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EPISODE · May 14, 2023 · 53 MIN

23. Ninawa [Part 2]

from The Pink Moon Podcast · host Somni Rosae

Send us Fan MailHello Beautiful Listeners, I hope you are ready for Part 2 as much as I enjoyed producing it. In this installment I reveal to you my real name and I share a very personal story about my background and family. I forgot to add in the recording that the reason I chose this angelic choir intro song was because, that was basically my reaction when I heard Nantzin Sixta say the word to me "Mutzungal", I was hearing the voice of my grandmother.The first half of this episode I talk about a few things such as, please rescue me from the Canadian algorithm, please share my podcast on your platforms wherever you are in the world. Please remember that ASMR is quiet entertainment, it does not replace medical therapy. Always consult with your doctor. —————VERZEX—————Today's episode is brought to you by Verzex!You can connect with them at the following link to find out how they can assist you with your digital media business:https://www.verzex.com/————— NAWAT————— Nahuatl: Mexican variantNawat or Nahuat: Salvadoran variantMutzungal: Your hairNinawa: I am NawaIt is one of the indigenous languages of the Americas. It was spoke from the Southern United States to Nicaragua. There were more variants but sadly, they are extinct.If you are interested in learning the Nawat language (again, Salvadoran variant), please connect with Hector Martinez, Timumachtikan Nawat (Let's Learn Nawat"https://www.youtube.com/@TimumachtikanNawatHe is a teacher and has extensive knowledge of the Nawa culture, he is also from academia. Nantzin Sixta is one of our elders with him we have classes to practice our language skills ———— ————  ————  ———— 1932: La Matanza / The Massacre————   ————  ————  ———— The Salvadoran Government in 1932 ordered the massacre of Salvadoran indigenous people. As a result, many of the survivors of this horrendous and senseless killing, did not teach their children and their children the Nawat language to protect them.We lost about 30,000 innocent livesIt was prohibited to speak the language for many generations. This is the reason why many Salvadorans don't have first names in Nawat, they are in Spanish or in English or other languages such as Kelly, Valery, Steven, and the list goes on.Also, the link below says "Pipil", which is incorrect as that word in Nawat means child. The Salvadoran academia needs to decolonize itself:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Matanza————— ————— MUSIC & SOUNDS—————  ————— The licenses for these items were purchased via AudioJungle, and they have been remixed by Somni Rosae Fresh Mountain Wind Ident by JK_Production007https://audiojungle.net/item/fresh-mountain-wind-ident/39518633  Small Crowd Cheering and Applauding by Applehillstudioshttps://audiojungle.net/item/small-crowd-cheering-applauding/45207091 Choir Angels of Paradisehttps://audiojungle.net/item/choir-angels-of-paradise/45507375Irish Fairy Tale Packhttps://audiojungle.net/item/irish-fairytale-pack/20110688The rain sounds are original recordings of Somni Rosae————— —BILL C-11—————  —https://sencanada.ca/en/sencaplus/news/the-online-streaming-act-in-the-senate/ Thank you everyone for all of your support!We will continue our conversation next week!Take care!Somni Rosae Support the show

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