Meaning of tlanicuilulco

Wed Oct 16 18:59:49 UTC 2013

 I need your help in understanding the meaning of the word tlanicuilulco, (a town in the state of Guerrero)

juan Vazquez
juanvazquezvaz at aol.com

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Thanks for sharing, mail, I'm glad ara spaces have to be kept Nahuatl culture, I 
will watch the channel and I'm glad to collaborate disposisión if required at 
any time.
Jacinto Acatecatl N.
Gracias por compartir, el correo, me da gusto que se habran espacios ara la 
cultura Náhuatl, estaré atento al canal y con mucho gusto estoy en disposisión 
para colaborar si así se requiere en cualquier momento.
Jacinto Acatecatl N.
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> TV Malintzin, from Puebla and Tlaxcala states, announces the inauguration of a 
series of short video programs featuring the oral tradition of the 
Nahuatl-speaking communities from this region of Mexico. The videos are 
available at: http://www.youtube.com/user/TVMalintzin. Mainly in Nahuatl, the 
series currently includes traditional narrative and oral history. Future 
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> (6) Tesoro escondido de la Revolución
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> (18) Pastorela: La adoración de los reyes
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