Albanes, Jose Luis

Song number 33, héy'aynitii.i wál'aynitii.i. File consists of handwritten Luiseño song lyrics.

Song number 34, tumáa.amkawŋaa.y tʃáamikup hayáhhayaqapkwa. File consists of handwritten Luiseño song lyrics and some additional context.

Song number 35, tumáahaamkawii.iʃ puxayvii.i puxáyví. File consists of handwritten Luiseño song lyrics.

Song number 36, tumáahaanuuq 'iváa hulúukaqaapkwa kwíi.iii.iiiyaaq. File consists of handwritten Luiseño song lyrics.

Song number 37, héyyaaqaati nuyáaxnu. File consists of handwritten Luiseño song lyrics.

Song number 38, kúyvaxamuu tumáa.aamiik. File consists of handwritten Luiseño song lyrics. "A splendid song telling how coyote was sent to steal fire."

Song number 39, 'ukuuyaxmuuk tumáamkawii.iʃ ha-wkíimkawii.iʃ 'ukuu.uyaxmuu.uk. File consists of handwritten Luiseño song lyrics.

Song number 40, nukiiŋapkwa tóohóo.owiʃ. File consists of handwritten Luiseño song lyrics.

Typescript and handwritten notes regarding the heetay chant. Notes state that "this is just a list written by José Luís Albanas to remember the order of these words in certain songs. Not a chant. JLA notes had 2 versions of this list."

Typescript and handwritten notes regarding song "tʃaatu xilliniʃ." Notes state that this song was to call the wind. Notes also state: "This is one of the songs sung by José Luís Albanas in 1882, which brought such a snowfall that several people died. Before singing the songs in that year, he asked Maria Jesus Omish if she wd. prefer rain or snow, she said snow. The result was the 12 ft. deep snowfell."