In pre-Columbian times, the Zapotecs were one of the most important civilizations in Mesoamerica .

The Zapotecs left archaeological evidence in the ancient city of Monte Albán , in the form of buildings, ball courts, magnificent tombs and samples of their goldsmithing.

The Mixes call themselves Ayuukjä'äy. The language they speak is Ayuuk, which is the name by which the group is historically known.

Los voladores de Papantla, a religious rite originally from Mesoamerica Mexico.

The peoples who spoke Nahuatl in pre-Hispanic times participated in the development of a culture. This in various ways survives today through the Nahuatl speakers, many of whom preserve ancient traditions with others of the Hispano-Christian culture that was imposed after the conquest.

An indigenous people whose name means in Nahuatl, "owner of the hill" or "the one who lives on the hill." This community venerates a set of cosmogonic forces, to which they present offerings in their ceremonial site of Huehuetla.

Indigenous people empowered by their Ontomangue language, one of the oldest in Mesoamerica.

Native people of Mexico, living in the state of Oaxaca. The cosmology of this community is reflected in the beautifully crafted hupils.