 Although the city of Puebla has grown to almost absorb it, the town of Chipilo remained isolated for much of the 20th century.Thus, the "chipileños", unlike other European immigrants that came to Mexico, did not absorb much of the Mexican culture, retaining most of their traditions and their language.The variant of the Venetan language spoken by the "chipileños" is the northern Traixàn-Fheltrìn-Bełumàt of Segusino, Treviso.