Pala Cupeño Revitalization Program, Cupa Cultural Center
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Animals, Songs and Dance, Stories
Summary
A story in Mulu'wetam: The First People page 114-115. This is an animal story also known as "Bedtime Stories" about Juncoe birds singing, flying, and asking a Coyote to join them. When Coyote does, something unexpected happens.
Pala Cupeño Revitalization Program, Cupa Cultural Center
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History and Current Events, Place, Plants and Ethnobotany, Songs and Dance, Stories, Traditions
Summary
A story in Mulu'wetam: The First People, on page 92-93, is about Salvadora Nolasquez's activities she did as a child when she lived at Cúpa. She would play, dance, gather foods to eat, and go to the woods to explore.
Animals, Place, Songs and Dance, Stories, Traditions
Summary
A story in Mulu'wetam: The First People on page 58-61, about how the native Cupa people would collect acorns, to make acorn mush "wíwish, hunt rabbits, and do certain dances. This Acorn time was a yearly tradition, told by Roscinda Nolasquez in the audio.
Pala Cupeño Revitalization Program, Cupa Cultural Center
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Language Learning, Place, Songs and Dance, Stories
Summary
A Cupeño Language Learning book created by Roderick Jacobs and Roscinda Nolasquez. This Cupeño Book contains Cúpa language exercises, vocabulary, Cúpa dialogue, and Cupeño songs.
