The Town of Guadalupe, AZ
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- čas přidán 24. 04. 2016
- This film is about the Town of Guadalupe, Arizona and the extraordinary pride of Yaqui Indians. Through a series of conversations this brief documentary touches on the history of Its people and their remarkable resilient spirit. This is a story about courage, strength and determination by Yaqui Indians who fought for their land, avert genocide and have continued to embrace and practice their religious and traditional cultural beliefs passed down through generations. This film was filmed, written and edited by Jesus Hernandez.
I am African immigrant who live in Phoenix and like to know more about native culture and history. I drived a few times through Guadalupe and it’s just amazing, and it’s unique from the whole surrounding cities! Thanks for the video
I am a proud Yaqui! Love my people! We are so strong!
I am Ojibway and Cree
I love the yaqui people. I'm white but my husband is yaqui. He taught me so much about their culture.
May i contact you i am 65 my mother was a Yaqui from Sonora Mexico
I am Apache and Yaqui from Boulder City, Nevada 🌵
Being a quarter Yaqui Indian I now understand why I still remain hopeful, courageous & grateful!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful history!!! Many blessings 💕🙇♀️🙏
Que bonito! Me gustó mucho el vídeo, me alegró tanto (:
Hola me llamo Flor pero mi nombre en Yaqui es "Sewa" de cariño es Sewali.
yo soy Yaqui de Vicam, tengo 17, y quiero aprender inglés (es mi sueño), a mi unos yoris me hacían bullyng por ser hiaki 😢 pero yo amo mucho mi cultura y mis raíces. ❤🌵🇲🇽
Sewali Neumaier muy bonitas la semana santa en guadalupe arizona... yo soy de sinaloa y cada semana santa voy a guadalupe
I always thought Yaquis were in the same category as mexicas? I was told I am Yaqui and I hold that dear to my heart. I'm moving to Guadalupe next year and I just wanted to ask how would the Yaqui tribe treat my family and I when we move there? I really want my kids to follow in the Yaqui traditions. Even though I'm on the red road trying to fit in with my people I hope and pray for peace and unity. From Alaska to Argentina we are one!
Heyyy, my aunt Betsy lived right behind this church building. I remember stomping around barefooted around there. For me, the ground was white sand and I can still feel the comfort and the coolness of it on my feet. I was 8 years old and I felt so free here. Wished I could of told my aunt Betsy "Thank You". B"H
Now, I know more about the Arizona Yaquis. Previously, I was under the impression they had split but I just learned they fled. Thank you for posting this.
Fled... Yaquis were the last tribe fiighing... Bear valley... Mexicans are not natives!!
My Mother told me they fled to Mexico
@@somethingmajestic3698 oh so there Arabs? Indians? Fuk off! Somos nativos. The tomate and/or chile based sauces, the fresh and dried corn for tortillas, the amaranto seeds, the guisos and moles, TAMALES! Don’t tell us who we are if your not from here or educated about the area! Slavery was BANNED in Mexico when it became independent! That’s why theres a Comunity of indigenous and African mascogos in muzquiz area! They are from the states fleeing from persecution and slavery from so called free country into Mexico! The only people that liked slavery in Mexico where Spanish euro rancheros Hacienda owners in north Mexico even in Navajo lands! Almost no one else! Thanks to our second president and first black president in North America!
My grandfather is full blooded Yaqui from Sonora Mexico. I have never met him and don’t know much about my indigenous roots but I’m very proud to have this in my blood
Same here. My great grandmother is full blooded yaqui! So glad I'm learning about my roots as well.
Nice ! Thanks for sharing. Sending full support. Subscribed. New friend waiting here 🙏
I am of Yaqui decent . my grandmother was full blooded . my mother was half . would love to know my grandmother's history. and I'm proud to be of Native decent.
yoeme yauki tribe is where my grandparents came from.
My maternal great grandmother was a full blood Yaqui from Sonora, my grandfather was a full blood Yaqui from Sonora, my Mother is half Yaqui from Sonora, now my question is: Can I be registered as Yaqui Native?
Ramon Gutierrez I'm sure you can, since your fore parents were Hiaki. I know it can be given, but there's also birthright.
Ramon, my mothers great grandmother was also Yaqui from Sonora.
I dont even know where to start to look for my family records in Sonora. I ive/born in California.
My heart ❤️ is my Yaqui 👵
This is keko semalulukut from chanddler
I am Texas band of Yaqui and proud
Respect to Guad and to the strong Yaqui mother of my beautiful baby girl Audrina Goyens . 💯
yaqui from sonora. my tata
Guadalupe is beautiful!
