Indigenous peoples can sing National Anthem in their language

The Ministry of the Interior (Segob) informed that the indigenous peoples and communities of the country can request official authorization to interpret the Mexican National Anthem in their original language, with the aim of strengthening the sense of identity and cultural belonging. By means of a statement, the unit explained that the requests must be accompanied by a translation proposal, which will be analyzed by the National Institute of Ind…

The indigenous communities in Mexico, have the possibility to execute the National Anthem translated into their language, in order to promote the sense of belonging ... The entry Can indigenous communities chant national anthem in their language aparece primero en LJA Aguascalientes.

Mexico has 68 indigenous languages with 364 variants, but only 6% of speakers use them in public settings, according to Inali. The post La Segob validates that indigenous communities enter the National Anthem in their first language appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx

Mexico City, April 18.- The indigenous communities in Mexico have the possibility to execute the National Anthem translated into their language, in order to promote the sense of belonging and identity, said the Ministry of the Interior. Peoples and communities can make the process for the authorization and registration of their translation. The National Institute of Indigenous Languages is the authority empowered to carry out and analyze transla…

The Ministry of the Interior explained that indigenous peoples and communities can chant the National Anthem in their own language to promote their sense of belonging and identity Indigenous communities in Mexico have the possibility to execute the National Anthem translated into their language, in order to promote the sense of belonging and identity. Peoples and communities, through their legal representatives, can carry out the procedure for t…