Insight into the Tarahumaras life, Mexico
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2012
- The introduction text is how a priest in 1600 descripted the Tarahumaras.
The Indians "Tarahumara" live at great distance, separated from each other and scattered. They prefer to live in ravines and canyons and in cold, inhospitable mountains where they have dwellings.
Lupe and Miguel raised five childern (three boys, two girls) in their cave dwelling with a wide open view of the Batopilas valley.
Now in their 50's, they occupy their time with daily chores and keeping the fire of the cooking stove burning to prepare food for the frequent visits of their childern who live scattered among the mountains.
During my four day visit I had plenty of time to think about the real life.
Here is a good link:
ngm.nationalgeographic.com/200...
nothing lazy about these wonderful people. seems they work all the time to sustain their lives. Why would you ever make such rude comments in the beginning of this video. These people live a beautiful simple life in turn with nature and the animals. They are way ahead of other people in the world struggling with the modern world and getting no where. The Tarahumara know what counts the most. Soul first and this life next. Sound as if they have something to teach us.
video description says: The introduction text is how a priest in 1600 descripted the Tarahumaras.
Mary Morningstar That's what title says! lazy my butt!! We need to learn from this people! to be active! thank you!
+Retro Mammoth The description says he used a quote from a priest in the 1600s. I don't understand why the uploader introduced the Tarahumara with a horrible, racist quote
My thoughts exactly. I am glad you pointed this out! Blessings to you for that
I missed the introduction text but perhaps it should be included in the video so that more people don't get the wrong idea and find it offensive.
Simplicity. Respect to all indigenous people. On my Dad's side of the family, my great grandmother is from the Copper Canyon, Tarahumara.
Que bueno Corazon
Not Cooper canyon solo bien x fabor Barrancas del cobre.
@Falcon Swoops 0 spop l, im2mj6n
Mi abuelo era tarahumara y recuerdo esas condiciones de vida cuando niño
fuimos muy pobres. Pero no cambiaria mi infancia por nada del mundo cuando
creces feliz la riqueza no importa.
Este mundo está tan podrido que los envidio...hermosa orgánica forma de vivir.
De donde eres primo
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El Mio Tambien. Jose Amalio Sanches 1890-1976
ENTONCES TU TAMBIEN ERES TARAHUMARA. ELLOS NO SE MESCLAN CON NINGUNA RAZA..O SI??
A woman's work is never done. She gardens, cooks, cleans. Amazing people. They are living the good life.
Yes these are the real strong women not the ones on Instagram who sell there ass to travel the world lol
Tlahuicole XIII RIGHT 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@tlahuicolexiii2844 you are absolutely right my best wishes for u 👍👍👍
Eso es lo que tú crees...
the tarahumara had to move into the mountains when the Spaniards came and tried to colonize them. A big part of the tribe was colonized but some moved into the mountains to live in caves. The Spanish then put a presidio or a military fort in the mountains where the tarahumara live and sent priests to try and convert them, but that didn't last long because the tarahumara got together with nearby tribes the tepehuano and guarijios and destroyed and killed the priests and soldiers guarding the presidio. After that there were other clashes with the Spanish but after a while the Spanish gave up and left them alone and that's where they are today. Although now a days some have moved into the city into government homes that were made for them by the state. I'm from Chihuahua, Mexico where this tribe is from so I like reading about them and other local tribes.
The Spanish butchers wanted to take there lives just like they stole there lands.
MilkMan D
Great information regarding that history.
This was very informative as my maternal Great Grandfather Amalio Jose Sanches is from there. He said he is from the Tarahumara tribe. He died in 1976 at the age of 86. Thank you for some family history.
Arriba chihuahua compa. Nuevo casas grandes.
Hank Malone says:
"the tarahumara had to move into the mountains when the Spaniards came and tried to colonize them...."
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So much respect for the determination to survive.
Please Respect For This People (tarahumaras)......!!! I'm Proud To Be Raramuri
Well good for you hahaha
Que bueno pero ami me da igual
Entonces dilo en Español
Raramuri but speak inglish wow
Ok wannabe.
A Tarahumara smile has given me the greatest lesson of my life.
You are freakin' man.
I know they don't have an easy life but I'm jealous of the simplicity and lack of white noise of technology/social media that runs our lives today
lol it's your choice if you let someone "run" your life
Yes but it's so hard to live that way
Es un mundo muy sano sus mentes son sanas no piensan en aserle daño a la sosiedad pero la sosiedad se burla de ellos
juan lopez eso está muy mal, cómo me molesta eso..
