Original sentence: Mendoza found two distinct musical traditions a religious and a profane; The first, with lyrics in Spanish, going back to the sixteenth century when friars like Pedro de Gante taught the indians to construct European style instruments for singing religious hymns, and the second tradition, with lyics in Otomi comprising lullabies, joking songs, songs of romance and songs involving animals.The following example was recollected by Ángel María Garibay K
Edited sentence: Mendoza found two distinct musical traditions a religious and a profane; The first, with lyrics in Spanish, going back to the sixteenth century when friars like Pedro de Gante taught the indians to construct European style instruments for singing religious hymns, and the second tradition, with lyrics in Otomi, comprising lullabies, joking songs, songs of romance and songs involving animals, some possibly going back to pre-columbian times.The following example of an Otomi song about the brevity of life was recollected by Ángel María Garibay K