Quechuatut erinarsorneq: Renata Flores aamma Q’pop

From the YouTube conversation

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   @dominguezmartinezxochiquet3603

   Xiuhtezcatl, as an indigenous myself living in Mexico and having endured discrimination by my own people, I'm glad that you do what you do! Thank you for having the power and courage to raise our voices!
   Thank you so much! Love you!
   Don't you ever stop doing what you do! 🥹
   We'll always support you!!!!❤️❤

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     @Soeiaelliotclark

     No importa dónde vaya, yo sé de dónde soy.
     Sigue, sígueme hasta llegar al sol. Los Camino se unen, la profecia cumple.
     El Condor desde el sur, la águila del Norte. We have to fight false narratives.
     
     The last line is the most important. America has a superiority complex, and always has. We, as people, have believed for so long, and a lot of people still believe that we are the eagle and the people who have helped us build this country are the vultures of the south, when we have built our system and our country off the backs of Mexican families, who have helped hold our economy together. We are not better. America's complex has ruined and crashed our economy, and any stability we have, for a long time.
     
     Go back to the first line. "no importa dónde vaya, yo sé dónde soy."
     It doesn't matter where you are going.
     Yet,
     You know who you are, despite what has been deeply ingrained in our ungrateful people, our systematic failures. You know who you are, you know the people who will stand by you, and who will be true. The people who see you, face-to-face, look you in your eyes, as you are equal.
     Listen to that, not the people who will hold you back from being the person you are. Share your indigenous culture, and let the unity happen. It's the only way we grow and progress as a society. We have to continue bridging gaps. ❤

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   @fabioandresromanellivillot4470

   Ok, yo no hablo nahuatl ni quechua, pero esto me hizo llorar. ¡Arriba nuestros pueblos indígenas! Esto es el alma de nuestros países, por más que se empeñen en olvidarlo y querer adoptar una cultura cuyo valor principal es el consumismo voraz y el materialismo radical.

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     @turtle4llama

     We speak the languages of our oppressors. We can restore what was taken.

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     @pipapipapo

     @ceciliatorres5341 jajajajaj dice tonterías señora. Seguir teniendo identidad de los pueblos originarios es lo correcto, obvio en estos tiempos se tiene que adaptar la cultura y descartar las cosas que no están bien. Usted cree que los franceses niegan sus danzas y vestimenta antigua? los noruegas acaso odian que hayan sido vikingos? los italianos odian haber sido romanos? los chinos odian sus dinastías? Es horripilante que un mexicano odie su propia cultura e historia. Sus palabras demuestran su falta de identidad y su baja autoestima.

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   @rapsabdur

   Saludos desde las Tierras ancestrales de la Nación Gunadule en Panamá, seguimos resistiendo por medio de nuestra arte. 🔥

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     @Xiuhtezcatl

     Fuerza a la resistencia de tu pueblo!

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     @juanvasquez2050

     Saludos desde Perú - chiclayo tierra de los Moches y el señor de Sipan y Huaca Rajada
     Tengo 67 años y me gusta el movimiento urbano y más si trata de recuperar y afianzar nuestras ancestrales culturas.

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   @brendamusicaec

   La profecía es cierta. ❤🪶🦅✊🏽 Admiración total por su arte y música, hermanos. Acá una compañera música desde Ecuador! ¡Arriba! ✨🙌🏼🤗

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     @javiergarzontorres112

     El agua, la tierra, el aire, el sol. Y esos elementos que nos impulsan a la lucha, al amor. El alma secreta de las cosas. La conciencia universal. La memoria ancestral. La esperanza de un mundo mejor...

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     @harrypatel4575

     Can you teach me your language.

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   @shainniasu2721

   As someone who has ancestral history from Canada to Mexico to Peru, and has been following both of you for a long time, this is so meaningful. From Alaska to Argentina, we are all cousins. This is our land and it is only ours to shape. Together.

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     @Xiuhtezcatl

     The land knows now borders <3

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     @shainniasu2721

     @ more now than ever

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   @albertowirz

   Lo máximo. Renata es una de las mejores artistas que tenemos en Perú.

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     @juanvasquez2050

     Pero lamentablemente no tiene acogida, en cambio alejandra baigorrea y leslie saw son más conocidas 😢 Renata, Liberato Kani, Ushpa y otros son los verdaderos representantes de Perú

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     @vilma7407

     ​@juanvasquez2050 Bueno pero nunca es tarde para conocerla y hacerla famosa.

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   @AcademicChola

   Ver la unión de la águila (donde vivo 🇨🇦) y el cóndor (donde nací 🇵🇪) en la canción y en tantos elementos artísticos del video fue increíble! Gracias por darnos este regalito, Renata y Xiuhtezcatl. 🫶🏽🤎

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   @LisMed-i4m

   Hermosa y poderosa colaboración 😍Recordemos que tenemos una herencia cultural que debemos proteger y honrar. 🇵🇪 y 🇲🇽 juntos somos lo más.

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   @Crystalline-scribe

   Wow this song is so beautiful and powerful! As a Peruvian, I grew up feeling ashamed of my indigenous roots as the “paisanos” are considered lower than lower class in Peru, which is really sad.
   
   Seeing her sing in Quechua and be proud of our indigenous roots was so powerfully liberating to me and I teared up seeing her dance in the traditional clothes.
   
   This song stirs something inside of me and I feel emotional seeing Peru and our culture. Thank you so much for such a transformative song ❤❤❤🇵🇪

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     @shainniasu2721

     Renata Flores helped me to understand part of my roots as well, she is very proud of her language and culture and keeps it alive. Definitely check out all of her stuff if you are Quechua, or even if you're not.
     I followed Xiuhtezcatl separately so I was super excited to see him finally do a song with her!

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     @juanvasquez2050

     Linerato kani, Ushpa, grupo Quena, semillas, Asc 2:39 esis Nativa entre otros... no te olvides qie somos LOS HIJOS DEL SOL!!

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    @crystalgonzales4534

    Never be ashamed of your beautiful roots. Im sick and tired of everyone thinking European features and cultures are better or above other cultures of people of color or just non-european cultures in general. My people are beautiful, and that colored skin is beautiful. Remember how great your ancestors were and how skillfully they survived and thrived in the land. Never feel less than anyone.

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      @alicaondackova1801

      Me as a european am also sick of us, history and culture of occupation and genocide, not all of us are colonizers and have a superiority gene... especially in Slovakia, we are always the ones being occupied by anyone thtough all of our history, keep your healthy anger and dont let your voice ever be silenced

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      @journeytoself

      A few european powers were the colonizers, most of Eastern Europeans were opressed in our small countries...they are actively trying to erase our history even today...united we stand...

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    @roxanapariona23

    El latin grammy acaba dedictar que habra nominaciones nuevas y espero que sea musica precolombina y espero que sea mencionado los talentos que tienen una trayectoria de 20 años en el folklore en cada pais de latinoamerica y los nuevos talentosos como ustedes , arriba Mexico y Peru ¡¡.

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    @pilarcubacoello28

    Renata Flores es para nuestro país peruano, un rayito de memoria, conexión y arte. Y como buenas ayacuchanas, resilientes y resistentes. Bonita música, SEGUIMOS resistiendo para siempre.

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      @bethc7981

      Honrando a la gran Bartolina Sisa

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