Asi es. Un ejemplo cuando Noe consturio la Arca todos si burlaron de el y lo llamaron loco. En el libro de la Biblia Genasis.
juan lopez Studies have been done in the 70s 80s 90s and early 2000s racist people have a very low IQ covfefe
@@sanjuanagasca4124 hay ya no empieces a meter la religión.
No del todo cierto,
they are not lazy. they are very active. were looking at people who grow and prepare all his food.
La vida del campo es así... Muy saludable, humilde y feliz sin necesidad de preocuparte por la renta y otros gastos que hacemos aquí en las ciudades!
Stress-Free people... how I envy them
anxiety free. They are not sold into the consumer driven race that people of the developed world are locked into. Latest and greatest cars, bigger newer houses, latest and greatest Iphone, dozens of shirts, pants , shoes in our Wardrobe. Rampant consumerism to keep people in debt, by believing we "Need" all this stuff.
yet you would never allowed your children live this way.
hahah stress-free? Dear lord you really underestimate the trouble they go through.
@@danpt2000 yes, but instead they worry about surviving each and every day, about their crops, the inclemence of weather, walking a lot, AND the rampant racism, colorism and ignorance of one of the most racist, colorist states in one of the most ignorant countries: Mexico.
Ay, mi México.
I believe every Mexican eats beans 7 days out the week so not enough food don't think so plus they look healthy
Impresionante, creo que son mas felices que las personas que vivimos en grandes ciudades, se ve que no se preocupan por nada, ni siquiera les hace falta un reloj.
Good for you just don't mix with none tribe people please
Stay at the mountains with the Indians that's where you belong ok
Tu opinión es una muy condescendiente e ignorante, crees que les haces bien en pensar de esa forma, mas no es así...
@@arcadeangel812yo apino lo que quiera I tu tambien asi que me da igual ok
@@anaherrera9928 no te hablaba a ti pendeja
a pesar de ser y vivir muy humildemente ellos cuidan de sus mascotas y estas le son totalmente fieles aunque no les den mucho. .. que bonito video.
Me sorprendi igual, les hizo como pinole a sus perritos.
así me imaginé qué iba hacer pinole
Poor dogs they don't have a lot to eat
Es cierto, acá mi hijastra no cuida de su perro y lo tiene en la jaula 20 horas del día y solo por estar en el teléfono.
Humildes pero muy felises asta cabritas tienen lindo video
Que chuuulada de video, sin comodidades pero bien felizes y Es lo inportante 👍
Mi respeto y admiración para mis hermanos rarámuris de Chihuahua, México.
My respect and admiration for my brothers rarámuris Chihuahua México.
Mis respetos para usted que también escribió espańol .
These people are not lazy and barbaric.
Así es, simplemente no tienen acceso a recursos y el gobierno los tiene en el olvido. No son ni perezoso ni bárbaros.
kittybookitty no they're not is the other way around. and not all native tribes did human sacrifice just like not all barbarian tribes in Europe did human sacrifice
I agree with you there, but keep in mind it was the 1600s priest who said that. Still, it's good to say that out loud
Ah this was refreshing and peaceful to watch.
I love Mexican, Peruvian and Guatemala people. Very simple life.
Love from India
Theyre tarahumara not mexican.
@@adrian_21055 the tarahumara are mexicans they live in mexico!
@@kevinsolper5218 yes but theyre not your average mexican and that wasnt typical mexican food in the video. Theyre basically native american. But yeah technically theyre mexican citizens.
@@adrian_21055 you know Mexican it's not only one culture or ethnicity, we are all mexico
@@toniu211 yes youre right. Are mexicans americans too? You know since they live in north america too?
Matthew 6:19-20 "Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal.
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They're not lazy and this is a natural way of life by people who prioritize not the material world but family units and simple living.
lo griste de la vida es que admiramos a esta hermosa gente en los videos o los museos. y en la vida real se le pisotea y descrimina, vendita mentira de ser un guerrero del teclado . hay que amarlos en la vida real y ayudarlos y no darlo a conocer eso se hace desde el corazon y no por los putos likes del fb. saludos.!
Son ven feliz pero proque me da tanta tristeza? No los quiero ver tan pobres pero ellos son conformes. Mi sentimiento es absurdo?
gabriel villa sierto
Muy buen comentario !!!
