The flowery death: the image of death in the Nahua songs of Cantares Mexicanos
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The Cantares Mexicanos is a collection of over 90 transcriptions of Aztec song-dances (cuicatl) performed by Indigenous people of the Basin of Mexico during pre-colonial and early colonial times on various religious and social occasions.--Provided by publisher.
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Text in English, Nahuatl, and Spanish.
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Cantares en idioma mexicano
Nahuas -- Funeral customs and rites
Nahuatl poetry -- Translations into English
Aztecs
Death