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Summary
El Tlacuache, personaje creado por José Antonio Flores Farfán, explica la historia y el significado de los nombres y glifos de las estaciones del Metro de la Ciudad de México.  Documental realizado para contribuir a la enseñanza del Nahuatl. Significado la palabra Tacubaya, Cuitlahuac, Popotla, Xochimilco, México, y Tenochtitlan. Explicación de las palabras Aguacate, Tomate y Jitomate  
Genre
Documental
Subject
CIESAS
Location
México (Chiapas?)
Collection
CIESAS Collection
Unit
Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social (CIESAS)
Language
Spanish
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Language Note

Original cataloging noted the following languages in this video: Español

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Centro de Investigación y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social (CIESAS)
Other Identifier
Other: C6497

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