Part 1:
Chapter XI Educación de la niña. Ceremonias de casamiento. Leyes de los antepasados. The very first minute or so is part of another topic, but then there is a question posed by a male that addresses the how the community views separation between a couple or typical customs coming from the ancestors that the couple tends usually to abide by. Also she takes a stronger focus on the role of women and the coming of age of women in this process. She speaks of how laws of ancestors, Catholic Church and the Guatemalan government are incorporated within marriages and how they are negotiated within the community. There are bits and pieces of this conversation in some parts of this chapter but it does not consist of the whole chapter. Chapter VIII Vida en el altiplano. Cumple 10 años: ceremonia de los 10 años. At the end of this chapter she talks more about the responsibility she took as she matured. Chapter IX Ceremonias de la siembra y de la cosecha. Relación con la tierra. Cumple 12 años. Here she expands from the beginning to the middle of the chapter on the planting of the seeds and the harvest ceremonies.
Part 2:
Chapter IX Ceremonias de la siembra y de la cosecha. Relación con la tierra. Cumple 12 años. She begins this recording in the middle of this chapter speaking of how the community works together around the harvest of the corn. Chapter V Corte de mimbre. Primer viaje a la capital. After she speaks of corn she goes back to when she was seven years old and for the first time felt older. She tells the story of when she, her brothers and her father get lost in the mountains while looking for lumber. Chapter VI A los ocho años comienza a trabajar en la finca como asalariada. She briefly describes some of the work she began to do on the finca at the age of 8 in the middle of this chapter. Chapter VII Muerte del hermanito en la finca. Dificultades de comunicación con los demás indígenas debido a la diversidad lingüística. Más sobre la vida en las fincas. She begins this chapter with speaking of the deaths of both of her brothers on the fincas due to lack of a common language among the indigenous people working at the finca and the lack of Spanish to talk with the boss and the boss was rarely around. Chapter VIII Vida en el altiplano. Cumple 10 años: ceremonia de los 10 años. At the end of the chapter she briefly describes more about her work on the finca as she gets older and the responsibilities she takes on there.
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