find non New Age music. Luckily I found your music though. Looking forward to your next projects!
I saw Apocalypto again yesterday (time 250). I wish Mel Gibson would make a continuation or at least.. what happened to the Aztecs and Moctezuma. A very controversial movie it would be. Thanks for sharing this beautiful music!
Aztecs were one of the cleanest human beings on earth, had school systems, had a numerical system, irrigation system, etc. So much to point out they were a sophisticated and complex civilization. But what does Hollyweird wanna show?! A bunch of dirty mofos running around yelling, throwing sticks in the air while scratching their asses and sacrificing 24/7. Cool movie for a Hollywood film though
Tengo la sensación de que la gente necesita aventura, risas y pasión ... Hablemos y veamos a dónde nos lleva la vida. (ovialytt@gmail.com) ID de línea (ovia92)
The great empires of Tenochtitlan (Azteca) and Chichen Itza (Maya) and all our ancient ancestors (both indigenous & mixed) who represented our beautiful Mexica (Mexico) will forever live on through every one who carries Mexican blood in their veins . Forever .
So beautiful! Even though I’m half White and Mexican I’m very proud to carry my 50% Mexican inside of me even though I grew up more Mexican than American. But I’m pretty sure I I have some percentage of Aztec. Mexico is a very unique and beautiful country. You can’t compare Mexico to Europe of its beauty. Mexico is all different in its way. Different biomes. But I would love to visit Quintana Roo, Yucatán, Chiapas, Veracruz and Oaxaca MX. Since I’ve been to Zacatecas, Aguascalientes and Monterrey Nuevo León. But everywhere in Mexico is amazing. This music is awesome.
Andrew Barker nice man, I am a dark-skinned mestizo but I’m equally embracing who I am. And it’s nice to see you take pride in your indigenous roots. Much love fellow meshica brother 🙏🏾🙏🏽
Someday the raza will once again claim all of The Americas'. Tired of these whites calling us "illegals". They are the REAL illegals. These are our ancestors from 500 years ago who ruled the american continent. Europeans were responsible for genocide.
why did I burst out crying once I heard this one song 20:35 I’m Mexican both my parents are, I have brown skin, brown hair and eyes both so brown they look black I know I have indigenous roots in Mexico but I don’t know who are my ancestors because of years of forgetting and assimilation.
I think we are all finding our path. My hears says that our DNA or spirit or nahual or something inside of us calls us to find this. Is something so powerful I can't describe. We are all finding and connecting the dots.
Can someone help me figure out where my last name is from I tried googling it but it didn't really help it doesn't sound like its from Spain so l don't know where it's from
in Mexico where my grandpa used to live is where Aztec tribes used to be. I'm an Aztec which explains why I can get really crazy at times. Haha thanks for the music.
Never let the language Nahuatl become forgotten! I'm beginning to study and learn the words, pictographs, and math of the Mexica empire. And I plan to help increase it's population of speakers in Mexico someday. Already one million Mexicans speak Nahuatl, but I wish to see it required in Mexican language class someday. Obviously teach them Spanish since it's the most used language in Mexico, but require the students to also learn basic words, pictographs, numbers, and other history from Nahuatl.
Keep learning Nahuatl, its a basic part of the Mexican identity. My people revived our ancient language, Hebrew, and today it's a spoken language. Don't be discouraged!
The feeling is mutual
Avenging Angel they have been doing that in Bolivia and taking kids to native markets to practise their language
Any tips on how to learn nahuatl?
Avenging Angel náhuatl isn't the only language. Purepecha would need to be taught in Michoacán
this helped me creating an entire ancient city in minecraft
lol
Makes sense the Aztecs and Mayans were great builders.
xxsnpiedvv snip lol same here
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LOL
Only 1520’s kids will remember. I was there...
u... u creepyy
Throwback to sacrificing enemy warriors to the sun god 🔥🔥🔥
Exactly 500 years ago 😔
Back when music was good damn 500 years passed by so fast
Ah, the good old days
i can picture an Aztec was passing out this fire mixtape!!! lmao
amazing music btw
Carlos Sauceda lmao
mayan* not aztec
Mayan not aztec
Yo bro did you hear that new one that kukulkan dropped out?
Yeah man that was lit, no wonder he's like the most powerful God of them all!
heheh...yeah...except they weren't advanced enough to make audio recordings...but I get ya.
Kukulkan 00:00
Kopan 05:06
Ahaw Kin 07:48
Ek Chuah 11:45
Xibalba 16:15
Hurakan 20:35
Hunahpu 23:14
Xan 27:06
Ixtzul 29:56
Thank you!
Thank you!!!
Well, but this is not only of _one_ civilisation, there are songs with Nahuatl names while others are Mayan names, so two civilisations to be more precise.
thank you for putting the time stamps 🙂
What are the names? Names of cities? Nations?
as a Mexican I appreciate your help in bringing the music of my ancestors
+Rose Safarini yay
+Rose Safarini crazy to think we were all thinking back to our ancestors today & wanted to hear our music.. you got instagram? lol
@1995 GetJiggyWitIt *European
thank you 🙏🏽
@1995 GetJiggyWitIt you don't say
We should be taught to speak out indigenous language again. I enjoy that our country speaks Spanish but we should also learn the other half of our ancestry. Not only Nahuatl... also Yucatec, Mixtec, Huichol etc etc
Kasíidie´ díidyazá la, díidyabishózengóla stinne ne nadyie´ni.
I´m learning zapotec, the language of my grandparents and I love it.
i really do want to learn Nahuatl
Jøse Çee si hermano eso es cierto
Jøse Çee then learn it lazy ass
Jøse Çee si
Respect from the Celtic peoples of Europe who were also conquered by Romance-speaking tongues. Though my people only exist in 6 nations today, I send blessings and energy to the Aztec, Mayan and Incan peoples of South America.
-a Scots-Welshman.
Mexico was never conquered
I’ve heard some celts (especially those called druids) and they know more of the Mayans than those called Mayans and Aztecs of mexico
@@ceasarcastro553 that's why they speak Spanish?
