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August 15, 2014
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Totontepecano women's choir performing bilingual songs in Spanish and Ayöök.
Totontepec women's choir performing bilingual songs in Spanish and Ayöök. Ayöök is being documented by a research team led by Daniel Suslak of Indiana University. It is one of more than 40 endangered languages being preserved by the NSF- and NEH-funded Documenting Endangered Languages program.
Credit: Daniel Suslak, Indiana University
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