My father was born in Tzintzuntzan, Michoacán. I took a 23&me and results came back more than 40% Native American belonging to the Purépecha tribe. Proud to be indigenous💯
My sister took one on "23 & Me" and got around 55% native, but they do not specify tribes. I guess my native ancestry DNA percentage would be around her percentage too, maybe higher. They only told us the tree major regions our ancestors came from, which are: Michoacán, Jalisco, and Guanajuato. So I speculate we have a mixture of P'urhépecha, Coca/Caxcan, and Chichimeca (Guamares tribe) blood.
Brothers native North America, Central and South America unite! It is time for the Condor and the Eagle unite in one brotherhood! Hermanos nativos de America del Norte, America central y sur America uníos! Ya es hora que el Condor y el Aguila se unan en una sola hermandad!
Its time !!!!! We already meeting patience my brother soon the white man will no longer rule. We to strong #battleofpuebla #battleoflittlebighorn #turtleisland #notamerica #quitaddingamericantonativepleasethanks #brokentreaties #largestgenocide #ourchildrenmatter #cometryandtakeourkids2021 residential schools are NOW CALLED CPS ! #truthhurtsdontit #landback #getoutourlandpeacfullythankyou
@@alexolguin5556 Thats really cool though..I asked my mom, but she said that we are too mixed already, very little percentage of bloodline....That sucks...
I love our colture alot of our michoacanos dont even know about our beautiful ancestors thats pretty sad they always say there astecs when there not were purapecha. And im proud of it. My pops always tell mw speak spanish and i tell him pops our real language is purapecha spanish is from spain
I was also one those people too would walk in school thinking Aztec and one day my mom heard me say something about Aztec lol then that’s when when she told me about my ancestors and am actually purépecha and how Aztec wanted our home but we defeated them lol boy did eyes lit up but sadly I still till this day find very little information about them but my mom was direct resource of her grandma.
There is no indians in "america". Indians are in India they have their own nation like we once did before the European invasion. Mexicans , central americans , native americans and first nation people of canada using colonial terms. We are one people indigenous to this continent Cemanahuac✊
Yo amo a todas las culturas que habitado y los siguen haciendo, por que todos tenemos su sangre( todos eran de la misma raza, solo tenían diferencias en el lengua y costumbres.) pero de hecho a la llegado de los españoles los purepechas ya eran tributarios de los mexicas
fernado E.M. de quales mexicas en la aliancia? Porque aunce tenian comercio no quiere decir que conquistaron a los purepechas, despues que Achayakatl perdio contra michoacan, los mexicas no intentaron otra vez como por 30 años y tampoco conquistaron al imperio esa vez
@@koopspook Así es, cuando el líder purépecha Tzitzipandacuare le causó una gran derrota al Tlatoani Axayacatl, los Aztecas por un tiempo evitaron enfrentamientos con los Purépechas.
I suggest reading and watching some reputable documentaries about the Indigenous groups of Michoacan. I am also learning. We are all learning. You are doing great, and remember: Knowledge is Power!
I have recently learned that the black African American are the real children of Israel from the bible ever since then I wanted to know who I really was too... it's cool
I just found out my grandmother is pur Purepeche! I didn't realize how important it was for me to know where I come from. I'm American but proud to have indigenous blood and even European because that is who I am.
i always new i was Mayan (moms side) and Aztec(dad) but just 3 months ago i asked my granmother (dads side) and she said my grandfather was Aztec and she was of Purepeche Decent. After that i was very excited to find out more about this new world i was just told about and have found out alot.
Asï jame mirhikuarhini naniksï anapueski, ambeski p’urhéni, juchaje Jarhoajperani ieminduecha jurhimarandani juchari ambe. tua anapu ambe… Nunca olvidemos de donde venimos, lo que implica ser p’urhépecha, ayudémonos fortalecer nuestra identidad pre-hispánica- We shall not forget where we came from, what means to be P'urhépecha, lets help each other to strength our pre-hispanic identity… Xeparhini janguri je.