En la vida real nadie quiere que se acerquen por su mal olor
Sandoval Zacatecas que estupides!!!!!!!! Hacer aun lado a una persona por su olor??? Porfavor 😡
hay merecordo ami abuelo no vivimos en una cueva pero si en una casa d madera cosechabamos maiz frjol calabazas flores d calabaza ejotez chacales 1 parte la desidratabamos y guadabamos la otra la enbasabamos flores calabazas ejotez y ordeñabamos las chivas y asiamos quesos y las gallinas para los huevos y en tiepos d lluvia hay hongos comestibles kelites tomatillos coles los coles son como las aselgas..y criabamos puercos para la manteca y con esa guisabamos como estraño ami abuelo pero dios selollebo hoy nada es igual yo vivo en la ciudad pero esto me hizo llorar..saludos
Luz Torres bonito historia gracias por compartir :)
Luz Torres .saludes ..igual yo estoy llorando ..recuerdos felices .cuando no conociamos esta otra vida de vamnidad y de cosas modernas .mi Amor y mis saludos a esta bella gente .
Bonitos recuerdos de los abuelitos que nos enseñaron nuestras raíces.
❤❤❤❤
Estás personas van a estar en el cielo al lado de nuestro padre Dios
Nada mas agusto que vivir en la sierra y disfrutar de sus magestuosos paisajes y la comida sabroza hecha por mi madre.
muy cierto mi amigo
Lukio El tarahumara .benditas las manos de tu madre que lo preparan con tanto Amor .
Muy interesante este video y talvez alguien me podria decir de donde adquieren los alimentos cuando viven en una zona que no se ve nada de tierra para cultivar nada y ademas debe de ser muy frio ahi para sembrar plantas. Tampoco puedo comprender como es que alimentan los animales.
@@horaciocastillo1435 Sr. Horacio, yo me fije que la pareja andaba plantando maiz el la ladera para el tiempo de lluvia. Luego mostraron todas sus chivo/as y gallinas. Yo capte atravez del video, que naturalmente tienen leche de chiva, huevos y cosechan maiz. Y parece que cuando se dieron una vuelta a ver a una de sus hijas,
de regreso, me fije que uno de los tambaches que llevavan traian limones y aceite. Saludos!
@@genemanly4360 Gene, muchas gracias por tu comentario tan interesante y me alegro saber que esta familia tiene con que alimentarse en ese lugar tan remoto donde viven.
Feliz ano nuevo. Desde Costa Rica
other groups envy these kind of tribes because they are gifted with wisdom that can be replicated but not attained.
SON TAN PERO TAN HERMOSOS . AMO A NUESTROS PUEBLOS LOS INDÍGENAS, DESDE EL NORTE DE LA AMERICA HASTA LA PATAGONIA . SON TAN HUMILDES E INOCENTES . BENDICIONES DESDE ECUADOR 💖💖💖💖💖
Existe una belleza intrínseca en esta forma de vida y personas que la producen que me desborda. Agradezco infinitamente a quien tuvo la sensibilidad de producir este hermoso video
Gracias.
hermoso???? acaso leiste la introduccion???
guys read the description, the intro text isn't how the uploader described them, "The introduction text is how a priest in 1600 descripted the Tarahumaras."
que hermosa señorona para cocinar y hacer esas tan ricas tortillas ...... mis respetos .....saludos desde Nashville Tennessee
Yo pienso que está jente este ogar es el ogar que toma agua más limpia en todo el mundo es agua destilada WoW que ermosa Dios los bendiga sienpre
Pobre gato cualquier dia SE lo ban a comer.
Era gata 😁se comía sus crías 😫😫😫pero ya no está gatita ....
Fascinating video. I love their dwelling place with the balcony and breathtaking view. They have everything they need and are content with little.
Esta tribu son los originales Mexicanos lo más sencillos humilde con un gran corazón limpio muy humanos los tarahumaras
This is beautiful my mom and dad are not exactly from this area but they are from Oaxaca. Love this film thank you for uploading.
yes this was beautiful
They don't look "lazy" to me.
+Josh A you got it, hard work
André Hedinger Yes it is. We could all do better with a simpler lifestyle. Thanks for the comment my friend.
Josh A bro I uh think he was sacrastic in the begining of the video... ( `3
No work no food!
