I’m half pamunkey Powhatan and preserving our culture is fine but the native communities need to stop blaming the current outside culture for their shortcomings and modernize your society to preserve a sustainable future..
@@malab12 My father is from Mexico, after a DNA test, I asked my family about the tribes that were local to where they lived. They told me that there the Guachichil tribes were local to them.
@@theghostoftravel I'm confused about the "doesn't mean you're that" considering I paired my DNA tests with a years research into my father's parents, and so on. Guachichil are UTO-Aztec, these are my roots. Regardless of percent, I am what I claim to be. All tribes that were local are UTO-Aztec btw, all of our roots go back to the same places.
@@dovahnord7288 Dude, how do you do a dna test? I want to do it to see what kind of native I come from, my grandmother used to say that her father was pure native. so she doesn't know which tribe he's from belongs. I really want to know.
We in the millions us Aztec Men and women and the majority in central southern mexico it's time to check those who lie about our status as a people today Mixtec jaguar is one of the last white man on Earth 🌎 a white man who is dying out and claims other because that all they have left
@@maestro4086 explain why we're still around then. Spaniards and europeans tried EVERYTHING they could to get rid of us yet here we are still reconnecting and practicing our cultures hundreds and thousands of years later.
Hi, my dad was born in a small village where Nahuatl and Otomi groups were living. My grandma knows a bit of Nahuatl, I havent taken a dna test but we have either Nahuatl or otomi background or both. I want to create a contemporary dance with it inspiration from their dancing and aztec dance as well, but i dont want to appropriate it or disrespect it. Also im just drawing inspiration- not stealing movement. ( btw im fully mexican) - what should i do to make sure im respectful moving forward?
Hello my fellow Mexicans!!! Greetings from Greece! Very nice war dance from a great civilization! One of my favorite!!! Great clip!!! Viva Aztecos! Viva Aztlanos! Viva Mayanos! Viva Olmecos!!! Viva Mexico!!! This is also an ancient greek war dance called ¨Pyrihios¨ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0GnIHslLXDU.html God bless you all!!!
All not white people we must be together! I like it very much❤i want dance like this to. I am not white human from Ural mountains. Here is cold and many snow.
How do when know that these choreography is accurate? Honest question. The Spanish/catholic residential schools destroyed all traditions for generations. How do we know this is accurate?
They did not. Mexico still has a rich native tradition unlike the US and Canada where natives were pretty much exterminated, the Spaniards intermarry with the indigenous producing a new culture and people.
Mexico has more native Americans than the USA but nowadays if you COUNT the Hispanics that are native Americans here in the USA, the numbers would be higher
@@luismanuelpotencianonorato9672 not during that time. But after that time. 1750s and onward after pretty much everyone converted to catholic. How do you know the dances? 99% of documents were destroyed by the Spanish
Cool vid but no one knows exactly how the aztecs danced. Many of they’re traditions died in the 1500s. And barely any of modern day Mexicans are of pure aztec lineage
Maybe because we aren’t just Aztec. And Aztec isn’t even the right word. Many of our ancestors went into hiding. A bunch of them still speak their native languages. Native dances survived through modern Mexican dances, which put emphasis on footwork much like the native dances. Our ancestors wrote in Nahuatl in Spanish books to keep traditions and history alive, this is where we get a lot of our information from in regards to the mexica customs, religion, and day to day life.
There's lots of indigenous villages in Mexico that haven't been touched by the Spaniards and dances evolve thru time in each culture, when I was little in USA our dances have evolved a little bit to be a bit more fancy.
What does being of "pure aztec lineage" have to do with culture? Just because many people are mestizo doesn't mean they can't enjoy their culture. Do you think people who are half Irish can't enjoy Irish culture? I don't get your comment, as many have said many indigenous cultures are still around.
¿Y, cual es tu punto? Eso no importa, lo que importa es que ellos están recordando sus antepasados por el baile y la cultura. Y ni son blancos los gueyes😂son morenos
@@hueyitlahtoani9242 el actuación es bonito. ¿Pero de cuál pueblo Indígena son? Hay que conocer su cultura/idioma/comunidad/sociedad/visión para proteger su patrimonio e identidad... porque en Mexico, los hispanos y MESTIZOs humillan y discriminan a la gente indígena/nativos...
@@mixtecjaguar9824 en eso sí estoy de acuerdo, me gustaría saber de donde son también pero no fue un evento donde estan explicando la cultura a un grupo de gente, están bailando para el día de la gente indígena. Y tu comentario sobre los hispanos y los mestizos, ya te expliqué en el otro video que no todos somos así. Los que son racista contra la gente indígena son unos hipócritas porque se sienten orgullosos de ser "Aztecas" pero y luego después insultan a los otros grupos. Pero también hay mestizos que aman a sus raíces indígenas y lo celebran en forma de baile, comida, vestuario y otras cosas, así que no hables mal de los que están en el video, porque no sabes realmente lo que piensan ellos.
@@hueyitlahtoani9242 Pero la verdad, son MESTIZOS. En google, busca: EL Doloroso Nacimiento Del Pueblo Mestizo. Es una placa de piedra en la Ciudad De Mexico. Cheers.
@@mixtecjaguar9824 im 0% Spanish on my DNA results my friend is from mexico city he did the DNA test we have no European in our results speak for yourself kid