Just found out my family originates from this general area. I'm doing homework to find the origin of my bloodline and if it turns out I share the same blood, I'm going to walk with such pride
my mother is from pinzandaro a town that had both aztec and purepechas in the time after the conquistators invaded so i am both aztec and purepecha!!! which makes me of noble heathen blood!! pure volcanic skin!!
im purepecha from both my families from patzcuaro/pichataro and myseld born and raised in patzcuaro and i ended up with the none native last name legally looking into changing it
Proud purepecha i was told by my aunt that I'm a decent of President Carranza who also fought with Pancho Villa in the revolution. Proud Santoyo Carranza
I wouldn't completely blame the narrator or other Non-Natives for mispronouncing Indigenous words and names. I partly blame how the language of Spanish has a weird way of transcribing and translating words that conquistadors barely understood in the first place. For some odd reason, X is used for "sh" sound as in Mexica (Meh-shee-kah). Z is used for S as in Meztli (Mestli; Moon) or Tezcatlipoca (Tescatlipoka), the Teteo or Mexica God of divination and obsidian. "Que" is not pronounced kwe, but it is Keh as in Quetzalcoatl (KET-sal-co-atl). Somehow the C's are different too. It's basically ca, que, qui, co, cu (ka, ke, ki, ko, ku). Cua, cue, cui, and cuo are basically sounds of kwa, kwe, kwi, and kwo. Cuautemoc was the last Mexica emperor and his nme is pronounced Kwawtemok. Hua, hue, hui, and huo are also just W's as in Nahuatl (Na-watl) or clear speech, Hueyi Tlatoani (WEH-yee tlah-toh-AH-nee) or Great Emperor, and Huehuetlatolli (Wewetlatolli) or oral history told by the Mexica elders. And the most common sound in Nahuatl (tl) is not found in English, French, or Spanish. But it is found in Welsh, associated with the double ll letters. The tl in Nahuatl functions the same way the ll does in Welsh. It is almost like a mix between an L and a th sound. After all as a foreign language, Spanish is just so clumsy as it tries to transcribe Indigenous languages. Linguists could have done better jobs but we're stuck with this system. So the way to pronounce the P'urhepecha Empire's capital Tzintzuntzani is just switch the z's to S. It is basically "Tsin-tsun-tsani" While Nahuatl remains the most widely spoken Indigenous American language in North America with 2 million native speakers (only second to Runasimi in Peru with more than 12 million native speakers), there are more than 700,000 P'urhepecha people who still remain in their ancestral territory in Michoacan, Mexico today.
@indigo4fox i think you are wrong on your comment, its been recorded by the Spaniards that they went to find the Purepechas so they can allied with the Spaniards to defeat the Aztecs, which the Purepechas did, they ended up defeating the Aztecs and killing many of them
It's true, all my relatives that are from Michoacan, Mexico say the same story that Spaniards and Purepecha went together to fight and defeat the Aztecs. All my relatives say the same thing is that from our Native Blood Purepecha from Michoacan they hated the Aztecs. And there are Mexicans and Mexicans Americans that still think we all have Aztec Blood and it is not true.
You can watch the short film in youtube as Kurita Kaheri "Mensajero de los Dioses" in p'urhepecha language and some spanish, with spanish subtitles in the p'urhepecha dialogues.
Purepecha & proud, we are not Aztec, fuck that shit, we are also not Tarascans, that's a Spanish word used against us, we are Natives & we are proud of it.
@indigo4fox super interesante tu comentario. acaso tienes documentos que relaten mas sobre la conquista del imperio p'urepecha y el papel que tuvieron los aztecas/mexicas? gracias!
I am half Purepecha and was born in the US but my father is of pure blood straight from Michoacan. I can feel the power of my blood and history of my forefathers inside of me.
Those intersect. You might be both... My dad's fam is from Pénjamo, Guanajuato and my Mom's fam is from Michoacán and Jalisco, so you could be both. I'm both Guamares (Chichimeca) and Puré.
They where the first to black smith copper and wood axe and bow timp also the value rubber for shoes, for example in a basket ball game to guys same size but one where's converse and other has the brand new Jordan's shoes who would you put your money on
Thanks my state is one parte #purepecha & otomí is wonderful my history #tarascos other imperio only paz love 🇲🇽 #Mexicas & Aztecas ...Mayas & more my #Mexico patria del Alcón 🇲🇽🆗🤠❤️
My mother's side is from michoacan, i took an ancestry DNA test and it linked me to northeastern michoacan. Im related to Lazaro Cardenas, we have exactly 20 acres, 10 for my mom and 10 for my aunt ready to be claimed but my mother is too scared to go claim it because of cartels.