Josh A 🍺 Squidbillies are very lazy Studies have been done on Southern States it turns out they're not ready for any military emergency deployment
My grandmother is Tarahumara. I have pictures of her to prove her to belong to the Tarahumara.
You sure about that the tarahumara are one the most full blooded people of mexico .The women don't mix with white mestizos the call all non Indians chabochis the bearded ones or yoris means foreigners or whites tosakame
Chicuase Calli Tlacateotl My great grandmother was Tarahumara. My grandma still lives with us in Seattle..
concious caution what town she from
Not sure what part of Mexico Chiuahua or somewhere north.. I have never been to Mexico really
Creel?
Asi deberia ser una vida normal y no como los esclavos que somos trabajando para los demas mientras nos explotan y acaban con nuestras vidas y hacen de nosotros unos seres que no valen nada .Me alegro mucho por ellos porque este sistema en el que vivimos nosotros es una basura, lleno de drogas ,de pedofilos,de alcoholismo, de tecnología que destruye a genios y los combierte en idiotas sin ninguna ley que rija a este mundo mas que la avaricia y el poder .Esta es una vida digna ejemplar y sin tantas tonterías como el que vive el resto. Yo también soy decendiente de nativos mexicanos o indígenas como se nos llama y nuestros estilos de vida son un orgullo y somos seres muy concientes que aun respetamos la naturaleza como nuestros antepasados lo hicieron, por que el dinero ,tecnología ,y comodidades le falta mucho para tener una vida perfecta. Pero claro esto solo lo puede entender un ser racional y conciente.
Al leer tu comentario sentí como si me diera un putazo, me sacudió. Quizá a muchos les cause lástima ver el estilo de vida de estas personas humildes; sin embargo, no analizamos el tipo de vida que llevamos nosotros: productos consumidores de productos, que sólo vivimos para ganar dinero, embriagarnos, comprar lo que el sistema nos dice que necesitamos, llevar una pinche vida miserable marcada por la avaricia, el individualismo, el egoísmo, el querernos sentir más que los demás.
Saludos, y gracias por tu comentario, es bueno saber que hay gente racional aún.
Hermoso tu comemtario pienso como ud
Santa Bracero muy bien dicho y somos los originales americanos
Asi es que buen comentario realmente asi es el ser humano no necesita tanto para vivir pero nos han convertido en unos consumitas idiotas hermoso video
Anna Segundoo hola 👋🏽 yo te entiendo muy bien, yo soy indígena y hablo muy bien el otomi, soy de Hidalgo yo naci en en los tiempos que no habia luz en Mi Pueblo, ni banquetas menos calles, no había delincuencia todos nos respetamos, también mi infancia fue hermoso y fui muy feliz, pero ahora Mi Pueblo a crecido mucho, ahora hay delincuencia, crímenes al por mayor nada que ver en los años 70 y 80 era un pueblo muy pacifico, añoro mi infancia, pero es muy bonito, recordar esos tiempos, mis padres ya fallecieron pero los recuerdo con mucho amor
No chemicals or artificial Flavors adds to theirs lifes.
Or bills, insurences, traffic.☺
@@mitalentos3791 No burdens, total freedom
...no stress.
Star Traveler yeah
me gusta mucho la sierra tarahumara me gustan sus costumbres son muy bonitas
gracias x partir este video gente humilde maravilloso mientras uno no nos comformamos con lo que tenemos( los admiro)
Me da gusto saber que aun haya tribus nativas en México
jajaja ... No pos wow
Tlajpaloli (saludos)
10 millones de mexicanos son nativos aproximadamente. La población de algunos países europeos y latinoamericanos, se conservan un poco más de 60 idiomas nativos americanos, y viven en continua resistencia frente a la perdida de sus elementos culturales como el idioma, vestimenta, etc. Así es México un país donde hay muchísima riqueza hasta en la pobreza extrema. Donde viven familias de las más ricas del mundo y familias viviendo en cuevas.
Pues la verdad es que si es bonito la vida que eyos viven pero lastima acaban con la gente buena y trabajadoras eyos viven apartados de los demás lastima que también los gobiernos no les ayuda a y es más yo soy mexicano pero en algunos casos muchos mexicanos des criminan a eyos siempre disen que aquí en México ya no existen claro que sí gracias cuídate Santi
MIJA LOS MEXICANOS SOMOS NATIVOS AMERICANOS ( NATIVE AMERICAN) Y EUROPEOS DE LA PENINSULA IBERIANA
Es muy bonita la cultura indígena. Mi abuela es indígena huichol de Jalisco ellos también viven una vida simple recuerdo cuando eramos niños yo y mid hermanos íbamos a la montaña a visitar a mi abuela y ella nos daba de comer fueron muy bonitas esas experiencias vividas..
