The music itself is actually written by a Scottish man, and is called "The Gael", if you're curious. But this was the soundtrack to the 1992 Last of the Mohicans movie (based on an American book from the early 1800s about the French and Indian War). So you're a Scottish guy listening to a native American play music written by a Scottish guy.
Just to correct you....."The Gael" is the first song in the movie last of the mohicans .....THIS SONG is the song from the part of the movie where they run to save that one white chick from the mohawk guys. At least be accurate with your criticism.
This version of the song gives me goosebumps and tear eyes especially at the end when the last of the Indians are dying. I thought he was a North American Indian but he is from Peru.
Alexandro is from Peru but a lot of the South American natives from Peru speak Kichwa which is the native language of the Incas. The Incas were brutally slain for the gold they had. They were victims of greedy people just like the North American Indians were. I think any one who can play music to remind us of these great lost civilizations whether North or South is a great thing. Alexandro plays with so much heart and passion. He honors these people.
He’s indigenous but to Peru. He plays Native American flute and several other indigenous wind instruments. He’s not disrespecting Native Americans. He loves their music and culture and honors them through music. Of course there’s always going to be haters
It is such a powerful song. I can't deac how I feel when I hear it. I'm Native American, my tribe is was only officially recognized about a little over 50 years ago. We are Snoqualmie and we lived in the western side of Washington state. It's crazy when you think about it; we Native Americans actually got our right after African Americans and woman. My grandma wasn't able to learn her own culture and my great grandma was forced into one of those schools for Natives(so many children died, she doesn't talk of it). The government long ago made sure we'd die out eventually by making blood quantity laws(so eventually there would be no more qualifying tribal members and the government can take back any land we struggled to get). So now my generation is mostly not recognized because we don't have enough blood quantity (we would have to resort to incest to keep the quantity up😒); and we barley have any of our own culture left. We are trying to learn all we can and continue practicing our culture, but it's challenging with how much of our culture was snuffed out. My great grandma×4 was a Native princess, though not many in the world know of her. She is someone I look up too, in the pictures of her she looks so depressed and upset😢, but she's so kind and hard working 🥲. I don't hate America or Europeans or anything, I just hate the the spicific people who are still allowing such things to happen due to greed/racism. Not many talk about the racism toward Natives. I had my fair share of racism in school....and that's in the 90's - 2,010's. I'm 25 by the way😅. I hope for a bright future for all of humanity & nature🥰. I don't understand hate and violence; I know how it happens, I just... don't get hate and violence.
I can completely sympathize with you because I'm an Asian American..I know we're different race but we had our fair share of problems also. You see....my dad his 1st wife were from a small country called Laos where they lived in a small community in the hills of Laos. He would tell me stories saying that when he was a kid growing up, he learned how to farm and grow his own crops and animals like chicken, pigs, cows and many other stuff but...when the Vietnam War started...the Laos government declared genocide on the Hmong people (To put it in easier words, Hmong people were like tribes in Laos at the time) because we helped the United States CIA in the Secret War in Laos and so our people were forced to migrate across the Mekong River into Thailand and eventually take a plane to the United States. When he got here along with his 1st wife and children (My 1st brothers and sisters), they didn't even understand English at all and struggled to make a living. A few years later after his 1st wife's death, he remarried to a 2nd wife (Which is my older sisters and my mom) and every day I went to school, I would also face racial discrimination at times also. I just recently graduated not too long ago in May of 2022 and I hope that things will change in the near future.
I'm so sorry for what your people had to go through. I love the American native culture. I hope it never dies out, I hope that you can learn from your family about your ancestors and carry on there legacy so one day you can teach your children and they can teach theirs and so on and so forth. Much love! 💕
This tune is called The Gael and was written by a Scotsman named Dougie MacLean. It was adapted for the score of Last of the Mohicans. It’s a great tune and a great movie.
He IS really the best! I came across this video on Alexandro's RUclips channel just before Christmas and it did make me cry. I must have watched that video at least 15 times consecutively lol. I couldn't get the song out of my mind. He is such a talented performer, truly an amazing gift that he has. He had mentioned in one of his previous videos that he meditates while he plays and that can explain why he is so enthusiastic about his performances. He started playing the flute when he was only 3 years old, amazing! However he is not a native American Indian he is actually from Peru even though the Peruvian people do in fact have Indian heritage. He left his country in order to find work to support his family back home. He's become quite a star, he travels to China, germany, Poland etc: love him!
I was blown away when I first saw Alexandro. Watch his stomach when he plays. He does “Meditation” also and that is a sight to behold and the music will reach into your very soul. His stomach vibrates when he plays. I always say that Alexandro doesn’t play music he prays music.
Just curious... which tribe(s) ? I have a friend here in the US that is Haida. I love learning about the heritage of all indigenous people here in North America !
I play the flute but I've never seen one like his. Most are played in a horizontal position but his is in a vertical position like a Clarinet. It sounds a little like a pan flute. Absolutely Beautiful. Thanks for sharing .From the southeast coast of Florida🌴😎💙😎🌴
The Native American's have their own kind of flute that is shown in this video. I recommend looking into them has there is a lot of symbolizam in the decorations that are placed on their flutes.