@@diegolopez000 druids were the priests and diplomats of Celtic society
Draco Distortion yeah I know, what I’m telling you is that they tell stories of how Mayans were so advanced and they respected each other (Mayan priests and celt druids) because of their knowledge. When 2012 Mayan theory arrived, druids knew exactly what they were talking about
I am a Christian from Czech Republic, but I've always felt weird pulling towards Mayan culture and it kept on coming to my life on many occasions, I hope your culture can raise again, this music is absolutely wonderful
Therapy thank you so much, much respect for all cultures and religions. We are all one underneath this massive universe.
It’s always good to know world history. Helps gain insight and not to forget where we came from. Humans are the only species that have such an array of talent and culture. Probably why I like visiting art museums.
Thank's a lot
The cross had a special place in the old Aboriginal of AMARUCAN. Search for it you will find it very interesting I promise.
Hawah
Yahawashee.
Who knows? Perhaps you were called to be a missionary to them.
I'm black african and i love mayan music, so powerful... central american Latinos should stop with the reggaeton crap and make something inspired by this wonderful ancestral music...
to each their own....I like the migos too,different moods different music...
not everyone can afford the instruments,they are not cheap...
I agree with you my brother we should be careful what music we listen to this is the perfect 👌 vibrational frequency for our souls and this is the music we need in order keep our vibrations higher peace god
Theres a lot of Psy-Trance songs inspired by Mesoamerican Culture. But yes it would be cool if Mexicans formed their own groundbreaking genres inspired by this beautiful music.
you should be proud of your african roots too.
there's a lot of foreigners that are "proud" of this culture, yet they still want a wall to keep them off their own continent, as well as foreigners that are so "proud" they want to steal it, and replace the aboriginals with their own seed.
Such beauty that my ancestors created. It makes me think of a waterfall in the heart of a rainforest.
I'm from the Navajo nation this music is really badass!! 🔥 I
Welcome my brother, im glad you enjoy my music. Much love 🙌
ya'at'eeh shinei
I have a flute carved out by "Navajo J.T."
Its bussin
Honor your ancestors and remember from whence you came.
WarlocK666 I learn, the best way to honor your ancestors, is to continue the bloodline. Create a family, and be the best that you can be.
@@jonmiklo4480 Let's make a sacrifice to Xipe Totec, I need now clothes anyway
@@tezcatlipoca5939 lol
My mother is Zapotec and my father is Purepecha 113% brown and proud.
Me siento muy orgulloso de mis raises y mi cultura anuque yo no naci en Mexico sigo siendo Mexicano.
Keep your nationalism... Embrace your indigenous roots 🙏🏼
Nunca se olvida el lugar de donde se viene 🐉 paz & amor desde Paris France de una sangre mezclado de todas partes del mundo 🇫🇷🇸🇬🇨🇦🇦🇺🇬🇧🇦🇪🇨🇴🇵🇷
@@mrjay1268 YOU KEEP YOUR copy/paste and think before opening it up please #exposed ✌️
The guy here is talking about geographic place not a country ideology so why did you had to come shit around with ur only comment?
Cheers
Borderlines made by the over seas colonizers will not stop your native bloodline from rising! Your people are the real Natives of this land! Blessings to you brother
@@siansbooks shut up. Nothing about your comment makes any sense.
PROUD TO BE MEXICAN, ORGULLOSO DE SER MEXICANO, ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRIES IN THE PLANET, UNO DE LOS MAS HERMOSOS PAISES DEL MUNDO. VIVA MEXICO, LONG LIFE MEXICO.
Keep your nationalism and embrace your indigenous roots 🙏🏼
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My wife is Nahua American, I’m Spanish American and were expecting, this gonna be our baby’s Lullaby music.
Lone ryder thank you for listening. 😁❤️👍🏽
That's pretty awesome to tell u the truth!
so your son is gonna be mestizo
♥️♥️♥️
@Pin lol
The dirty Spanish destroyed ancient civilizations and rich in knowledge, Aztecs and Mayans had astronomical calendars, floating gardens (called chinampas) aqueducts, even they contributed the number zero long before the Arabs, mathematicians, created water wells etc, etc. Some still believe them primitive for their ritual sacrifices. And what did the Spaniards bring to America? the holy inquisition, diseases (smallpox), robbery, death, blood, rape, extermination, genocide, racism, and slavery.
very true my brother , the spiritual connection with the universe and nature they had was to much knowledge and understanding for the ' already evolved far from nature humans called spaniards those days .. evolving is a important proces in human history and still today .. sadly to say we live by a system nowdays thats created by personality's that was thinking far from nature standarts , focesed on ego , self lust , sort of hate and very unnatural mindstate's .. when they catched that energy from the natives there was no way other then to destroy the knowledge and people meanwhile the spaniards thinking , they not gonna destroy our vision of how the world is must be
Les Leopardos will one day meet with the black panthers community
The arabs did not invent the number zero, the ancient indians did
@@charliefennell409
The beanies usually have quite a bit of native ancestry, not always but if you look at their features you can tell they are Mesoamerican.
Many as a matter of fact from States such as Oaxaca, Chiapas, Campeche, Yucatan and Quintana Roo are 90 to 100 percent indigenous (Zapotec or Mayan) and speak Zapoteco or either Yucatec Mayan, Tzotzil Mayan, etc.
So they are not invading, along with Native American they really are from this continent.
The beanies??
I am half Salvadoran, but we were once all a people that shared a written language and more. Much appreciation to you for making this music!
So true
You guys have Spanish that you share with 20 countries and make up a population of over 500 million.