This video was my introduction to Tarahumara life. They seem like happy and peaceful people. Also, the fact that this family can actually visit with each other, the entire day, without looking down at a phone to catch the latest social media posts is really awesome! When was the last time that anyone saw that at a restaurant?!
This is the most amazing thing I've ever watched. Thank you for posting this.
Que maravillosa vista tienen desde la puerta de su hogar 😍
respect to this people...love my people
True Americans.
✌️🏜️
That's right!.
Felicidades me gusto mucho este documental mis respetos por todos los indígenas saludos desde Canadá 🇨🇦🇲🇽
I'm from Eastern Africa....but the way of their life is similar with my counties....love those people..
Todo el mundo tiene que ver la tranquilidad y la harmonia con la naturaleza que tiene esta tribu. No necesitan muchas cosas materiales ni tan poco demostraron su existencia con Instagram y móviles. Es algo divino con elles. Gracias por el vídeo que es estupendo.
beautiful vistas of this human panorama; lovely work. Thank you
A love story. She cooks while he plays music. Vegetarian pets, too. Love it!
Simplemente hermoso la vida al 100/00 esos son mis puros mexicanos un orgullo de mi sangre indígena que perdure x siempre 👍👏
This people are simply pure and beautiful inside out. I wish I could spend one ☝️ full day with them and learn from them.
Mis hijos, David e Izel disfrutamos plenamente de este video. Mil gracias por compartir.
Their living and cooking space is so clean and beautiful, I love minimalistic lifestyle. Beautiful people
Mil respetos para esa gente trabajadora ojalá que no se pierda esa cultura , muchos se sorprenden al ver pero es la realidad yo soy de la cultura de totonacapan hablante del Náhuatl en la sierra norte de Puebla en Ahuacatlan , mil respetos para ellos,pues la verdad sufren pues carecen de agua ,luz ,drenaje o se todo los servicios, malditos gobiernos saben que hay carencias pero no hacen nada
i visited these people November 2019 with our youth from Church. brought them much needed food and home essentials, They are good people i loved them and Jesus loves them!
the intro comment is ignorant as hell
+lvbest18 True, the Clip proofs how wrong the priest was
+André Hedinger As an anthropologist student I can tell you that intro is one of the most ethnocentric things I've read in a long time.
+André Hedinger ...Andre' what I can say is that you are so lucky been there in a wonderful place sharing their time with you, this is one of the best documentaries I ever watched,this is simple different and I like better than GEO's 'cause no voices,no interview,no narrator,in that way you can flying your imagination. 👍👌👉
Branny Céspedes
only just read that intro, what a fool whoever wrote that
such a beautiful video.
I remember as a kid I lived in chihuahua mx I remember seeing them in down town Juarez with their native clothing selling their crafts very beautiful people beautiful culture.
en lugar de ayudar a los centro americanos mejor ayuden a esta gente que tambien lo nesecita y aparte son mas mexicanos que muchos de nosotros
Exactamente ..
que gente tan maravillosa dios los cuide y los ayude por siempre saludos usa
I don't see laziness they work day and night. I don't see barbarity they invited you to their home and all you did was insult their way of life. You may be more educated but they are definitely more cultured than you. I doubt you would survive a week in those conditions.
Sad life
PixarFreak1 de
@@Hannah-jl1fk ?
@@anaherrera9928 what's sad about it is it because they have no TV lol idiot
Absolutely.
Wow, muchísimas gracias por tu hermoso video cuando vi el título no dude en verlo. Mi esposo y yo quedamos tan conmovidos. Todo lo que han sufrido mi gente por la ambición de los "blancos". Les agradezco a todos los que supieron apreciar el contenido de este video. Y debo agregar algo los Tarahumaras son muy fuertes y trabajadores, aman su cultura por tal razón no la pierden tan fácilmente, mi esposo conoció gente así, al contrario por el asedio y el destierro de sus tierras han sufrido mucho. Mil gracias y saludos desde México.
No evil in these people.
Mr1ceeds evil can exist in anyone, regardless of how they are raised...