Want to take a dna test. All i know is that my moms side comes from michoacan and we are indeed purepecha. And my dad side my grandma is from kentucky.
Pobres de nosotros si han reducido historia de los abuelos a dos minutos y medio. Más aún si hay quienes se preocupan más de cómo les dicen ahora, si son o no son indios, Purépechas, Puh’ré o Tarascos. Se han preocupado más del nombre que se la historia...
An African American individual told me the Aztecs were black and that mocuhtezuma stated he was black 🤣 not known him a history buff and researcher in also of Purepecha descent dude has his own channel so I decided to troll him I love African culture but I also hate culture vultures
Ironically I found this video on February 1, 2021. Every year, since 1983, the Purépechas of Michoacán celebrate the night of the 1st and the 2nd of February the new year, with the lighting ceremony of the New Fire, which goes back to the pre-Hispanic period.
Yeah. Spanish accounts say it was normal in pre-columbian times if we captured enemy indians on the land they would be sacrificed to Kurikaweri and have their hearts eaten by the priests. The unlucky sacrifice was seen as a spiritual messenger being sent to the god the friars identified as the devil.
ay un gran mal entendimiento son purhepechas no tarascos los espanoles los apodaron tarascos tengo familia sercana de cheran y carapan michoacan ablan 100% el dialecto supuestamente llamarles tarascos es algo ofensivo. alguien me podria corejir acia el respecto.....
“the purépecha were” no, they still ARE. maybe not with a country of their own, but they didn’t go anywhere!! hundreds of thousands are still alive and here today
@indigo4fox opino lo mismo en la forma que todo typico mexicano cre que viene de sangle azteca porque esta moreno o rasa espanola por que esta guero. Pero en lo que si estas mal es en que los purepechas no se vendieron...Soy orgullosamente michoacano pero si no saves la historia de erendida ikukunari la princesa purepecha no saves la historia purepecha. Los espanoles no completamente conquistaron a michoacan por que no estavan tan interesados en la cultura. Sorry por esplotar tu balon.
Puro Michoacan! Even though I was born in the US, my blood ties me to the lands of the Purepecha!
Same here!!
Same
Same but i have cora and purepecha
I was born in Michoacán but brought to Cali at 6months still go back now and then to visit. Love my land and my beautiful Raza
tambien yo tambien. soy wuero pero mas michoacano que agucate .
not Tarascan... thats a spaniard word... purepecha! we are warriors fishermen hunters and never defeated!
Jesse equihua Puro Respeto y viva José María Morelos Y Pavón
Jesse equihua Damn fucking right my man cheers from Michoacan
Pariente
Hell yea got that right
Word! I’m proud to have Purepecha blood.
My father was born in Tzintzuntzan, Michoacán. I took a 23&me and results came back more than 40% Native American belonging to the Purépecha tribe. Proud to be indigenous💯
It told you specifically that you're P'urépecha?
My sister took one on "23 & Me" and got around 55% native, but they do not specify tribes. I guess my native ancestry DNA percentage would be around her percentage too, maybe higher. They only told us the tree major regions our ancestors came from, which are: Michoacán, Jalisco, and Guanajuato. So I speculate we have a mixture of P'urhépecha, Coca/Caxcan, and Chichimeca (Guamares tribe) blood.
@@thepalehorse08It updates after a while
I'm Purepecha I feel the power in my veins!!
The only ones to fight the Aztecs
M. Angel we defended our selfs against the Aztecs. They came for us and we fought back
@@foreverforward1806 thanks for the explanation
My family is from irapuato guanajuato would we be chichimeca tribes like guamares? or purapecha?
Aye 283 just cuz you’re from there doesn’t mean you’re either or
I am proud to be P'urhepecha. My ancestors have a very deep-rooted history in Michoacan especially around Lake Patzcuaro in Tzintzuntzan.
Brothers native North America, Central and South America unite! It is time for the Condor and the Eagle unite in one brotherhood!
