Créditos
Traducción y Locución Tirza González
Ilustrador María Lumbreras https://www.behance.net/lalumbreras
Dirección y Producción COMBO
Animación COMBO / María Lumbreras
Música Enrique Quiroz / Biovo
Diseño de Audio Wetback / Igor Figueroa
Versión rarámuri
Churegá owínali rarámuri alí chabochi
Aniwá mapu chabea kiyá,churegá owínali Rayénari alí Mechá,ne kulii ko nili okuá kúruwi,mapu pereeli biléana ipolíchi,ni bile itéeli rajéala awénili pereeli.nalí echi kiti a weeli rarámuri.
Rayénari a weeli rejoi sunú kítera,ma newása ko a púchili besá kayámi alí owínali.Choná jonsa ko a newáli mukí,echi mukí ko púchili nayósa kayámi alí owinali alí iwítali ,jiti a ompama kuchuwa chiriká ali jiwérili.
Ayénacho rejoi rukáwali we chiriká najítila chi rarámuri,a newáli napisó kitera alí sinépi púchika iwítali chiriká najítili olí rosákami chabochi.
Echiriká iwítali rarámuri alí chabochi
Echiriká ra’icha aní rarámuri
English version
About the origin of the Rarámuri and the Chabochi
They say many years ago, in the beginning, the Sun and the Moon were two kids living on their own in a small shack with no lights. And that's why they created the Tarahumaras.
The Sun created the men from corn. First, he made the shape of a man and blew out on it three times to give it life. Then, he created the woman blowing on her four times because she'd need more strength to give birth.
At the same time the Lord of Darkness, angry and jealous of the Rarámuri's birth, created a figure out of ashes. With only one blow, it turned into the white man or Chabochi.
That's how the Rarámuri and the Chabochi were born.
That's how the Rarámuris tell it.
