Legends of the Otomí People: Mexico Unexplained, Episode 313
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- The Otomí are one of the most ignored and marginalized indigenous groups in Mexico. Here are 4 of their legends.
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Omg yay FINALLY an Otomi video (I’m Otomi)😊🪶🙌 we love to see it!!
TYSM for posting this. Have you heard the theories some Mexican anthropologists have regarding Otomi being the original tribe of other tribes in Mexico & USA?
Fyi: The moon is pronounced ZEE-nuh-nuh
so basically we call her a diminutive of mom (mommy) and the sun pronunciation was ok 👍 but is pronounced more like ZEE-dah-dah well at least in the Hnahnu version…
Random: Idk why but I just noticed your pronounciation of Native words are very Aztec-y 😅 which is funny cause I had never noticed that before until this video (& I’m certified marathoner of your vids) but anyways! Overall this video was *chef’s kiss*
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments and for the Otomi lesson. I always love the comments section because even though I'm the "imparter of knowledge" with people even calling me "professor," I more than welcome the opportunity to learn from my listeners and viewers. Thanks again. :-)
-tzin being added to the end of a name in Nahuatl is an honorific which should give us a hint to how the Mexica regarded this group of people.
What an amazing culture, and that art is just BEAUTIFUL! Thank you so much for sharing these stories/histories. A lot of us would never have access to them otherwise!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This video makes me appreciate my roots. Thank you!
I just discovered that I’m 46% indigenous and that the otomi the tribe I’m related to
What about the other 54%?
Southern European (specifically Spanish and Portuguese)
These people are my ancestors
There are lots of Otomi in my dad's hometown of San Francisco Shaxni, EdoMex !
damn, interesting...
I just found out that most of my indigenous roots are Otomi🤍
I wanted to see if I could learn more.
Welcome to Mexico Unexplained!
Me too!!!! ❤😊
Me too
Same
Very little known but powerfulartistic tradition.
I've been keeping personal records of all the stories of Mexico I could find. Could you please list all the names of the characters presented in these stories so I can include them?
You can go to the Mexico Unexplained website to get free transcripts of any show. Here is a link to this specific show about the Otomi: mexicounexplained.com/legends-of-the-otomi-people/
@@mexicounexplained Perfect! Thank you!
Do you have any information on the mazahua people?
Sorry, no.
I'm first! Get bent, JK. You and that closet of Barbie dolls! Hi professor.
I look forward to that post
First ☺️
Damn!
Tegipefi
???
@@mexicounexplainedit's otomi