Yes I'm a proud Yaqui! Yes we are very strong people 🙏🙏🧿🧿
I am Yaqui, Mexican American. My grandmother was full Yaqui from Loreto, San Marcos, Zacatecas, Mexico. Also, my grandfather might have been Aztec. My father was born in Loreto. He came to US when he was 6. I am now living in Chandler, AZ and I would like to attend the Catholic Church in Guadalupe. I would like to know when the fiestas are so that I can relate to that part of my culture. I only found out my immediate family was Yaqui five years ago. How do I go about getting this info.?
This is the first town I went to when I moved to Arizona.
Guadalupe is home❤
The Yaquis of Guadalupe originally came to Tempe, Arizona Territory, circa 1870's. They lived west of the railroads tracks and first street in Tempe circa, 1900. It included land owned by Rafael Martinez 1856, who sold it to the Gonzales family, that started The Cahill Construction Company and S.L. Cahill Construction Company. The City of Tempe wanted "The Yaqui People" moved, so my great grandfather, Maricopa County Deputy Sheriff for Tempe, Rafael Estrada Castro(a Yaqui) moved "the Yaqui People" between Priest and Mckemy and Broadway Road to 13th Street, to his personal property. In 1910, my great grandfather, Rafael Estrada Castro was elected Maricopa County Constable for Tempe and during the following years 1910-1918, the City of Tempe wanted "The Yaqui People" moved again. This period was when the first church and graveyard were by the San Francisco Canal, same as current location of the Yaqui Cemetery in Tempe. Maricopa County wanted to take all the land from the Yaqui People. So, Constable Rafael Estrada Castro moved them to the current location called "la Cuadenta". Forty acres of land that had been previously rented from Mrs. Higgins, by the Estrada Family. Constable Rafael Estrada Castro worked with Mrs. Higgins and she agreed to give the land to "The Yaqui People". Subsequently, my grandfather Pedro "Pete" Noriega Estrada(a Yaqui) and a local school teacher Miss Andrade begin fighting Maricopa County Courts to make sure the land would stay in the hands of "The Yaqui People", not the tribe. My grandfather Pedro "Pete" Noriega Estrada continued this battle as he became a Maricopa County Court Interpreter in 1923 and later in 1958, Chief Law Librarian and Director of the Maricopa County Court Law Library. There is a Park named after him in Tempe, Arizona off of Warner Road and McClintock Road. Rafael Estrada Castro and his mother-in-law Antonia Salas Gonzales Noriega and his wife Rafaela Noriega Salas Estrada are buried in the Guadalupe Yaqui Cemetery of Tempe. As well as my great grandfather Sacarias Cahill Gonzales and his wife Genoveva Davila Apolina Gonzales. They are all Yaqui.
Last year I tried to enroll and I had a lot of death certificates for my grandmother's aunt on my mom's side her mother which was from New Mexico she was a Hopi and I found my great aunt's paperwork and her certificate from Sonora Mexico and I have my grandparents some documents of my uncles which were my mom's brother and I had some death certificate of my mom with her parents on it and my grandmother's death certificate of hers I had a lot of paperwork but the problem was because in 78 through 80 if the yaquis didn't register I was told and I remember hearing my family at the park we were all having a picnic and the elders were talking about should they sign up again or why should they sign up because they knew about signing and read putting your name down on the Scrolls but that was a messed up part about it they thought that because they were already yucky they had already been documented and thrown to Arizona in the middle of the night The Story Goes to flee from Sonora they thought they were all documented already they thought they had already there family's name down and already had been recognized but the problem is they didn't sign up at the time they were supposed to so even though I had their birthday that I had their names and things of that nature I went through the the tribal council's registration they told me that none of them were on there and that if they didn't sign up back in the the 78 through 80 and back on the Scrolls that they didn't count well we do still count we just have to find a way and have them reevaluate how to re-register a lot of us that are still here and wish to be recognized and our ancestors to be written down even if they have passed on but we have a lot of documentation some of us and some of us don't but that's the question who's going to fix the problem of how to re-register the ancestors names back on the Scrolls and ours as well even to show them documentation and blood quantum we need to get a hold of someone of tribal council in Arizona California Texas to hear us to get a hold of us there has to be a way I've been reaching out and I'm getting nowhere I am heartbroken but I know where I come from and I know who I am gifted beautiful spiritual loving indigenous and I send my love to all of my brothers and sisters that one day we will all be together again
#powerful
Come to find out I’m Yaqui and Aztec and cherokee indian and Irish. Don’t know how but for ancester in the past
Looking for help finding records of my half brother who is buried at the cemetery. I’ve been told there are no records at the church. He was buried in 1975. I hope someone can help?
My nana has Yaqui blood and her last name is Armenta. Probably related to this guy. 🤔
When I was young, my parents and grandparents took me to the Yaqui reservation for Pascua week. My grandfather and his mother were Yaqui. On that trip, we visited a white church that was part of the tribe. I have been on the search for the name of that church ever since. Does anyone know the name of the white church featured in this video ?
Our Lady of Guadalupe. Sorry it took a year for someone to get back to you.