Hermanos nativos de America del Norte, America central y sur America uníos! Ya es hora que el Condor y el Aguila se unan en una sola hermandad!
I wish all cultures could be proud and strong,but only if we could live in peace and harmony respecting other cultures.
Its time !!!!! We already meeting patience my brother soon the white man will no longer rule. We to strong #battleofpuebla #battleoflittlebighorn #turtleisland #notamerica #quitaddingamericantonativepleasethanks #brokentreaties #largestgenocide #ourchildrenmatter #cometryandtakeourkids2021 residential schools are NOW CALLED CPS ! #truthhurtsdontit #landback #getoutourlandpeacfullythankyou
My Grandma is full blooded Purepecha, moms side. Pascua Yaqui & Tohono O'odham on my Dads side. Native Pride!
Woah that's crazy I have purepecha from my dad and yaqui from my mom
@@alexolguin5556 ..... dang how yall know? My parents from michoacan but I dont know if I am native
@@hansolo992 my dad is from michoacan and my family from my mom's side are tejanos
@@alexolguin5556 Thats really cool though..I asked my mom, but she said that we are too mixed already, very little percentage of bloodline....That sucks...
Puro michoacan
I love our colture alot of our michoacanos dont even know about our beautiful ancestors thats pretty sad they always say there astecs when there not were purapecha. And im proud of it. My pops always tell mw speak spanish and i tell him pops our real language is purapecha spanish is from spain
Ahuevo hermano
Kanon Geminis ariba jacona mich
orange county mis jefe de jacona y mi jefa q.e.d era de zamora
I was also one those people too would walk in school thinking Aztec and one day my mom heard me say something about Aztec lol then that’s when when she told me about my ancestors and am actually purépecha and how Aztec wanted our home but we defeated them lol boy did eyes lit up but sadly I still till this day find very little information about them but my mom was direct resource of her grandma.
Both my parents are from Michoacan
There is no indians in "america".
Indians are in India they have their own nation like we once did before the European invasion. Mexicans , central americans , native americans and first nation people of canada using colonial terms. We are one people indigenous to this continent Cemanahuac✊
The guy at my 7 11 store is Indian
@@crazyliljoesame
Los aztecas nunca pudieron conquitar alos Purepechas porque somos muy chingones y valientes
Yo amo a todas las culturas que habitado y los siguen haciendo, por que todos tenemos su sangre( todos eran de la misma raza, solo tenían diferencias en el lengua y costumbres.) pero de hecho a la llegado de los españoles los purepechas ya eran tributarios de los mexicas
fernado E.M. de quales mexicas en la aliancia? Porque aunce tenian comercio no quiere decir que conquistaron a los purepechas, despues que Achayakatl perdio contra michoacan, los mexicas no intentaron otra vez como por 30 años y tampoco conquistaron al imperio esa vez
Mas bien los purepechas invadieron also aztecas
@@koopspook Así es, cuando el líder purépecha Tzitzipandacuare le causó una gran derrota al Tlatoani Axayacatl, los Aztecas por un tiempo evitaron enfrentamientos con los Purépechas.
My parents moved to Zamora, Mich from Jalisco almost 60 years ago. So all the memories that I have as a child are from mi bello Zamora...
My parents are from Michoacán but they don’t even know this history... I feel it in my blood and would like to learn more of it
I suggest reading and watching some reputable documentaries about the Indigenous groups of Michoacan. I am also learning. We are all learning. You are doing great, and remember: Knowledge is Power!
Literally same. I feel my ancestors in my blood. I’ve found out so much so far and it’s important for us to reclaim our indigenous roots!
