..., or Yoremes in their own language, are the northernmost Cahitan-speaking peoples of the western slopes of the Sierra Madre Occidental. The Yoremes’ complex narratives of encounter, alliance, and resistance with and against Yoris —be they Europeans, Mexicans, or other “foreigners”—have left an abundant...

... de vida diferentes a la occidental, y que históricamente han construido paisajes habitables. El lector encontrará pasajes conocidos de la historiografía de los pueblos yoeme y yoreme, articulados con objetivos de investigación e interpretaciones novedosas. El libro comprende tres ejes temáticos...

..., and singer “El Piporro” (Eulalio González Ramírez); Helena Simonett’s engagement with Sonoran rap (and in one case, its curious connections to traditional Yoreme local culture); and Ramón H. Rivera-Servera’s insightful class and cultural analysis of gay dance clubs in Phoenix. Throughout the volume...

... was especially impressed by the book's broad geographic and chronological scope. The authors look at a wide variety of “indigenous borderlands,” from the United States south down to (what is now) Paraguay, Bolivia, and Argentina. We read about the Yoreme and neighboring peoples’ interactions with missionaries...