Where is the Yaqui reservation ? I'd like to visit for sure. how much percent do you need to have to register as a Yaqui
The irony of Porfirio Díaz, discriminatory against First Nations, sending Yaquis to Yucatan as slaves and Mayans to Northern Mexico, when he himself was indigenous, of the Tya Nyu(Mixtec) and then he goes and creates a fund for the indigenous people of Mexico which expires now! Its good these Yaqui found a better life in Arizona.
He wanted the land and its resources to make mexico part of the first world. The yaquis just wouldn't cooperate, so removal became the solution. Porfido was a contration himself like you said. Help beer become the alcohol of choice instead of pulque. Made people dress like europeans and not like Peasants. Tried to restructure mexico city to model Paris and other European cities but also created the Raza cosmica identity and love pre-Columbian sites. A total contradiction. Just like every Mexican, metalidad Europea con piel color tierra.
@@searchyo8730 Spot on search yo! ;)
@@qualqui one day I'm going to travel to guadalupe AZ and Tucson to reconnect with my roots and I assume there's some long forgotten family member there. My great great grandfather was a yaqui who live in the Sierra apparently he didn't like colonization or he was hiding from the gov. I don't know I never asked my grandfather why and now he's gone too.
Im looking for my good friend consuelo she in Guadalupe Arizona ..how can i found her. I was there over 15 year .but i lost her address. how can't i fine her or her family. Please any advice por favor ayudemne 🙏🙏💜💜🙏🙏
Yaquis are Mexicans
Mexicans and United States citizens. I am 90 years old and I’ve never been to Mexico, but my mom was a Yaqui and my dad an Apache they worked on the #HooverDam in Nevada/Arizona. The Yaqui tribal territory is from Las Vegas Nevada down to Sonora Mexico. There’s even Yaquis in California, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Texas. In Mexico Nayarit, Sinaloa, Durango and Chihuahua.
And also Spanish blood
And Spanish blood.
@@donnaviestenz7773 Nope! Yaquis never liked mixing with European blood. That’s why the fought the United States soldiers and the Mexican soldiers because they didn’t want nothing from them, so did the Apaches.
Some Apache are in Mexico
omg i saw mah church
Please help me i want to learn about my mothers tribe Yaqui
that would be great.
I WAS BORN IN SONORA MEXICO LAND OF THE YAQUIS , BUT NOW I LIVE IN CALIFORNIA , HOW CAN I GET A YAQUI ID CARD .
Niccolo Bay Area >> I could help if you're interested.
thekeeper2500 where Would I go show proof. I am part Yaqui. My great granfather was part of original Indian Yaqui Tribes. I'm not looking for any special treatment but just to be recognize as one if I could.
Do you know how we can be registered?
raidermom14 > I could help.
Would I be able to use my DNA test results to register my Native American DNA is specific to the Yaqui territory or area
+Beatryxa7 no you dont.
New Tuber i have Yaqui blood how can I registered please help
My half brother is buried at the cemetery and I can’t find any record. I pray someone can help me. This was in 1975.
How do I go about finding out what percentage of Yaqui are my family and me? We know we're Yaqui, but we don't know how much. 💜
I have received a mask from my yaqui tribe I wear it proud I went to veequiva and ate at a restaurant but a worker notice it love it
I am half Yaqui.
Mi madre was full blooded. Born in Potam, Rio Yaqui, Sonora Mexico.
My grandparents, great-grandparents & etc were from the same area.
My little sis (may she RIP) had our mom's bible where she had birth dates, place born & years written down in it.
I have no idea what happened to it after her passing as my compadre & the kids put everything in storage & lost whatever was in there.
I asked my niece about it, but she said she had no idea. 🤦🏻
My compadre disappeared & I lost contact with him so I can't ask him.
I would like to talk to someone whom can help me with registering. I do know my grandparents names, but have no dates. Idk how to go about it?...
Saludos a todos los Corrales
Jeez I can tell I’m yaqui just by looking at these people and I’m very loght
Una alegría conocer nuestras raíces, nací en Hermosillo Sonora Mis padres son de Moctezuma Sonora, cerca de Ures. Yaqui Pueblos from Mexico.
Jibsam Guerrero Valiente Montezuma and Ures are not part of the Hiaki nation in Sonora.
CD OBREGON
My aunt on my mother side said that my Grandfather was yaqui so it would be intristing if its true so if its true yaqui blood runs throu my veins
I dont even know my Grandfathers name that was along time ago when the border wasent even there i dont know hes story
Who are your grandparents? We might be distant cousins.
*Flourish
I lost my son under the equity Act you never back me up but yet I'm part of you people but because I don't get benefits like you because I'm a free range chicken I have no rights I lost my son in court because I'm not down by reservation I am more native than anyone of you will ever be and I live free more than any of you well
I pray u for random person.
I pray for random person
mrs.anans
So you guys are basically mexicans.