@@johnmcbride5403 yet there is 10 dialects of the spanish language
Do yo wanna a taco mister ? Se habla espaniol
I am half Salvadoran too... the other half is Mexican. And you? If you don’t mind me asking
my grandfather came from the Aztec.. proud of being Aztec
Mireya Martinez
Thats great Mireya! Glad your proud of your culture 👍
Mireya Martinez to bad the Spanish and the people from Tlaxcala defeated the aztecs 😂😂😂
Sadly u think like a dush.. proud to be azteca
Mireya Martinez well then go take someone's heart out and make your god proud
Carlos16ng that old some people think different from others... his fam never did such a fuck up like that that was the old Aztec
Roots from further up north here, and many parts east and west. My grandfather was half-blood cherokee, my father near a quarter, and I don't know where that puts me in the mix of my irish and otherworldly blood (and some also native on my mother's side), but my father always had a deep fascination, which I now share, with this culture and mysterious area of the world, him going so far as to living on Isla Mujeres for a time in his life. He would run boat tours in the area for tourists and often frequent other areas like Tulum and other parts of the Yucatan. I hope to visit that area for myself one day, both the known and possibly unknown. Thank you for this preservation of sound of cultures lost and still struggling to survive. Though there are no words, I can hear history in the music.
That was beautiful. Gracias por compartir tu historia.
AWAKEN MY MASTERS
This is a guide to clarify things.
AZTLAN = Mythical homeland of the peoples of ancient Anahuac (the known world of ancient Mesoamericans) like Eden is to Middle Easterners. It's a cosmological metaphor more than a real place. Some chroniclers like Chimalpahin may have said that New Mexico was Aztlan, but many medieval Christians and Muslims also thought Eden was a real place on Earth. That didn't necessarily mean it was true.
AZTEC(S) = Simply means someone from or who comes from AZTLAN (See Above).
MAYANS = They aren't the only people in Greater Mesoamerica. That's like saying the only people in Europe are the Italians.
ANAHUAC = The Nahuatl-language term for the known civilized world, this means the southern North American isthmus from Central America to the southern United States. The southern people were aware of the far north and vice versa since it has been shown that religious ideas, trade, and migrations went back and forth throughout ANAHUAC.
TOLTEC = Contrary to popular BELIEF, it is not an ethnic group. It's a cultural term such as Catholic. For example, just as Mayans and Nahuas (and the hundreds of other ethnic groups in Anahuac) could be Toltecs, Spaniards and Germans could be Catholics.
NAHUATL = One of the most widely spoken languages in ANAHUAC at the time of the arrival of the Spanish Catholics. It had been so since the rise and fall of the metropolis of TEOTIHUACAN, the ROME of ancient ANAHUAC and according to some, the capital of a vast empire which covered most of ancient Mesoamerica. The Mexica (Meshika), erroneously termed Aztecs exclusively as if they owned that religious term, were the most recent NAHUATLIZED (they spoke a different language before) ethnic group and "kingdom" in Anahuac. Nahuatl terminology has been found in Mayan languages and Nahuatl speaking provinces and towns were found as far south as Costa Rica. In a way it was what Latin was to medieval and renaissance Europe. Hence, why it's such a dominant indigenous language. That and the conquistadores were helped mainly by allied armies of Nahuatl speaking warriors.
This will help you understand further by using a situation you already understand intuitively...
Various ethnic identities like Irish, English, Germans, Italians, etc. were Catholics living in Christendom/Europe
Various ethnic idenitites like Otontin, Nahuas, Mayans, Yaquis, Mixtecs, etc. were Toltecs living in Anahuac/Greater Mesoamerica
Simple.
When people use common sense and clear up some concepts, understanding the history of ancient Mexico becomes easier.
Christian Rubio
Wow thanks for this.
Are you a connoisseur first hand or just a google goer?
Thankyou so much, just thought I understood until reading your concise breakdown. Well done! Much gratitude to you and highest respects to all teachers of truth. Jennifer Gonzales, Log Cabin, Texas
Awesome job 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks bro. I live in Costa Rica, Guanacaste ( huanacaxtl). I live near Nicoya (sea at both sides) land of the chorotegas. Nowadays, on Nicoya there one of the 5 blue zones of the world where people easily lives a hundred years, they still eat the famous purple corn and preserve the windsom of the anahuac health, just like K'inich Janaab Pakal lived for 80 years on the 6 hundreds. Saludos desde el último rincón de mesoamérica.
my grandma from mexico could speak a native tongue from mexico my mom said she never learned it though.
Very beautiful to finally hear the true music from Natives from Central America and Mexico. I am so happy that technology has in music united the Native Americans from North America, down Central America to South America. Beatiful indeed!
Greetings from Native America in the state of Oklahoma, United States of America!
This music has such an unusual character. Cool and mysterious. Eerie but tranquil. It feels like there is some kind of strange connection to superstition and death in the music and it's intoxicating.
Miss Sofija thank you for your kind words, and appreciating my music. Everything you said is very true. Every rhythm and sound on each title has a meaning and a story. From death to life and calm and powerful. Feel free to check out my new album titles I’ve uploaded. Thank you 🙏🏽
I think I can feel your intoxication , I'm so intoxicated I'm going to ask you to married me ! Comment by Erick Guzman Garcia 😎😇🥰😜😷🤎🎲☣️☢️⚛️
I would love to have a human experience with you any day meaning to have a good place with a spring lots of tall grass not to talk I'm only 5-2 and wild flowers large trees wind day over looking more wilderness and in the far the city and us under a tree on a hill looking at it's marvelous view and I just be stare at your happiness expand and and engulf me and the uniqueness of your soul unless you have a husband in which I will say good day and hopefully not be running for my life. Comment by Erick Guzman Garcia
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I keep listening to this. Cleaned my sisters house to the music and because nobody was home, I danced too.
Max Chill Right on!
Max Chill i think i heard this before in a chinese massage parlor.. you know the rest when the music dont matter any more jajajaja -joke.
Nothing wrong with that!!
Kukulkan bless you
I'm Salvadoran American (born and raised in LA but my family is all from El Salvador). I visited a Mayan site outside the capital. It was so silent and peaceful. This type of music filled my imagination. :)
Same here never been down there tho
Amazing!!! I'm Mayan and I love this so much!!!
I finally found it! my ansestors music! thank you!
Thank you mizuki!!!
MeláhuacTv Dude what the fuck do you expect?! Much has been lost, but we still have fragments of their instruments and plus life evolves. We're not living in 1400s were are in 2018. Yes, we can evolve from their time.
