Mennonites originated as a branch of the 16th century Anabaptist movement that formed as a radical expression of the Protestant Reformation. They are a pacifist Christian group that began immigrating to Latin American countries like Mexico, Bolivia, and Paraguay in the early 20th century, with over 3,000 settling in Mexico's Chihuahua state in 1922 after being invited by the Mexican government. The main language used by Mennonites in daily communication is Plautdietsch, a dialect of the Danzig region, and they sing religious songs during ceremonies, though some communities restrict music and cultural freedoms more for youth.

1. Ángeles Chico and Clara Bastán

2.  Mennonites are a pacifist and Christian
trinitarian branch of the Anabaptist
movement, which originated in the sixteenth
century as a radical expression of the
Reformation.

3.  Latin American countries such as Bolivia,
Paraguay or Mexico

4.  In 1922 immigration began with the arrival of
3,000 people (who settled in full in
Chihuahua), after being invited to Mexico by
the government of Alvaro Obregon covering
expenses traslado.1 1927 had already
established 10,000 Mennonites in Mexico,

5.  The language in daily communication of the
Mennonites is "Platdeutsch", the dialect of
the Danzig region.

6.  Listen to religious songs in their ceremonies,
although in some communities, they have a
little delibertad their young and lespermiten
listen to music and current common

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