Tutupika Carillo de la Cruz explores the vital role of the Wixárika language in preserving the cultural, spiritual, and environmental knowledge of the Wixárika people. As native languages across Mexico face increasing risk of displacement—especially among younger generations—efforts to document, protect, and revitalize these languages have become urgent. The Wixárika language is not just a means of communication; it is the vessel through which myths, prayers, ancestral wisdom, and sacred relationships with the land are expressed. Without it, core aspects of identity and spirituality could be lost. Carillo emphasizes the need for official recognition, educational support, and greater social visibility of Indigenous languages, so they can thrive not only in ceremonies and homes, but also in public and institutional life.