I have recently learned that the black African American are the real children of Israel from the bible ever since then I wanted to know who I really was too... it's cool
They failed you
I just found out my grandmother is pur Purepeche! I didn't realize how important it was for me to know where I come from. I'm American but proud to have indigenous blood and even European because that is who I am.
i always new i was Mayan (moms side) and Aztec(dad) but just 3 months ago i asked my granmother (dads side) and she said my grandfather was Aztec and she was of Purepeche Decent. After that i was very excited to find out more about this new world i was just told about and have found out alot.
great video my grandma is perupecha from TALAZALCA Michuacan
Purépecha*
Asï jame mirhikuarhini naniksï anapueski, ambeski p’urhéni, juchaje Jarhoajperani ieminduecha jurhimarandani juchari ambe. tua anapu ambe… Nunca olvidemos de donde venimos, lo que implica ser p’urhépecha, ayudémonos fortalecer nuestra identidad pre-hispánica- We shall not forget where we came from, what means to be P'urhépecha, lets help each other to strength our pre-hispanic identity…
Xeparhini janguri je.
i’m SOOO proud to be hispanic, indian, and native mexican 😂😌✌🏽
Just found out my family originates from this general area. I'm doing homework to find the origin of my bloodline and if it turns out I share the same blood, I'm going to walk with such pride
Que viva los PUREPECHAS
Uiriati is your cousin, that's COOL! Saludos desde Kerendaro(Querétaro).
my mother is from pinzandaro a town that had both aztec and purepechas in the time after the conquistators invaded so i am both aztec and purepecha!!! which makes me of noble heathen blood!! pure volcanic skin!!
Mis 🥚 🥚
Thanks for sharing this video. Juchari ambe kanikua uinapisti!!
100% P'urhépecha!
wow my last name is zoreque tzintzun never could figure out its meanings.
That's fascinating. My fam is from Michoacán. But I would rather have an indigenous surname than Spanish.
im purepecha from both my families from patzcuaro/pichataro and myseld born and raised in patzcuaro and i ended up with the none native last name legally looking into changing it
Proud purepecha i was told by my aunt that I'm a decent of President Carranza who also fought with Pancho Villa in the revolution. Proud Santoyo Carranza
Thanks, cha upirhi montsakuni p'urhe ka turxi jimbo, podiran traducirlo en purhepecha y en español?, puedo ayudar, gracias buen trabajo...!
I wouldn't completely blame the narrator or other Non-Natives for mispronouncing Indigenous words and names. I partly blame how the language of Spanish has a weird way of transcribing and translating words that conquistadors barely understood in the first place.
For some odd reason, X is used for "sh" sound as in Mexica (Meh-shee-kah). Z is used for S as in Meztli (Mestli; Moon) or Tezcatlipoca (Tescatlipoka), the Teteo or Mexica God of divination and obsidian.
"Que" is not pronounced kwe, but it is Keh as in Quetzalcoatl (KET-sal-co-atl).
Somehow the C's are different too. It's basically ca, que, qui, co, cu (ka, ke, ki, ko, ku).
Cua, cue, cui, and cuo are basically sounds of kwa, kwe, kwi, and kwo. Cuautemoc was the last Mexica emperor and his nme is pronounced Kwawtemok.
Hua, hue, hui, and huo are also just W's as in Nahuatl (Na-watl) or clear speech, Hueyi Tlatoani (WEH-yee tlah-toh-AH-nee) or Great Emperor, and Huehuetlatolli (Wewetlatolli) or oral history told by the Mexica elders.
And the most common sound in Nahuatl (tl) is not found in English, French, or Spanish. But it is found in Welsh, associated with the double ll letters. The tl in Nahuatl functions the same way the ll does in Welsh. It is almost like a mix between an L and a th sound.
After all as a foreign language, Spanish is just so clumsy as it tries to transcribe Indigenous languages. Linguists could have done better jobs but we're stuck with this system. So the way to pronounce the P'urhepecha Empire's capital Tzintzuntzani is just switch the z's to S. It is basically "Tsin-tsun-tsani"
While Nahuatl remains the most widely spoken Indigenous American language in North America with 2 million native speakers (only second to Runasimi in Peru with more than 12 million native speakers), there are more than 700,000 P'urhepecha people who still remain in their ancestral territory in Michoacan, Mexico today.
I have some good strong blood lol Apache, purepecha, and Zapata and proud 😎
@indigo4fox i think you are wrong on your comment, its been recorded by the Spaniards that they went to find the Purepechas so they can allied with the Spaniards to defeat the Aztecs, which the Purepechas did, they ended up defeating the Aztecs and killing many of them
It's true, all my relatives that are from Michoacan, Mexico say the same story that Spaniards and Purepecha went together to fight and defeat the Aztecs. All my relatives say the same thing is that from our Native Blood Purepecha from Michoacan they hated the Aztecs. And there are Mexicans and Mexicans Americans that still think we all have Aztec Blood and it is not true.