Mr1ceeds Cain killed Abel
Amber H covfefe
Que Hermoso Vídeo
Alberto Silva Sanchez ii
Nuestro Mexico está lleno de riquezas tradicionales. I would love to visit them one day !!!
Beware its extremely rife with racism
Lastima que varias de esas comunidades se encuentren en peligro debido a la expansión de la delincuencia organizada
Que heermosas personas y la tranquila hermonia en queviven felises en su mundo comiendo y bebiendo sus alimentos pobre mente fuera de toda la mugre de quimicos que el resto del mundo tragamos i love them very mucho god bless them.
Muy bellas personas humildes, pacíficos ,sencillos tuve la oportunidad de trabajar juntos en las huertas de manzanas en ciudad cuatecmoc Chihuahua .
Me agrado' su forma de ser, son muy trabajadores y amigables .
Mis respetos ante ellos.
Se olvidaba mencionar que soy salvadoreño y gracias a Dios tengo ya un tiempo aquí en EEUU. tres años de mí vida conviví con mexicanos y son personas de gran corazón.
that's beauty, simplicity. Thank you for this video.
My dad is from satevo,Chihuahua. His family and ancestors are from this tribe... He died though unfortunately may peace be with my father...
Roldolfo Marquez Valdez
Zero stress of the modern life. Loved it 💗 God bless them.
At first the silent surprised me, I thought my audio was broke. Then I realized and was already too intrigued by them. Great well made
Beautiful video, Mexicans are proud to have pure Tarahumara Indians; but government do not give any support.
ROSALFIELDS ROSAS ...they dont receive any help from goverment..so sad
I live like you in Upstate New York in a small cabin. I am African and Native and bought my land fair and square from those that stole it from my ancestors. And the same is done to me. When you live off the land (which I do too and you can hear my chickens all day too), it's a 24 hour job. Godspeed to you and your family. Hang in there.
Am white Indian and black and bought my land fair whats your point . There are no true natives to the America's Indian peoples came from Asia. Land has been taken fought over and lived on all over the world. All peoples at one time or another lived this way ots just that many European people evolved faster sorry and saying one is African so your from Africa doubt it your black there are more than just sub saharan Africans in Africa so calling your self African is retarded if you dont live there . You live in ny right you're American and if you knew someone who stole a tv and you knew he stole it buying it would not be fair . What you said is wrong on many different levels i fine people like you on your high horse are the most racist people on earth these people in copper canyon are nothing like you.
This land belongs to us 100% native Americans only and that's the bottom line
I've been doing ancestor work and in researching my father's side (along with results from a DNA test) I have come to believe I am descendant of these people. I never knew my paternal grandparents, so I found it very touching to watch the proud grandparents visiting their daughter and grandchildren. If I had the chance, I'm sure I could have watched my abuela make tortillas all day like Lupe was doing here. I've been told my grandmother used to make them thick like that in the same way.
I also want to say thank you for sharing something about the Tarahumara that isn't focused on running. Although that is an amazing and incredibly unique part of their culture, I am finding the smaller things that are highlighted in videos like this most touching and helping me connect to a part of me and my family. Thank you for sharing this
Thank you for posting this. My son and I were studying the Tarahumara and this was an excellent look into their quiet, simple life. Their work is fairly steady, but many times of refreshing and time for conversation, and contemplation. This is certainly not something we commonly have in modern society. Our press to constantly have some form of entertainment ends up robbing us of something that the Tarahumara have managed to maintain, since the 1600 description. Thank you so much for posting this.
That beautiful scenery
Such a quiet life.
Thanks for sharing those wonderful moments 🙏 Amongst what I appreciated the most was the absence of an off voice. I see you are in tune with your generous hosts 🌼
The music and people are so beautiful and the scenery just breath taking.
Damn, those tortillas look good...
Daiseehead I'd run up that mountain to ask that lady for a little stack of tortillas. My mouth was watering.
Me too!
Daiseehead: With some butter on them or with a piece of cheese!!!
Fresh beans and tortillas with THAT VIEW!
