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Ch’ol
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Ch’ol communities live mainly in Chiapas and Tabasco and speak a language of the Mayan family. Their sound practices may accompany celebrations, religious gatherings, and locally transmitted repertoires, with differences between municipalities and generations. This category locates archive materials identified as Ch’ol and helps explore their contexts without automatically equating them with other Maya traditions. Each recording should be checked for locality, language, performers, and documented occasion. A precise cultural attribution requires more than a regional name or a linguistic-family label. The archive can preserve historical spellings while presenting the community name consistently in editorial descriptions.

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