Preserving Kumeyaay culture and language beyond borders

[@gustavovillegas5909]

Beautiful culture, long live the Kumeyaay language and people

[@ElRayDelRio]

My ancestors left this land many many generations ago but we still have a small presence on this reservation. My family still has a ranch in Guadalupe where Mr.Salazar helped our relatives fight for their land back! Unfortunately he was murdered soon after. His name was Espiridon Miramontes Salazar. He was related to Yaqui Campesino Zapata Salazar! but we have many relatives that came from the Salazars, Miramontes, Ybarra, Alvarez, Escamilla, Batz, y mas! Cumeya & Cochimi in this land San Jose but we are also connected to many more across Turtle Island like Chumash, Tongva, Miwuk, Navajo, Yuman, Hopi, Apache, Zuni, Tawa, Tiwa, Towa, Lakota, Kickapo, Ojibewe, Uhmaha, Blackfeet, Hopewell, Mikimaq, Iroquois, Mohawk, Chemung, & Cayuga peoples

[@bbingtube]

Good to see you Stan! Amazed at all you have done buddy.

[@lilyjay2118]

I’ve always wondered what happened to the kumeyaay that lived near the border. Now I know! I’d love to learn to make baskets with her ❤️

[@mrtakeitallandgivenothingback]

best of luck to them, great video

[@michelleterrazas7032]

They own Acorn Casino don't they?

[@michelleterrazas7032]

Thank you for this video

[@juandartyy]

Hauka

[@chakmo_ol]

I love it but humans are about to expire, meet the family through fqz