I think it’s amazing how they actually live in caves! 👍✨
Luv this video...seeing it for d first time...beautiful people n life....i want to go live with them...luv it
Laziness and sloth? They spend almost every hour of every day working. Plus they can literally run for days. I forget about how great a "rational civilized lifestyle" is. Exhausting resources instead of taking what you need, blinded by consumerism, and judging others. The first paragraph in the beginning is horribly misinformed and probably driven by the typical preconceived notion of the false stereotype of a Mexican person. I respect these people. I'm not saying i would like to live exactly like them but i do want to get close. Get myself a small property near a river or lake and grow my own food. When it comes to barbarity, civilized society is barbaric
I think you forgot to read this part in the video description "The text at the start is how a priest in 1600 descripted the Tarahumaras." The film maker likely put that quote in there to show perception versus the reality of the Raramuri life in modern times.
thanks for the clarification
my bad
RIGHT! 💯💯 How rude can this person be?!
This video of the Tarahumaras describes them as lazy, sloth and simple-minded. None of this is true, as throughout this video they are seen cultivating, walking long distances, providing and preparing their food and cleaning afterwards. They are not seen driving or using electric appliances...which would indeed make them lazy. Just a filthy lie. I am proud of my ancestry coming from Chihuahua.
Angie, I was confused at first too. The opening text is a quote from a priest in the 1600, not from the film maker.
angie chacon soo let them thats so , you see perfectly what doing to survive,so whats sa matter, after at all, what kind of buisness dovyou have betwen them,, dont tell my ,you are inmigrants and try to arrive to América in to the some form,sooo dont make to much history ok. they rigth in some form, is not easy ,,,you are forest
I just came back from the supermarket on a nice and sunny day . All of those ‘modern people’ crawling their obese bodies out of their cars, they seem to be the ones that are lazy or handicapped to me.
I see happiness in these people regardless of their living situation there happy God bless their hearts ♥️💙🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
angie chacon .yo tambien .estoy orgullosa de venir de esta tierra .y yo tambien soy tarahumara .
Gente Hermosa❤️🙏🇲🇽 Viva Mexico y sus Nativos los amo!
Much respect for these people. Enjoyed seeing the woman sharing a laugh with her daughter. She stays busy throughout the day, always preparing for the next meal or task to be done
Primero que nada no son “Indians” son indígenas, Segundo le dieron permiso de entrar en su casa y mire nada más como se expresa de ellos! Malagradecido, falto de respeto!
Y todo lo escribio en ingles
Como se expresa? Es q no se ingles
Así es no somos indios somos tarahumaras o Raramuris y soy orgullosa por que soy de la sierra de Chihuahua ,,
Lucia Valenzuela hola! Muchos gusto. Pues vea cómo pagan estos visitantes, para que aconseje a los suyos no dejarlos entrar. No son personas buenas.
@@lobitasolitaria1952 vaya ,tu si lo dijiste en Español ,felicidades
Amazing and blessed to see these Mexican natives. I see no barbarity or simple mindedness. Only the love and respect of nature and mankind. “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.”
Great Video...calm peaceful life ..gosh imagine when it rains 😞
I truly admire these people.my father was from la sierras of San Luis potosi Mexico.i have full respect for them.much love
Muy hermoso el vídeo me encanta x q soy Tarahumara también y encanta de ser lo
De donde eres?
Really injoyed this vedeo.I find it very interesting...beautiful pure people
These are good people and I like there life style. I love everyone they look healthy to me.
soy kitty,me encanto este video,k vida tan tranquila,no como en la ciudad donde hay tanta delincuencia,pobres pero felices,mil veces mejor
No sabes que daria hasta lo que no tengo por vivir entre esta gente, orgullo mexicano!. La simplicidad y nobleza que se ve en ellos es solamente imposible de encontrarla por estos lados. Te mando muchos saludos anibal, y te odio por que tu tienes la suerte de estar alli!. :P. Saludos
Si yo regresara al tiempo de antes con mis abuelos la verdad no me a repetiría por qué en ese tiempo no teníamos nada y era feliz y ahora que trabajo me va bien 😊 y ahora no soy feliz
Excelente video. No hace falta una narración bien dicen que una imagen vale mas que mil palabras!!
Waoo muy hermosa la naturalesa a si es tambien en la montaña de Guerrero
Yo soy de Guerrero Mexico
Se me salen las lágrimas de la gente tan noble como es esta gente yo también soy de sangre mazahua a mucho orgullo pero si debemos tener una vida más digna y más justa que esta gente es feliz me gusta mucho su vida que llevan porque esta vida que llevamos de pura ambición de ser quien puede o tiene más a costa de quién se lleven entre las patas con mucho respeto a estas personas gracias por compartir este video