Abstract
The author offers a particularly interesting story reflecting a real happening in San Miguel Canoa, Puebla. The Nahuatl text, in which not only Spanish loans but whole sentences in that language are abundant, becomes here the subject of a penetrating sociolinguistic analysis.
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