@@obzidianbladez2873 our ancestors were very much more advanced spiritually back then than now since everything on Earth is spiritual & we way older than just the 1400s lol
Just imagine walking tru the jungle of those ancient civilization s hearing that 2 cond song ..true the ancients jungles of aztec and mayan cities from far way ... Straight chills .
MEXICA 100% AZTLAN WILL RISE the great Tenochtitlan will rule Mexico in the future.
You do realize that Mayans and Aztecs didn't get along, right? :D
rbaleksandar how? Explain.
Cuauhtemoc Miquiztli
Well at the time the Aztecs arrived the Mayans were almost completely gone. From what I've read everything non-Aztecish within the borders of the Aztecs empire was not treated nicely. I guess that's a normal behaviour for people who were beating others along their path with clubs while the Mayans were more invested in math, advanced writing system, astronomy etc. Of course Mayans too liked beating people up with clubs but still... LOL
rbaleksandar OMFG ok what about romans???
Cuauhtemoc Miquiztli
What about them?
I’m half black and half Aztec. Also a heyoka empath from birth. This gift has been passed from my mother from my mother’s mother and my great grandparents and so on. I’m so glad that I’m can say I’m proud to be a Native American as much as I’m proud to be African American.
That's powerful. I really wish I can say that at least one side of my family preserved our Native culture. I had to learn it from my grandpas auntie at age 90 (before she passed at 98) and it was almost by accident, but I'm grateful nonetheless:)
SiAB Hey blessing time your grandmother.
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I thinks that means your native mexican not native american.
@@leonardoursua4765native Mexicans are a type of Native American tribes too you know
My father is from Cuernavaca Morelos and he tells me stories of when he could literally just take the bus to the ruins
Materia me gusta tu scream Bloody gore pfp
😂😂😂😂
Where are you from?
I wish I lived in the timeline where the Spanish hadn't destroyed most of the ancient Mesoamerican texts/records/culture.
Abandon the Spanish culture and go back to your own culture. It is much more beautiful. Greetings from Turkey.
I see where your coming from, but all cultures are equally beautiful. ❤
I don't even know if im mayan or aztec prolly aztec but im feeling this in my dna thanks for the song (s).
if you're Mexican you're probably aztec I think depends where family was borned
+Isaac Rosales what if my dad was born in Michoacan and my
Mom in Jalisco? I was born in California lol
+Fabian Garcia My Dad is from Michoacan the Natives from there are the Purepecha, but I dont know about Jalisco. Research the Natives that are from Jalisco.
+Edward Wesson that's where you are wrong, they live on but isolated in Mexico's jungle
+Edward Wesson nope
I’m Lebanese, but I feel a weird connection to this music. I can’t tell you how fascinated I am with this music and everything that comes along with the Mayan and Aztec cultures. I hope to one day be able to visit the areas that belonged to these magnificent people and learn as much as I can. I have done my best to learn Spanish and educate myself on South American cultures and norms, however, digging deep to learn about the Native tribes is one I can’t help but get excited about.
I'm from California but my parents are from michoacan mx. pretty sure I have purepecha blood(even though i'm light skinned)but really don't know but still thanks for sharing the music of our ancestors. The Best!
+Abraham Diaz My Dad is from Michoacan! Juchari Uinapikua
Abraham Diaz Purepecha people. Resist meshica power and castillian attack.
my parents or from Santa Rosa de copan hon
So excited to have my children listen to this (they are half-Mexican). Beautiful😍
Jessica Robinson thank you so much for your kind words! Please keep posted for more music and subscribe to see more of my instruments that made this album possible 🙂👍🏽
@Idk Idk basic white women? For wanting our kids to know their culture? That was extremely rude and uncalled for.
@Idk Idk woah calmado, chill out bro she is not saying anything wrong
@ Jessica Robinson that is a great thing to do. Teach them while they are young to know their culture. Don’t listen to that moron that called you basic. You are not basic. From what I see you are teaching your children about half of their history. I am teaching my kiddo Spanish but I want both of us to learn the native indigenous tongue: Nahuatl. Keep up the good work and don’t listen to that uncultured swine. He probably doesn’t even know about his roots only the “basic” stuff. 😂
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Now take them to mexico to learn from the village healers and become awkaened human beings. Do not let them grow up with hollyweird giving subtle persuasions to some not so nice things. 💖💖💖💖💖💖
This is beautiful. Thank you for posting. Makes me proud to be part Maya.
Tracy Vanity
Thank you so much Tracy!
Tracy -- you're not part anything: You're a whole person! You can say you're Maya! It is not our fault the Spanish took our ancestral lands and people as their own property and did with them whatever they wished. You being "mixed" does not define you, unless you let it. I'm not "part" Mexica ("Aztec"), I'm wholly Mexica -- I identify more with my indigenous ancestors than I do with my colonial ones. And I refuse to let the colonialists define my identity for me.
Your ancestor practiced human sacrifice.
Let that sink in for a moment.
Tracy.3 you're not Mayan at all. You look NOTHING like them
Philip Gomez my family is mestizo from Michoacán,México. Our native American blood most likely comes from the purépecha people. Does that make me one of them? No. I'm a mestizo. I also have African blood. Does that make me African? Does my European blood make me European? Why do you claim Mayan ancestry but not your Spanish or african ancestry? You're at best a watered down Mayan
Its currently 704 am in 12 hours I'll be relistening to this while on mushrooms. Excited to reconnect with my ancestors
Dominic Tafoya im glad i can help 😁. Thank you for listening to my music. Please subscribe to listen to more of my music i have created. 👍🏽
Although mushrooms may make you happy for a short moment, it comes at the cost of feeling terribly sick for a much longer period of time later on and the risk of becoming dependent on it. It's not worth the cost.
@@denischen8196 yes is it
@@denischen8196 do you actually know anything about psychedelic mushrooms?
@@denischen8196 you should become more educated on its uses.
I love the inclusion of the death rattles.
I love how the Death rattles mimic bones shaking, the bones of their enemies...
Hi from Russia
A very good mix of songs !!!
