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Nahua

Nahua peoples live in many regions of Mexico and share historical and linguistic connections without forming a single musical community. Local repertories may include sones, songs, dances, and music for civic or religious celebrations, with instruments and performance roles varying between places. Nahua identification alone does not establish the genre of a recording. Within this geographic branch, the category identifies material associated with Nahua communities in the territory indicated by its parent terms. Locality, language, performers, and the documented occasion are essential for distinguishing one musical practice from another and for avoiding a generalized picture of Nahua music.

Vinyl, LP, Album. NAHUA TALES. The tale, undoubtedly after the ritual and propitiatory poem, is one of the oldest forms of language products. Probably to introduce role models, the guides

Vinyl, LP, Album. INTERETHNIC TRADITIONAL SONGS. In all cultures, singing has been one of the first manifestations of ritual poetry, of the propitiatory rhythm that arose from the first priests

Vinyl, LP, Album. INDIGENOUS MUSIC OF MEXICO. In contemporary Mexico, a great variety of cultural traditions coexist. The groups considered as indigenous maintain much more different repertoires among themselves than

Vinyl, LP, Album HUASTEC MUSIC. The area -the Huasteca- includes part of the states of Hidalgo, San Luis Potosí, Veracruz, Tamaulipas, Puebla and Querétaro. It does not have precise limits

Vinyl, LP, Album MUSICAL TESTIMONY OF MEXICO. The album has two parts: one dedicated to the traditional music of contemporary indigenous cultures and the other to the heritage of mestizo

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