1.2K views | Explore the beauty of language with this quick Nahuatl lesson! In this video short, discover how to say 'Hello' in Nahuatl, an ancient language spoken by the Aztec people. 'Tlazohcamati' (tlah-soh-kah-mah-tee) is the warm greeting that welcomes you into the rich culture and history of the Nahuatl-speaking world | Clumsys Oldies | Facebook

4.2K views · 173 reactions | Today is Indigenous Peoples' Day. Nahuatl is the most widely spoken Indigenous language of Mexico. It belongs to the same language family as many Indigenous languages spoken in the Western United States, including Tongva, which is local to Los Angeles. Learn the Nahuatl and Spanish names of animals found in Mexico. Illustrations are from the Florentine Codex, a 16th-century Nahuatl-Spanish encyclopedia. | Getty | Facebook

We integrated low, whispering vocals in Nahuatl that evoke murmurs of death, along with the iconic Aztec "death whistle," to highlight Biron's deep connection with Aztec culture. By fusing these cultural elements with a virtuosic and eerie metal style, we express Biron’s character concept of embracing death while celebrating life. Composer: Steven Grove Music Designer: Jing Zhang Music Supervisor: Jing Zhang/Yuanye Huang Mixing & Mastering: Steven Grove Vocalist: David Lin and Steven Grove Guita