@@GamerForLife514 my family is from irapuato guanajuato would we be purapecha or chichimeca tribes?m
i'm half Purepecha and fucking proud of it
51% Purepecha blood here! 💪🏽 Copandaro De villa Jimenez Michoacán, Mexico
54% Purepecha here.
Puro Michoacán!
You can watch the short film in youtube as Kurita Kaheri "Mensajero de los Dioses" in p'urhepecha language and some spanish, with spanish subtitles in the p'urhepecha dialogues.
Purepecha & proud, we are not Aztec, fuck that shit, we are also not Tarascans, that's a Spanish word used against us, we are Natives & we are proud of it.
You do there was nahuatl in Michoacan right ?
@@luiscortes3377 yeah if I’m correct there was a merchant in Michoacán who spoke Nahuatl
I’m purepecha and I speak native language! I have stories of my ancestors
Can you tell us some? I'm from huandacareo
@indigo4fox super interesante tu comentario. acaso tienes documentos que relaten mas sobre la conquista del imperio p'urepecha y el papel que tuvieron los aztecas/mexicas? gracias!
Proud of my roots!
my parents told me that my ancestors were mostly purepechan, a little tlaxcalan and aztec indians. viva mexico
collegekid805 México lindo y querido
Don't say Indians. That's from India.
@@pazzodi3 Yeah
I am half Purepecha and was born in the US but my father is of pure blood straight from Michoacan. I can feel the power of my blood and history of my forefathers inside of me.
from what area are you from?....my maternal grandparents were from Tingambato, one hour's drive from Uruapan.
My grandparents are purepecha
well done delana studi, (cherokee) as the narrator!
My family is from irapuato guanajuato , would we be from chichimeca tribes like guamares or puchepechas?
Those intersect. You might be both... My dad's fam is from Pénjamo, Guanajuato and my Mom's fam is from Michoacán and Jalisco, so you could be both. I'm both Guamares (Chichimeca) and Puré.
El Michoacano volara a lo mas alto
The empire that didn't fold and loved to party. Proud mixed blood, Purepecha/Tarascan and Basque. Puro Michoacán.
They where the first to black smith copper and wood axe and bow timp also the value rubber for shoes, for example in a basket ball game to guys same size but one where's converse and other has the brand new Jordan's shoes who would you put your money on
I'm purepecha and proud
alex juarez cruz same
Ugly tarascans
My grandpa was a tarasco
Thanks my state is one parte #purepecha & otomí is wonderful my history #tarascos other imperio only paz love 🇲🇽 #Mexicas & Aztecas ...Mayas & more my #Mexico patria del Alcón 🇲🇽🆗🤠❤️
Purepecha Pride
mi esposa es de Huariche,Michoacan
Wow!
Really, why is the word indian still being used, I see that this is from 2007, I hope whoever made this doesn't use that term
Yeah exactly
Was born in michoacan proud to be a warrior.
My ancestors 🖤
my parents are from Puruandiro Michoacan does that make Tarascan i think the name is Tarascan
Sergio Lemus tarasco means son in law
@@juanluna8934 thats tarado
Feb 2 is my bday , Feb 1 was a victory for the Mechucan Purépecha ☠️💪🏽
Puro Santa Cruz tanaco Michoacán 🇲🇽💯
I got spanish, purepecha and Italian blood❤
What am I then both my parents are from Michoacán but I was born in the US
my parents are both purepecha so it's great being full :)
Is everyone from Michoacan Tarascan?
Mazahuas at east of the state, and nahoas at the coast.
found out I'm a third Purapeche
My mother's side is from michoacan, i took an ancestry DNA test and it linked me to northeastern michoacan. Im related to Lazaro Cardenas, we have exactly 20 acres, 10 for my mom and 10 for my aunt ready to be claimed but my mother is too scared to go claim it because of cartels.
My father is from Northeastern Michoácan, Coeneo de la Libertad to be exact. What test did you take that identified your ancestry?
@@froyjuarez I took ancestry dna.
