"The 25 ethnic groups"
1 NAHUAS
Their ancestors were the Aztecs. Nahuatl mother tongue.
Respect for nature.
Farmers.
Workers.
There is no social distinction between men and women.
2 MAYAS
They live in houses made of reed sticks and thatched roofs.
His clothing is colorful and loose.
Hieroglyphic writing.
Cultivation, livestock and fishing.
Polytheists and Catholics.
Animal sacrifices.
3 MIXTECAS
"El pueblo de las nubes"
They grow corn, chili, cotton, beans and cocoa.
They work gold calling the residue of god.
They live in mountainous areas and their knowledge of ancient medicine stands out.
They believe in various gods.
4 ZAPOTECAS
Design of monumental architectural infrastructures.
Located in the central valleys of Oaxaca, Guerrero and Chiapas.
Farmers, ranchers and fishermen.
Zapotec calendar.
5 TSELTAL
Mayan dialect.
Located in the state of Chiapas.
Self-styled "the real men".
Family, community and teamwork are important to them.
6 OTOMÍ
Livestock, agriculture and crafts.
They exchange their products for weaving threads and paints.
They wear dress and pants.
7 TZOTZIL
They are located in the valleys of Chiapas.
They derive from the Mayas.
They believe in the spiritual and animal soul.
Its nucleus is the family.
8 TOTONACAS
They live in mountainous and coastal areas.
Vanilla and chili manufacturers.
Hunters and carnivores.
Corn merchants.
9 MAZAHUA
Settled in the Valley of Mexico.
Harvesters of corn, pumpkins and beans.
Livestock, pottery and crafts.
Capitalists.
10 MAZATECOS
The family is very important and their houses are built by bricks.
They use medicinal plants for serious illnesses.
They are divided into three regions.
They depend on the weather for planting.
Catholics.
11 CHOL
They derive from the Mayas.
They inhabit the north of Chiapas.
Agricultural.
The earth is the mother of life.
Main unit the family.
12 HUASTECO
Fishermen and gatherers.
of Mayan ancestors.
Distributed between mountains and the Gulf of Mexico.
Body piercing and nudity.
13 TARASCO
Modify bronze and build architectural works.
Painting and sculpture.
Ball game.
14 CHINANTECO
Craftsmen.
Polytheistic religion.
15 MIXE
They call themselves people of the flowery language.
Coffee growing.
16 TARAHUMARA
Runners.
polytheists. Their main gods are the sun and the moon.
Adobe, wood or stone houses with only one room.
Brightly colored clothing.
Ranchers.
17 MAYO
Share lands of Sinaloa and Sonora
Healers are very important.
Concrete, palm or wood houses.
Farmers.
18 ZOQUE
They worship the sun.
Migrants.
Cement homes.
19 AMUZGO
Mestizos located in Oaxaca and Guerrero.
Craftsmen.
Houses depending on social class.
20 TOJOLABAL
Farmers and ranchers.
They practice Trueque.
21 HUICHOL
They create two kinds of diseases.
They built altars for deities and ancestors.
22 TRIQUIS
The clans and lineages are the politicians.
Values.
They grow banana and coffee.
They harvest corn.
23 YAQUI
They defend political and territorial rights.
Bilingual.
24 POPOLOCA
Ceramic elaboration and use of salt.
25 LACANDÓN
It descends from Mayans.
They are divided into south and north.
They share religion and language.
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