5 Most Native American Groups of Jalisco

Jalisco, Mexico is home to a diverse range of indigenous communities, each with its unique history and culture. For centuries, this region has been inhabited by various Indian tribes, who have left an indelible mark on the area’s landscape and traditions. These tribes include the Caxcan, Tecuexes, Cocas, and many others, who lived in Jalisco long before the arrival of the Spanish colonizers.

[@MysticRyokan]

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

[@FelixvonSnidonkloffer-vg8fm]

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

[@ed-pq1nk]

Can you go further back to where your family came before those places?

[@FelixvonSnidonkloffer-vg8fm]

@@ed-pq1nk Unfortunately I don't know more about my father's side.. I wish I knew more, but my father divorced my mother when I was 6. And after that I had little contact with him.

[@davidortega357]

My dad was born in Chapala Jalisco my grandmother was also born in Chapala she full-blooded native coca I got dna test I'm 61 % native 3 % east Asian 28 % spanish we are mestizo I've been to Chapala and Mexico city , teotihuacan

[@Itzpapalotl.]

@@davidortega357how are you mestizo with that much Asian?

[@renerincon1]

The pronunciation of the names is wrong.

[@santiagomartinez9422]

It pronounced Huichol !

[@santiagomartinez9422]

In the future , please have someone who can properly pronounce the words correctly !