Full day in Nahuizalco, indigenous pueblo in El Salvador | Travel Vlog
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2024
- This is part 2 of my journey to Nahuizalco, a small town in El Salvador, known for its indigenous roots as well as its inhabitants still speaking their native tongue, aside from Spanish.
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I am from Nahuizalco, El Salvador brother, I am proud that you have known my people.
Gotta love the motherland especially for our roots coming from mayan descents. I just wished the whole country and even people as whole honored it more cuz that’s what makes us different in unique way💯 Appreciate the video bro #MayanWarriors
Tell me what makes you think that it comes from Maya. Other than assuming. Out of all other tribes and why you say that with so much certainty ? You very easily could have roots from somewhere else. ¿
"Holly Bibble"
Lol I love our people, the effort was there just gotta work on the execution!
He is a most generous young man with a good and willing heart for those who are less privileged than he is---great job, keep up the good work!
Bro you deserve more and my subs.
I went down the video alongside with my grandmother, she started with a story about my great great grandmother being a teacher sent to Nahuizalco and from there back to Apaneca .
Thanks for the good video I got to see how the town looks like in modern age.
15:00 estas solo por distraido, el amor de tu vida te puede estar mirando :D
Cuando los aguacates nacieron este ya estaba
Nahuahtt was of the aztec. Learn the history and pronunciattion homie you loook native ma boi. Get in touch with your ancestors. From a fellow so called native american irwin tuqur of the kakchiquel maya family
No one cares for that language. It's a language from aztecs Not from the real salvadoran tribes.
@@Destroyer-s2e doesnt mean effort in correct pronunciation shouldnt be there. We can speak multiple european languages but cant pronounce one original american word correctly.
You should go to the Morazan department where the Cacaopera or kakawira people are still present, they speak the Pisbi language. Also Usulutan and La Union where the Lenca people are still present, they speak in Poton language in a town called Yucuaiquin and also Guatajiagua
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Thank you Blue. This is extremely interesting. My family is probably planning a trip to El Salvador next year and I will be sure to explore these areas. Much appreciated
There you go someone who actually knows they're stuff. Unlike some people who think everything has to do with mecsycans. Lencas and kakaoperas are the real indigenous and have nothing to do with mecsyco.