Doña Xóchitl

Traditional Mexican grandmother cooking secrets (Milpa Alta, Aztec-era methods)

Spanish-speaking home cooks, likely older viewers in Mexico and the Mexican diaspora, who want traditional dishes their grandmothers made (inferred from titles, about text and the large-print recipe book).

• Realistic avatar · Mixed motion
• A photorealistic older woman with long grey braids, a maroon shawl and a white blouse with floral embroidery, shown in a rustic clay-walled kitchen with a wood fire and clay pots.

One traditional dish per video: a childhood memory in Milpa Alta, the claim that common methods are backwards, seven secrets with reasons, then a one-change homework and a recipe book pitch.

• Tamales
• Pozole and nixtamalised maize
• Atole and chilaquiles
• Nopales
• Grandmother memories from Milpa Alta

• El/Los [dish] se Hace(n) al Revés de Como te Enseñaron: 7 Secretos Aztecas [benefit]
• Nunca Hagas [dish] con [ingredient]: El Secreto Azteca que No Dejarás de Usar

The grey-braided persona on the right with a finger to her lips or pointing, the finished dish on the left, a big yellow or white Spanish headline and a red 'SECRETO AZTECA' tag on a warm kitchen background.

• A single title formula, 'al revés de como te enseñaron: 7 secretos aztecas', is used on 5 of the 6 uploads
• Tamal videos lead the views: 32,330 and 22,287 against 3,032 to 10,005 for the other four
• A first-person grandmother backstory (age 72, Milpa Alta, Nahuatl-speaking grandmother) opens both transcribed videos
• Fast output: 6 uploads in 7 days, 43,231 total views and 785 subscribers by Oct 28