The Huichol People

[@teresafernandez9849]

My grandfather was a full Huichol from Jalisco. To this day, I use some of the natural herbs. First time I saw the Huichol women wash in the river, many years ago, I asked my grandfather if their washer was broken! I love my Native roots. I'm grateful to my grandfather for showing us who we are. When we we would go to Mexico with him, he would always tell us, "this is ur seed, there is no other, this is where u come from!

[@HellsHord]

im an american visiting northern mexico happened upon a HUICHOL woman selling her absolutely beautiful art, had to learn more about these fascinating people. many are unaware of mexico's diverse cultures and people.

[@bigbay1159]

Indeed, people do not realize their language is considered as one of Mexico's national languages just along with Spanish.

[@deansandoval1388]

When I visit Mexico , my hometown in Zacatecas it’s has a lot of huicholes though they are poor, the people from my town don’t really care about them. The old ladies usually go to the plaza and sell their bracelets and the musicians usually are an entertaining for the Mexican people. So little of them can get out of poverty

[@fran3300]

Not with this stupid president

[@vocalist1961]

Huichol are Native Americans. They’re Native to the Americas. I bet you’re a European American. Make sure you specify that because that is disrespectful to indigenous people of America

[@nancycasiano6710]

I was born in Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico but was raised in Los Angeles, California. I don't know if I am a descendant of the Huichol people, but I feel like I am somehow connected to them. I love learning about indigenous groups in Mexico like the Huichol and also Native Americans. I have so much respect for their culture and way of life. They are in my opinion who we should strive to be. One with God, Earth, and Nature. Sending everyone love, peace, and joy.✌️

[@tlynn1993]

this is the tribe my great great grandfather was apart of!

[@tikioluu2321]

terry lynn that you are still apart, did your roots die?

[@crackercookies]

Great-Grand mama right here homie! Teul Zacatecas!

[@ricodelavega4511]

where did you see that? I looked at civil records of ancestors from 1830s, 40s and 50s, and they say "indigena", but they just don't say which tribe, neither do the catholic records. There are tons of tribes in Zacatecas

[@BC-wm3qw]

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[@FranciscoRodriguez-nn7lv]

Huichol people are native to the Americas, therefor are also Native Americans like all Indigenous people in the continent, not "native Mexicans," which was made up to homogenise all of the people, tribes, and diversity in Mexico.

[@mixtecjaguar9824]

In Mexico, MESTIZOs make up 90% of the population

[@NeNiShBOMBONA]

Nayarit, Jalisco, Zacatecas y Durango. México 🇲🇽

[@NoahGomezR]

America is an italian name stupid fuck. Go take your bitter arguments somewhere else

[@wlgs3763]

@@NoahGomezR triggered lmfao he's right

[@tyronebiggums1316]

So was the term Native American. Mexican was a term chosen by the people.

[@robertorodriguez1346]

Son los verdaderos desendientes de los antiguos Aztecas !. Aun conservan mucha de la medicina ancestral.

[@vitagalaxia6468]

my ancestors are huicholes.. 💕😊 even me . im from jalisco

[@jonmacdonald5345]

Karla Hope It is A Great Blessing to meet You Sister! May that Sacred Blue Deer Shine it's holy Footstep Lights into your Family's Life ! Huichol Jalisco's viva los Peyote's Para Cultural!!!!!

[@Martin_89]

Jon MacDonald bro,she's lying lol look at her,you honestly believe she is even 10% huichol?

[@baziiingaaa]

iskandar I yet to see a Mexican with less than 30% Native American DNA. I'm light skinned with curly hair and I'm 56% Native American. My ancestors are also from Jalisco & Zacatecas area.

[@hol-upLIL-bit]

If your ancestors are, there is no need to say "even me"

[@rkingslime6679]

I’m 31% native Mexican from southwestern Zacatecas. My family from Jalisco right close to the border of Zacatecas. My family doesn’t know what tribe they are

[@grafforbust]

What a beautiful people!

[@1ZebraTime]

Great video, would love to learn more.

[@angelyohuallipadillamirand2218]

SALUDOS A JULIA MUJER HUICHOL QUE SALE EN ESTE VIDEO, VIVAN NUESTROS HERMANOS DE TIERRA SAGRADA.

[@diegovalencia5405]

Hey, Loretta! I was wondering where you got the music for this video. Any info is appreciated :)

[@YvonneMendezRealtor]

*They are Wixárika. They are fascinating. The term "Huichol" is considered disrespectful.*

[@cinnamonstar808]

3:28 remind me of Ndebele people of South Africa. so does 2:13

[@sofiahernandez1129]

cinnamonstar808 we,all, are descends from Africa.

[@ss.fx3626]

@@sofiahernandez1129 no were more related to asians the first native americans both north and south came from asia during the ice age you ever see a eskimo they look chinese but their not its cause we our native ancestors came from asian went to north america and migrated all the way down to central , south and the carribeans

[@wetguavass]

@@sofiahernandez1129 nope, that is just one theory

[@reynaalicia9406]

I saw towards the end that a woman had vitiligo. Is that common amongst Huichol people or is that rare?

[@phillynott1060]

Huichol People are Ethnically very close to other Native American Tribes, of course there is a lot of Spanish Blood in there as well as that can not be helped when a country colonises another, but Huichol People are basically very similar to other Native American Tribes therefore Vitiligo is as present in Huichols as it is other Native American Tribes.

[@moonbeamskies3346]

I'm here because of the hot sauce they sell.

[@maxflores1489]

lmao

[@XdarkendGOSPLE]

Sumaru _ how is he stupid for looking up the huichol tribe cause of the hot suace? You’re the idiot here.

[@NeNiShBOMBONA]

Lo correcto es wixarikas

[@laurolavanda1807]

Comanches relatives, they are Uto-aztec,

[@sergiorodriguezjrstudent1646]

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