Listen "Mitztemoa Noyollo"
Episode Synopsis
Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by:
Carlos Vivanco
Mitztemoa Noyollo, means I miss you, but better yet means My heart follows you in Nauatl languge. Mexico officially recognizes 68 distinct indigenous (original) languages, along with Spanish, making a total of 69 national languages. These 68 languages are further categorized into 11 families and broken down into 364 unique linguistic variants (dialects). The most widely spoken are Nahuatl, Maya, and Mixtec.
Carlos Vivanco
Mitztemoa Noyollo, means I miss you, but better yet means My heart follows you in Nauatl languge. Mexico officially recognizes 68 distinct indigenous (original) languages, along with Spanish, making a total of 69 national languages. These 68 languages are further categorized into 11 families and broken down into 364 unique linguistic variants (dialects). The most widely spoken are Nahuatl, Maya, and Mixtec.
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