The resurgence of Náhuatl and Mayan languages in Mexico is tied to the cultural and historical movement known as Indigenismo. This movement emphasizes the importance of Indigenous heritage, triggering a renewed interest in these languages among younger generations. Many Náhuatl words have permeated Mexican Spanish and even English, showcasing their linguistic influence. The connection of personal stories, such as family naming traditions linking to historical narratives, also highlights the personal significance of this revival.