"Indigenous Mexican" refers to the various ethnic groups that are the original inhabitants of Mexico, with rich cultural traditions and languages. These groups include the Nahuas, Mayas, Zapotecs, and Mixtecs, among others. They have distinct customs, languages, and histories that contribute to Mexico's diverse cultural landscape. Many Indigenous Mexicans maintain their traditional ways of life, including farming, crafts, and rituals. They often face challenges such as social inequality and land rights issues. Efforts are being made to preserve their languages and cultures, recognizing their importance to Mexico's identity and heritage.