These masks are part of Indigenous tradition in Tucson, Arizona

Tuscon, Arizona is a city shaped from the land it sits on. From the stately saguaro cacti to the mountains that surround it and even the wildlife that can be seen through the city streets, the connection the people of Tuscon have to their land runs deep. In this episode, we learn why Indigenous mask-maker Louis David Valenzuela, custom off-road crafter Ballistic Fabrication and conservation organizations Native Seeds are using their connection to the land to run businesses that are exclusive to, and thrive only in Tuscon.
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Profiled in this Episode
Louis David Valenzuela: utm.io/ucH6
Ballistic Fabrication: utm.io/ucH7
Native Seeds: utm.io/ucH8

[@Krys.Karlos]

Yea he’s my Tio we call him Tio David

[@TheTab-ig4dz]

Ikr

[@nik78757]

My compadre David🙌🙌

[@thatdankbro2176]

This video makes me happy and proud cause i live here 😌❤️✨

[@d3v0lv3d]

Rather interesting. Best parts was the mask maker keeping his tribe/culture going and trying to pass it on. And the native seeds company who are allowing people to go back to their roots and grow, prepare and eat traditional foods their culture/families before them have done. 👍🏻 from me

[@joseelias5957]

Hola maestra

[@armandomada633]

Thank you

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

keep native culture alive.

[@Largepro21]

#Southwest region 🇺🇸 Get to know Mexicans and Native Americans lol . #CA , #NV , #AZ , #NM , and #TX 💯 what i like to call it mexicoamerica haha

[@caliboytd83]

My grandmas family (my dads mom) comes directly from the tribe in Tucson. I want to learn more about the culture and build a connection but don’t know where to start

[@saucytony4609]

Indigenous and chicanos you mean

[@stephaniescott65]

Thank You 🙌🏽

[@lizsandoval3445]

Yes

[@luchalew2884]

Tucson is a beautiful area. Lots of metal fabrication jobs. Also alot of heroin junkies. I moved away mostly because of the way people drive there. I never seen anything like it. They will run you over, literally. And the roads are awful. Worst public transportation in the world.

[@edwing3638]

Blue bubble in a red state, = disaster

[@nataliethompson2960]

Ed

[@ladyyang8040]

Do anyone see how this mask looks just like war mask in Africa wow if you like to study history someone tell me if they can make that connection wow nice video💕

[@williammckinney9288]

Both cultures are connected.

[@GriJelly]

Anyone get this as an ad then continued to watch the entire video

[@JamesFort]

My g, excellent content as always

[@TheGuwanieshez]

She said yucky' its YA-AH-KEY,

[@teslac2231]

Really called us “yucky” wth 😔

[@ryrenee9803]

🤜🏽🤛🏾

[@anthonynelson2635]

If you’re going to do a documentary learn how to properly pronounce the name of the tribe. It’s borderline disrespectful how this woman is pronouncing Pascua Yaqui.

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[@GavinPlayzShit]

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[@zmdoor]

Lol good luck. You guys should move there.

[@jackflower1628]

Rolling sky ??

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520oh!

[@1989TS..]

It appreciates all traditions but american traditions.

[@ZacchaeusNifong]

Exactly.

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[@carolederent7638]

Mexico did the genocide and de facto slavery in the Yucatán for the Yaquis by the way. Mexico is a genocidal state

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[@saucytony4609]

W/S BARRIO ANITA!!! who the freak let this cherokee post a video in my barrio and yea learn how to say Yaqui 💪🏽🤎🇲🇽🇺🇸🏜️🪶🌵