Tecuexes - Indigenous Jalisco
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
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Thank you so much for this. I found out recently that I am 51% Native Mexican and that my ancestors were slaves from Jalostotitlan. Even though the end for my ancestors was very tragic, I’m glad to now know the history of my roots and where I get my fighting spirit from ✊🏼
Carnal thank you for this. My family is from Los Altos de Jalisco, Tepatitlan to be exact, and I have indigenous ancestry from that region. Saludos
You're doing our people an amazing service comrade. My family if from Jalisco and Guanajuato so I've been trying to document our history and this channel helped a lot.
Generations of my family have lived / live in huiscilco and I have been trying to inform myself more of the history so this is wonderful to discover thank you.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, for sharing this information! My family has shared many stories of such and its mind blowing to see it all come to light 🤯
Hello. Thank you for sharing your videos. I'm very interested to learn more about the indigenous groups of the Tepatitlan region. Would you be able to please recommend some resources for further study?
Very interesting about peyote since my mom says something similar. We never ingest, but use lightly.
Bonita historia yo encontré una pieza de barro parecida ala de la mujer que carga el Niño
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I’ve recently been trying to decolonize myself and get more in touch with my indigenous roots but it’s not easy to find real information that doesn’t leave me more confused. All my family comes from Guadalajara but I don’t know much about them, so it hasn’t been easy. I won’t give up though, that’s for sure.
Nice
I believe its originally pronounced tecuexe as
Te-kwe-she
The x was historically sh, but it underwent the same sound change that happened in meshiko to mejico. In tecuexe towns people will pronounce it tecueje, because its changed due to spanish influence.
Amazing I’m from that region
Dope what books are referenced? I've only been able to find the book "Beneficios de Los Tecuexes"
What tribes were around the south and west side of lago de chapala ?
Hi! I'm wondering if you have any reading suggestions to learn more about Tecuexe history (and Mexican history/Spanish colonization in general)? I'm trying to reconnect with my roots and would appreciate any sources to explore, thanks for the consideration!
"Beneficio De Los Tecuexe" is the only one I've been able to find.
The music in the background was too loud, so I stopped watching halfway.
Parece cerámica de caxcanes
They are a family tree with the Purepecha arriving in reed boats in Zacatula in Guerrero they are from the Inca family tree
did tecuexe speak OTOMI? like the rest of chichimeca
In theory they speak nahuatl
OYE CHICHIMECA Y Y SE SUONE EN ESPAÑOL Y LUEGO Ñ9 DAS EN INGLESO OTRO IDIOMA NO SE ENTIEND3 CON ESA MUSICA QUE PUSISTE
Yo creo que la musica deveria de ver sido musica de la jente nativa no esa musica no va con la musica de nuestros ancestros.