I feel listening this melody ... I feel freedom , independence , nature . I just wanna visit Mexico 🇲🇽 or 🇵🇪 Peru one day :)
Thank you so much for listening to my music. Feel free to listen to my other albums on my channel 🙏🏽👍🏽
I'm Apache and Azteca full native American we already in Finland to Chile it's a done deal natives will be the majority by 2020 done deal for Europeans
that sounds hostile, European civilization gave you the language you're writing in and the technology to share this music. If it's a "done deal for Europeans" then you'll have to go without their technology and other contributions.
Lol wut
@@heightsofsagarmatha what!? It looks you don't know much history man. You are leaving out math. Mesoamericans contributed to the advance in math. The same math that gave you this technology and logic. Most Europeans copied everything from Egypt, India, China and mesoamerica.
@@ngcongyoncemixbaal4145 maybe concept of zero but no mathematical systems of note, modern mathematics that underlies computers was discovered by Descartes and Newton and a number of other Western European men. Let's take a moment to celebrate Western Europe for its invention of modern civilization.
@@heightsofsagarmatha exactly, zero and without it you cannot program. I'm talking about the major discoveries. We live in a European concept of science but they don't want to give credit to other civilizations like the Indian, mesoamericans (that used calculus before the Europeans in order to calculate precised measurements), Arab with algebra and Russian that are always the top mathematicians.
proud to have Aztec and Inca blood...
Proud of being Aztec? They were butchers sacrificing and cutting the heart out, chopping the heads off before throwing those petrified innocent people down the steps of all those who they captured enslaved for their barbaric ritualistic entertainment. They were satanic
The Spanish Catholics who invaded Mexico werent any different in the Catholic inquisitions across the globe
@@ishenicole9987 No need to insult our heritage. I am proud of being Aztec and Incan, we had a culture much more sophisticated than any European civilisation built to this day. I prophesy a day when our Empire will rise again and the Native American people will be united and free from our European suppressors
ishe nicole it was a belief not entertainment. For your information. I’m Aztec and also proud. I’m sure if you believed that the the sun would not come out and allow your crops to grow you would have done the same if you were in that Aztec civilization
What are you? Where did you come from?
Ishe Nicole: *Watches Apocalypto once*
I'm from Pakistan 🇵🇰 just visit Chichen Itza, Man it is something from other world TBH! 👌
I have received
An ancient Aztec wall of vision.
I have seen all the secrets of the past
Through this magical, mistical music.
A vision from a murdered Aztec king.
Catolina A.g. have you seen maybe what will be in future? Probably he knows what will be.
Yo who's your plug?
lol
Catolina A.g. but montezuma was stoned by his own people....
Probably a past life vission.
I got really into this. Cleaned everything while dancing.
I'm not Mayan, or Hispanic. I'm a white American with French and Hungarian ancestry, and I still love this music and this culture. Do captivating and interesting!
Collin Murray it's still around. Mayans in Mexico still play this type of music.
Too bad your ancestors hated us lol but it’s cool
Dam pls leave this living piece of gold alone. We don’t want any whites taking anything anymore
@@gouthamzacharia9709 do you still want to use western civilization's technology and advanced scientific knowledge? kinda hypocritical to be trash-talking Europeans on technology brought to you by their civilization.
@@tzizimime I agree with you as a hungarian and top of that, ancient mezoamerican music was like the old asian-hungarian because of the pentaton music.
For example, the hungarian folk song "volt nekem egy kecském..." (I had a goat...) sounds like Hurakan 21:05
I’m Mexican. My ancestors were Aztecs. I sadly don’t know the Nahuatl language but my abuela does I feel very proud to know that I have such a magnificent culture. All of you; please never forget where you come from. Be proud of who you are, even if someone tells you otherwise 💞💞
My father is 50 % arawak and 50 % Caraib . Great music for a mushroom trip also ! Salute
you can dowload single song or entire album on
www.cdbaby.com/artist/ricardolozano
can u upload that link? I guess its expired
This is exist
13RLozano entire album
@@TheWabik hello, this us new link to purchase the latest album.
Ricardolozano.bandcamp.com
This album here i will be uploading within the next couple weeks. 🙏🏽
Pillar men theme intestifies
My grandmother is 100% and my grandfather is half. My name is Tlalli Ixchel, in Nahuatl and Mayan, I thank you for representing my ancestors culture.
This is beautiful I'm smoking herb to this
try mushrooms next time or some ayahuasca like we did before
Kyler gamez
Me too 😂
same here bro
I agree that the music is beautiful, but no matter what, never try herb, mushrooms, or ayahuasca. Drugs may put your entire life at risk.
@@denischen8196 who tf are you? The Aztecs and many other cultures from ancient Mexico consumed Peyote and other hallucinogenic substances. Go back to square ass culture we are trying to connect to our ancestors
This brings me closer my my ancestors
Bruh why do I feel like I’m in a jungle 🗿
Cause this is the sound that reminds of you of the time before your cheeks got clapped
@@derickd4646 😂 ur a godamn fool🤣😂
hello Im living in mexico since 2004 and I have a channel for Mexico we just edit a video about mayan temples in Oxtankah and Im looking for a music which is I can use in the video. Can I use those music in our videos could you give me a permition ? If you give me permition i will share with your link and your name .. I hope your answer will be ¨yes¨ :) please.. please
Could you maybe find some Rarámui Mexican tribal music? I was born there 😊
Hello good evening. I do have a raramuri (tarahumara) song called “ born to run” in honor of the raramuri runners. my new album ( temple of Kukulkan) track # 5
ricardolozano.bandcamp.com
We need to stop fighting amongst ourselves, we are not latinos, we are not hispanic, we are not mexican, we are not puerto rican, we are not any of those labels they try to throw on us. We are Native, we are Indigenous.
These Europeans invaded our lands, Columbus didn't discovered anything. They slaughtered our people, mutilated our people, raped our people, tainted our blood, cut out our tongues, enslaved our people, stole our lands and tried to burn our history.
Tenemos que dejar de pelear entre nosotros, no somos latinos, no somos hispanos, no somos mexicanos, no somos puertorriqueños, no somos ninguno de esos sellos que tratan de arrojar sobre nosotros. Somos nativos, somos indígenas.