Want to take a dna test. All i know is that my moms side comes from michoacan and we are indeed purepecha. And my dad side my grandma is from kentucky.
Well unfortunately it sounds like your a cousin fucking take no shit from Aztecs warrior so idk congrats ig..?
People ask me why I’m short.... well these ma people fam💜😤
Pobres de nosotros si han reducido historia de los abuelos a dos minutos y medio. Más aún si hay quienes se preocupan más de cómo les dicen ahora, si son o no son indios, Purépechas, Puh’ré o Tarascos. Se han preocupado más del nombre que se la historia...
you are pronouncing the name wrong. its actually P'urhepecha not purepeche. (Poo-rhe-pe-cha)
Doesn’t matter the spelling sounds change like any language around the world 🗺
My homies are Purepech Tribe.. I see why the older brother got jumped, probably by Aztec Clan
An African American individual told me the Aztecs were black and that mocuhtezuma stated he was black 🤣 not known him a history buff and researcher in also of Purepecha descent dude has his own channel so I decided to troll him I love African culture but I also hate culture vultures
Ironically I found this video on February 1, 2021. Every year, since 1983, the Purépechas of Michoacán celebrate the night of the 1st and the 2nd of February the new year, with the lighting ceremony of the New Fire, which goes back to the pre-Hispanic period.
Jalisco
my last name is of that decent very few have it from the southern region of guanajuato
My family is from irapuato would we be part of the chichimeca or purapecha???
@@aver28357 Purépechas are Michoacán, part of Jalisco, part of Guerrero and part on Guanajuato. For Guanajuato is the southern part.
Con razón no nos rajamos a cualquiera 💯💯 🇲🇽 puro Michoacán kompa
La abuela de mi abuela era tarasca.
@Sam Harris yea bro ur right
hola, ke tal. oye seria padre si pudieses ensen~arnos a todos purhepecha. A ver si te animas a darnos unas clasesitas.
Buen dia.
Puro Purepechas Arriba michoacan
Did they also practice human sacrifices
Yeah. Spanish accounts say it was normal in pre-columbian times if we captured enemy indians on the land they would be sacrificed to Kurikaweri and have their hearts eaten by the priests. The unlucky sacrifice was seen as a spiritual messenger being sent to the god the friars identified as the devil.
@@aspoonfulofslurry Thank you
Nari Jaraski tata(man)/nana(woman)!
Yo Tambien !!! Mexicano para SIEMPRE !!! VIVA MEXICO 🇲🇽 Now i live in Western NY in Trump country go figure !!! Lol
Arriba michoacan soy purhepecha
arriba michoacan
Fun fact: the purepecha language is unrelated to the rest of languages in mesoamerica, which are actually all related to each other
Orgullo purhepecha
No
Illuminati killer here
ay un gran mal entendimiento son purhepechas no tarascos los espanoles los apodaron tarascos tengo familia sercana de cheran y carapan michoacan ablan 100% el dialecto supuestamente llamarles tarascos es algo ofensivo. alguien me podria corejir acia el respecto.....
orale no mitixpk exk jaraxpkâ i sharat kanilich ambe
“the purépecha were” no, they still ARE. maybe not with a country of their own, but they didn’t go anywhere!! hundreds of thousands are still alive and here today
Yes!!! We are alive and well!
I'm proud to be Purépecha 😌
@indigo4fox
opino lo mismo en la forma que todo typico mexicano cre que viene de sangle azteca porque esta moreno o rasa espanola por que esta guero. Pero en lo que si estas mal es en que los purepechas no se vendieron...Soy orgullosamente michoacano pero si no saves la historia de erendida ikukunari la princesa purepecha no saves la historia purepecha. Los espanoles no completamente conquistaron a michoacan por que no estavan tan interesados en la cultura. Sorry por esplotar tu balon.
Huhh
Check my newfound friend Uiriati, he has some excellent vids teachin' purembe.
What’s funny I’m purepecha and mexica and purepecha Beat my other ancestors the mexica
Fuck yeah. We ain't no Aztecs. We're P'urhépecha.
I have Turascan ancestry
+Kat Rubioso same here
Spartek mexico lol
the miss pronunciation ....