how much one knows about one's own culture... i grew up in austria, have lived in germany, am aware of severe dialects and things like swiss-german but this... i've never heard about this before, even though there appear to be about as may people speaking it as live in austria...
@SagradaMascarita There's is 12 to 17 million white Mexicans(in Mexico), not including pockets of white Mexican Americans. Despite the one's you see at Home Depot, the EuroMex are often wealthy and needn't migrate thus why it causes confusion for Americans when they meet someone like my mother who is German Mexican. Mexico has one of the biggest Mennonite populations in the America's(They brought German beer and the Accordion Tex-Mex Polka that bugs the bajeezus outa everyone, u kno the kind)
@SagradaMascarita Dark Mexicans are mixed as well, be it african, asian, or european, theres hardly pure Natives now. Look up Chipilo, Mexico on youtube, it was formed by Venet/Italos and they speak Venetian/Mexican spanish dialect. There's also Altos de Jalisco which resonates European influence strongly. For kicks this Mexican group demonstrate German/Austrian influence in Mexican music just look up "The Clap" by Nortec Collective.
@metalmosh6 Actually, the Mennonites arrived in Chihuahua from Canada in the early 1920s and by then the "norteño" and "banda" music was already in full swing in Mexico because this type of music, along with beer, were brought by Bavarian and Bohemian immigrants in the mid 1800s. There is more to Mexico's European side than most people think.
@SagradaMascarita I know this might be excessive but I can't stress how vital Mennonites were to Mexico and Texas. These communities gave Northern Mexico the identity we all know; Ranches, Accordions, and German-originated Mexican beer(see Wilhelm Hasse founder of 'Dos Equis XX')
Someone has to tell me what the name of the track is in the background of this trailer because the film doesn't have a score! I'm going crazy over this track!
how much one knows about one's own culture... i grew up in austria, have lived in germany, am aware of severe dialects and things like swiss-german but this... i've never heard about this before, even though there appear to be about as may people speaking it as live in austria...
notthere83 3 weeks ago
so the movie take place in mexico? weird
SagradaMascarita 4 months ago
@SagradaMascarita There's is 12 to 17 million white Mexicans(in Mexico), not including pockets of white Mexican Americans. Despite the one's you see at Home Depot, the EuroMex are often wealthy and needn't migrate thus why it causes confusion for Americans when they meet someone like my mother who is German Mexican. Mexico has one of the biggest Mennonite populations in the America's(They brought German beer and the Accordion Tex-Mex Polka that bugs the bajeezus outa everyone, u kno the kind)
metalmosh6 3 months ago
@metalmosh6 ye cuz here in california the only mexicans i know are either brown, light brown, or white complected but not white :(
SagradaMascarita 3 months ago
@SagradaMascarita Dark Mexicans are mixed as well, be it african, asian, or european, theres hardly pure Natives now. Look up Chipilo, Mexico on youtube, it was formed by Venet/Italos and they speak Venetian/Mexican spanish dialect. There's also Altos de Jalisco which resonates European influence strongly. For kicks this Mexican group demonstrate German/Austrian influence in Mexican music just look up "The Clap" by Nortec Collective.
metalmosh6 3 months ago
@metalmosh6 Actually, the Mennonites arrived in Chihuahua from Canada in the early 1920s and by then the "norteño" and "banda" music was already in full swing in Mexico because this type of music, along with beer, were brought by Bavarian and Bohemian immigrants in the mid 1800s. There is more to Mexico's European side than most people think.
GAP4EVER 1 month ago
@SagradaMascarita I know this might be excessive but I can't stress how vital Mennonites were to Mexico and Texas. These communities gave Northern Mexico the identity we all know; Ranches, Accordions, and German-originated Mexican beer(see Wilhelm Hasse founder of 'Dos Equis XX')
metalmosh6 3 months ago
is this movie any gd? im thinking of watching it
ZulieAnn 5 months ago
This movie is so emotionally powerful, even without a music score.
irmex1000 6 months ago
Finally a movie made in my language! This is awesome
monotonespectrum 6 months ago
Someone has to tell me what the name of the track is in the background of this trailer because the film doesn't have a score! I'm going crazy over this track!
sbarmecha 8 months ago
those subtitles are way off lol
EnterMeOne 1 year ago
so all these people in the movie are mexican right? or from mexico?
Nextraker 1 year ago
@Nextraker no only some, the women are from finland but i personally know some of the kids
realmetalhead111 10 months ago
@Nextraker they're from canada, mexico and germany.
anguissolalover 8 months ago
@anguissolalover Miriam Toews is a marvelous author, from Canada. Google her!
flonica 7 months ago
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@Nextraker They're Mexican Mennonites.
josuemc93 5 months ago
I love the piano also
HelloKIX 1 year ago
Does anyone know the piano piece?
EGlVM 2 years ago