Estos europeos invadieron nuestras tierras, Colón no descubrió nada. Mataron nuestros gente, mutilaron nuestros gente, violaron nuestras gente, contaminaron nuestros sangre, cortaron nuestras lenguas, esclavizaron nuestros gente, robaron nuestras tierras y trataron de quemar nuestra historia.
1.Kukulkan 0:00
2.Kopan 5:05
3.Ahaw Kin 7:47
4.Ek Chuah 11:45
5.Xibalba 16:15
*6.Hurakan* 20:36
7.Hunahpu 23:14
8.Xan 27:06
9.Ixtzul 29:56
Grim Taino hahahah your wrong we are hispanics because we speak Spanish. We are Latinos because we speak a Romance language. We are Mexican because we are born in Mexico. Got to catch up buddy 🇲🇽🇪🇸🇲🇽🇪🇸🇲🇽🇪🇸🇲🇽🇪🇸 times have changed. Viva Maximiliano. Es mejor que ese traidor Benito Juárez
Grim Taino everyone knows Latin is a dead language. Reread what I said I never said it was still spoken. I said that we are latinos because we speak Castellano which is a Romance language like French, portugués, Catalán, basque, italian, and Romanian. Schieße
Speaking a language doesn't make you the language, even if you spoke that language your entire life, you silly fuck. By your "logic" if a german speaks Japanese he's therefore Japanese, I know plenty of Natives that only speak english does that make them English? almost all white americans speak english does that make them english even tho most of their ancestors came from countries where english isn't even the first language? Your logic really isn't logical, but then again you don't know the difference between your and you're, so I'm not surprised LMFAO.
Ragman626 Arbae why are you getting mad I'm just saying shit. Not my fault you get butty tickled so easily. Viva Maximiliano
Ragman626 Arbae first of all I never said I was European. We are Mexican which most likely means we are indigenous and European. Somos mestizos but people say that they wish the Spanish never came to Mexico. Without the spaniards we probably would have been taken out by the English or Portugués. We should thank the Spaniard for sparing and making us.
breath taking , I'm Muslim and I just love everything about Mayan I loved this music ❤❤
Hello Sarah, and thank you! im very glad you enjky the music and the Mexika/Mayan culture intrigues you. thank you again.
+13RLozano U r most welcome , and thank u too for this work 💖💖💗💘💘💘💘💗💗💖💖
U r welcome 💓💓💓
+Sarah Hasanat
thank you Sarah
+13RLozano I love this music it reminds me of my ancient ancestors they were Aztecs and they passed down an arrow we display it at my house they made them selves with an arrow head its i checked with a historian he told me how old it is except i forgot
thank you Datu... glad you like and appreciate my ancestors music.
Ur music is lit
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Paresis yummy
Eric Ratchford
No not the journalist. Jorge Ramos is another Native flutist musician thats a good friend if mine.
this music is amazing it helps me connect to my beautiful ancient roots, which were taken away from me thanks to the Spanish. continue posting beautiful music. never let the Aztec/Mayan culture die.
Hola hermanos¡ soy artesano, chileno, fabricante de ocarinas. La música y los ritmos que ustedes nos proveen me sirven de inspiración y de compañía en mi trabajo cotidiano. Sublimes sonidos que me guían en mi relación con la arcilla, con el agua, con el fuego y con el viento que circula y que fluye de mis instrumentos ya terminados. Gracias por estar.
Hola, muchas gracias por tus amables palabras. Me alegro de que mi música te inspire y te ayude a crear hermosos instrumentos. Muchas gracias por su apoyo!
No wonder Aztecs were beast ! This type of sound must of had them pumped up with pride !!
I'm Aztec
The influence of Indians on American music is clear, thanks!
No se que porcentaje de sangre indigena tengo, no cuanta espanola, o mora, o de otro pais europeo, no importa no es lo mas importante. Debajo de nuestra piel, nuestros razgos fisicos somos humanos. Sin embargo respeto la cultura indigena, sus tradiciones, folclore. Amo la musica genuina folclorica de muchos pueblos de nuestro planeta.
Hoy mas que nunca debemos preocuparnos de lo que esta aconteciendo en el medio ambiente que nos rodea.
Todos, por encima de nuestras diferencias debemos cuidar de "Nuestra Madre Tierra", cuidar de nuestros recursos naturales, protegerlos, todos podemos mas o menos hacer algo por contribuir a la no polucion, a reciclar, plantar arboles, flores para las abejitas, no usar pesticidas. Hay mucho por hacer en nuestro planeta.
I am Aztec in heritage living in NYC. This music keeps me connected.🙏🏽 I can smell the jungle and feel the mosquitos just by listening to this.
It made me so mad one day when I was visiting my mother's homeland tamazula de gordiano jalisco and there was a celebration going on at the center of the town and the dances the young kids did were Spanish oriented and I told my parents and family that this was not our people this is not what we came from and everybody just looked at me like I was crazy :( but I will continue to speak about my people
@spanish conquistadors you didnt do shit coward you hide behind the screen
The Mexica were a proud and powerful people. That is until the disease ridden Spanards arrived with their Hebrew God.
Michael Ojeda
You don't believe in the Hebrew God?
Tezcatlipoca/Buluc Chabtan are torturing the putrid christ in the deepest layer of Xibalba
the "hebrew god" is a false god
Spainards contributed to you being alive today. If it wasn't them, it would've been someone else like the english. Conquistador and Aztec blood is what is in every mexican today.
Kevin Canchola for the most part some mexicans are indigenous some are white some are mixed but not all mexicans have white skin only the best do
I simply can not comprehend why my white ancestors thought that this culture needed to wiped out, now I'm just trying to understand things my ancestors refused to even try to understand.
We come from the stars...we are the stars. We are ALL Indigenous to mother earth...we are the earth. Before you start questioning and debating your race and ethnicity - as socially constructed identity labels, first question what you are. What is a human being. And how are human beings interconnected and dependent of the plants, trees, animals...the elements. Cherish and embrace your Indigenous roots and cultures, it can be healing. The Mestizaje project has fractured our people and many of us remain confused and even hate our Indianess. Stop questioning your authenticity as descendants of Indigenous peoples. Embrace it. Africans are and were Indigenous peoples from Africa when they were enslaved and brought to the Western Hemisphere. They are also Indigenous. For those Latin@s who embrace your European ancestry, that's totally fine - but don't shame others for acknowledging their Indigenous roots. Europeans were once connected to the land as well, in fact there are still European Indigenous peoples. Look up the "Sami" peoples, the deer people. Educate yourselves, no need for hate. Your words can either hurt or heal...you decide.
Juchari Uinapikua
what is juchari uinapikua
We are all gardeners.
Pulling weed's is a part of the responsibility.
Lets plant seed's of love, not seed's of hate.
One Team
One Dream
I'd like to think Europeans can still be connected to the land... it's just certain people. Higher and lower class, and the higher class (who were the ones who were greedy and arrogant) were the ones doing all the damage really. In my case I've been finding it hard to embrace my European heritage and fall back to the small amount of Native Mexican that I have. But no matter where you come from or your heritage, your experiences and how you feel of your roots, everyone should be proud of who THEY are.
No creo que tenga ni un porcentaje de sangre azteca, pero esta musica muestra y demuestra que son una gran civilización! Muy admirable. Me encanta
Muchas gracias Marsoux!
solo si eres 100% euro
Ojala supiéramos como sonaban realmente sus instrumentos y sus ideas y canciones populares
Sangre maya 🗿
@@reservoirdog1 en algún área de experiencias Xcaret que me tocó trabajar, tuve la fortuna de ver y sentir realmente que estaba bien cerca de precisamente lo que acertadamente comentas. Músicos, narrativa, los chamanes tocando y danzando
, fuuuck!!!!
Ve a Xcaret 😃🤘
I swear I was Mayan in a distant past life, from the second I learned about it in history in elementary school I was completely fascinated, I dreamed about it, studied all the ancient history.. I loved EVERYTHING about the culture, architecture, clothing.. Then I went on my holiday outside of my country, of course I wanted to see ANYTHING Mayan so we went to the Yucatan, WOW.. I went to so many ruins and towns and sucked up all the culture I could..and now I go every single year, I don't want to go anywhere else on holidays, I have no desire. I got married in Akumal in a traditonal Mayan ceremony and now I am doing all I can to retire there. I have never met more friendly people with the biggest smiles I've *EVER* seen! I think everything about the Mayan people is lovely.
ALBERTA GIRL we share the same thoughts. I love my ancestors culture, art, music, everything! This is why I decided to use my artistic and music talent the creator has giving me and create this CD. Subscribe if you haven’t already so you can see more on my musical instruments and music. Best of wishes!
I always say home isn't really a person or place, but an experience :)
It's my feeling that people need adventure, laughter, and passion... Let's talk and see where life takes us. (ovialytt@gmail.com) line ID (ovia92)
My ancestors were Huns, I am proud of that, Thanks for bringing light on Aztec culture. I really like Aztec culture. We are the same people, we are Altai.
I Love This Music, like Traditional Music in Indonesia ...
Amazing Music !!!!
Terimah Kasih!!! Greetings from Mexico :D
#taopanda98 Yr Welcome & Greetings from Indonesia :D :D
[PART 1]
Blessings and Peace To You My Brother.
Here is some historical knowledge for you.
Mexicans are in the Bible. They are descendants of the royal bloodline Israel. One of the 12 Tribes of the children of Israel known as the Tribe of Issachar.
1 Chronicles 12:32
“And of the children of Issachar, which were men that had understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do; the heads of them were two hundred; and all their brethren were at their commandment.”
Our heavenly Father gave the ancient fore-fathers of the Tribe of Issachar a good understanding of the times and what is to come.
Mexicans all over America are a strong people, and by bloodline a chosen and royal people by the Creator according to the Holy Bible! They are descendants from the tribe of Issachar.
Genesis 49:14
“Issachar is a strong ass couching down between two burdens:”
Mexicans are a smart and very hard-working people. The Creator compared Mexicans to strong donkeys due to their ability to sustain heavy workloads.
Genesis 30:18
“And Leah said, God hath given me my hire, because I have given my maiden to my husband: and she called his name Issachar.”
The word Issachar means "He who has hire".
Mexicans have been subject to abuse as a people for centuries. Working work hard for minimal pay, and undertaking multiple jobs in extremely impoverished conditions in America and Mexico where the jobs are low and the drug cartel controls the land. Many are told that they are illegal “aliens”, then forced out of the “U.S.” to suffer in poverty back home in Mexico.
2 Esdras 13:39-40
39 “And whereas thou sawest that he gathered another peaceable multitude unto him;”
40 “Those are the ten tribes, which were carried away prisoners out of their own land in the time of Osea the king, whom Salmanasar the king of Assyria led away captive, and he carried them over the waters, and so came they into another land.”
Around 731 BC the Northern Kingdom of Israel went into captivity under the Assyrian Empire. The 10 tribes were Reuben, Simeon, Ephraim, Manasseh, Gad, Issachar, Asher, Napthali, Zebulon, Dan.
2 Esdras 13:41
“But they took this counsel among themselves, that they would leave the multitude of the heathen, and go forth into a further country, where never mankind dwelt,”
The 10 tribes of Israel who went into the Assyrian captivity assembled together and decided to leave the land of their captivity, and travel to a distant land where no man inhabited. A land where the other nations (heathen) of people were not present.
2 Esdras 13:42
“That they might there keep their statutes, which they never kept in their own land.”
So that they could keep the laws that God gave to them as a way of life. It was because they broke the commandments of God that their people were conquered and captured by the Assyrians.
2 Esdras 13:43
“And they entered into Euphrates by the narrow places of the river.”
They entered into the ocean by the narrow passages of the Euphrates River on small boats that the constructed.
2 Esdras 13:44
“For the most High then shewed signs for them, and held still the flood, till they were passed over.”
God calmed the seas so that they could travel over the ocean on small boats.
2 Esdras 13:45-46
45 “For through that country there was a great way to go, namely, of a year and a half: and the same region is called Arsareth.”
46 “Then dwelt they there until the latter time; and now when they shall begin to come,”
It took a year and a half to travel to another land (Arsareth) across the ocean. America is that other land. It was called Arsareth before it was called America.
After Columbus came to the New World in 1492 AD and later with Amerigo Vespucci (a navigator that traveled to “the new world” in 1499 and 1502), he conquered the Native American inhabitants of the new lands. Afterwards, a German cartographer named Martin Waldseemüller in 1507 created the world map that would name America after Amerigo Vespucci.
greetings from the apache Navajo reservation Indian reservation.
This reminds me to December 21 2012.
I can feel the inner aztec calling me as the wind blows against my skin, I close my eyes and a vision of me and other fellow aztecs just waiting for the stars, sun and moon to award us a gift from the heavens above
Did you know that...?
That scream that you can hear from time to time comes from an instrumentent, it's called the whistle of death, it used to be played at war to demoralize enemy armies and during rituals in the day of the death, you can search for it! really scarry sounds.
I’m of Mexican descent and appreciate you for showing me this, I’m barely digging into my roots and this is a good start, the music gives me a Native American vibe.
Viva Honduras y Copan, y Lempira, y la tribu de los chortis
Y los.lencas y pipiles que los. Legados mayas perduren por el tiempo
Love it!! I was looking for something different so I figured I would look south of the border Aztec or Mayan music to see what has survived to this day. I am now hooked. Thanks for the posting.
King Quetzalcoatl!
México es mi país
Your ancestors have better music than mine and I'm a mutt with Celtic, Norse, and Comanche ancestry. It's rather difficult to meditate with bagpipes in the background...
you should look up harald foss and the band wardruna. i dont really consider bagpipe music the most traditional northern european music seeing as bagpipes were introduced to ireland/Scotland mainly in the 1500s, the music before then was beautiful. or look up icelandic folk music, thats a pretty good representation of really old Scandinavian and britanic music
mrudoch lol bagpipes aren't the only Celtic instrument
I'm aware, I'd just like a Celtic piece without modern instruments...
mrudoch you guys have great music shut up
Fuck you, spitting on your own ancestry and culture so easily.
I really admire your creativity and very much enjoy your music. Especially Ek Chuah is amazing; its intensity enchanting.
As and Mesoamerican history enthousiast, I sometimes find it hard to find non New Age music. Luckily I found your music though. Looking forward to your next projects!
shalis16
Thank you Shalis! Because of people like you our traditional music survives. 👍
So conflicted. Recently converted to Christianity, now I feel like the tectonic plates in my soul are splitting apart :/
The Bible doesn't forbid enjoying this, it says Jesus went to the wilderness for 40 days, that's a shamanic practice in itself
I've always been keen to Native American music. This truly hits home ❤️ will never forget my ancestors.
I saw Apocalypto again yesterday (time 250). I wish Mel Gibson would make a continuation or at least.. what happened to the Aztecs and Moctezuma. A very controversial movie it would be. Thanks for sharing this beautiful music!
Fake ass video
King1666 thank you 💯💯💯
damn i wish apocalypto were remotely accurate but i admit it is cool to see a mesoamerican pyramid in hd
Aztecs were one of the cleanest human beings on earth, had school systems, had a numerical system, irrigation system, etc. So much to point out they were a sophisticated and complex civilization. But what does Hollyweird wanna show?! A bunch of dirty mofos running around yelling, throwing sticks in the air while scratching their asses and sacrificing 24/7. Cool movie for a Hollywood film though
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The great empires of Tenochtitlan (Azteca) and Chichen Itza (Maya) and all our ancient ancestors (both indigenous & mixed) who represented our beautiful Mexica (Mexico) will forever live on through every one who carries Mexican blood in their veins . Forever .
Mientras exista el mundo jamás terminara la grandeza de México
So beautiful! Even though I’m half White and Mexican I’m very proud to carry my 50% Mexican inside of me even though I grew up more Mexican than American. But I’m pretty sure I I have some percentage of Aztec. Mexico is a very unique and beautiful country. You can’t compare Mexico to Europe of its beauty. Mexico is all different in its way. Different biomes. But I would love to visit Quintana Roo, Yucatán, Chiapas, Veracruz and Oaxaca MX. Since I’ve been to Zacatecas, Aguascalientes and Monterrey Nuevo León. But everywhere in Mexico is amazing. This music is awesome.
Andrew Barker nice man, I am a dark-skinned mestizo but I’m equally embracing who I am. And it’s nice to see you take pride in your indigenous roots. Much love fellow meshica brother 🙏🏾🙏🏽
lmfao fucking moron
mexican is a nice color isn't -_-
@@solinvictus7292 lmao most Americans still don't understand Mexican is a race
@@perkyharvester5182 mexican aint a race lol where u got that from
Perky Harvester lol Mexican is not a race,most Mexicans are a mix of native and European ancestry.
Someday the raza will once again claim all of The Americas'. Tired of these whites calling us "illegals". They are the REAL illegals. These are our ancestors from 500 years ago who ruled the american continent. Europeans were responsible for genocide.
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Im aztec we still here the spanish lost the war since noche de la triste
why did I burst out crying once I heard this one song 20:35
I’m Mexican both my parents are, I have brown skin, brown hair and eyes both so brown they look black
I know I have indigenous roots in Mexico but I don’t know who are my ancestors because of years of forgetting and assimilation.
I think we are all finding our path. My hears says that our DNA or spirit or nahual or something inside of us calls us to find this. Is something so powerful I can't describe. We are all finding and connecting the dots.
Its not your fault. Its the colinizers fault. ❤🙏🏾
Can someone help me figure out where my last name is from I tried googling it but it didn't really help it doesn't sound like its from Spain so l don't know where it's from
in Mexico where my grandpa used to live is where Aztec tribes used to be. I'm an Aztec which explains why I can get really crazy at times. Haha thanks for the music.
Its nice to talk to a fellow Aztec
Aztecs aren't known for being "crazy" *eyeroll*