My great grandmother Mamie was full blood Native American with Seminole and Cherokee heritage . As I understand her father was named Drowning Bear . She married a decendant of Irish immigrants named Splawn . All her life she gathered household items and clothing and gave them to her Seminole relatives on trips to Florida . My. Grandma Mamie Splawn passed while I was in US Navy A School , training to be a radar operator . My family didn't tell me of her demise until I had graduated , lest I become distracted by grief and fail the curriculum . Please find the time to react to the songs 'Seminole Wind' by John Anderson , 'Cherokee Fiddle' by Johnny Lee , 'Cherokee People ' by Paul Revere and The Rebels , and 'Come And Get Your Love ' by Redbone. Edit . Look for the two videos of Seminole Wind , one is of the band playing onstage , and the other featuring footage of Seminole people in the Everglades.
Love listening to Alexandro Querevalu a amazing talent..you can see the effort he puts in with his music. The instrument he is playing I believe is called a quenacho or Quena both similar. You may like Wuauquikuna too as they're incredible too.
You mentioned bagpipes. My Uncle played the bagpipes. He also repaired them and other older types of instruments used at our local Renaissance Faire. He always represented our clan, Graham, at the local Scottish Games.
I have always loved Native American music. There's some innovative stuff out there that also retains the music from the past. Thanks for your reactions and the respect.
Fenmore Cooper / Author ??? A great Movie, with Daniel Day Lewis/ Wes Studi/ playing the iconic male leads.. The Music played a big part//T.Y. for bringing this Classic once again to the fore...
Thank you for reacting to this video, I find it very moving. I see in some comments that some folks don't feel Alexandro is Native American. Actually, though Alexandro is a native of Peru (which he does not hide). He IS Native American, the North, Central and South American Indians share the same ancestors. Where did the Indigenous Native Americans originally come from? The ancestors of the American Indians were nomadic hunters of northeast Asia who migrated over the Bering Strait land bridge into North America probably during the last glacial period (11,500-30,000 years ago). By c. 10,000 bc they had occupied much of North, Central, and South America Please don't act like the people who try to find the differences between peoples, that is the sort of thinking the Europeans engaged in that they used to justify their despicable behavior toward the Natives of the Americas. ALL OF THE AMERICAS. Alexandro wears several types of regalia, including Peruvian to honor ALL Native people.The love, emotion, and peace people feel from hearing Alexandro's music only builds more interest, and empathy for all of the Native Americans.
Yes, for real Native American music. I have records of his that he recorded in Canyon de Chelly in Chinle, AZ. It is part of Monument Valley and very close to my heart. You can hear birds and thunder while he is playing the flute. Exquisite!
Beautiful and so graceful! Goosebumps. I'm always amazed at their culture. I live in Eastern Washington near many tribes. My high school is named Kamiakin Braves. Land of Lewis and Clark trail on The Mighty Columbia River. I have watched the movie over 50 times.
The main theme of the movie, “The last of the Mohicans “, is “Promontory”, an orchestration of the tune “The Gael” by Scottish singer, song writer Dougie McClean from his 1990 album. It was orchestrated for the movie. Dougie McClean was given credit for the song. I think we should just enjoy this beautiful man playing this beautiful piece of music. Thank you Don for sharing this beautiful video.
Yes this is guy is phenomenal! I am subscribed to his channel. Native American music is wonderful too. I love many and one of my favorites is David Maracle.
So Beautiful. I'm an American, my British ancestors came here in 1633, so I take some responsibility for what happened to the Native Americans. It's heartbreaking. But then, my family is from western NC and eastern TN. My great-great grandmother was full blood Cherokee. So it can be a complicated issue here.
Just be mindful that there tends to o be a great amount of exaggeration about the wrongdoing of whites and a whitewashing of wrongs done by the native Americans. The history is far more balanced than many would let on. The Cherokee, even as one of the better reputed "civilized tribes" for example have their troubled history with slavery, even during the Trail of Tears (where slaved were about 10% of those forced Westward who did the most work and got the least recognition) all the way to the Civil War (where they enthusiastically fought to uphold slavery, and passed their own Black Laws afterwards as bad or worse than Jim Crow). Even in recent years they stripped their former slaves of tribal citizenship and benefits centuries after the fact.
I immigrated to the United States 36 years ago but I come from one of the five tribes in the Philippines. The tribe of BONTOC is almost comparable to the American Indians. Check it out. You'll find it very interesting. Makes me very, very nostalgic hearing that music. Makes me wanna go back to be among my people. That was so beautiful!!
Just a heads up that American flag is on the wrong shoulder. /backward. The matter of how to place the flag on the sleeve is also important to note. Much like how soldiers are instructed to wear their official flag patches on their uniform, a civilian should wear the flag patch so that the stars are in the forward position in the top corner as if it were flowing in the wind.
He's like duck van drives 1 man band on Mary poppins!!!! But not comedic- serious, talented! And powerful! Must have an enormous lung capacity!! How was he not ousting out.?? It's hard enough to play and wind instrument and you could see how hard he was having to blow and the passion he put into it !!! Incredible vidio!!!
I notice a lot of comments about this guy being a native and native America music. He's from Peru (Although likely still AmerIndian decent), and he lives in Poland. The music as well is from the movie not a traditional song. He's known to dress up in various native American regalia so I doubt we are seeing him in any of his Native People's clothing right now. He just likes to represent different tribes around the continent, but he's not Mohican.
The First Nations, The Original Peoples a.k.a. “Native American Indians” Christian Band Broken Walls songs:”Beautiful Great One”, “Fly”, “We Dance Before You”, “Ride The Wind”, ETC.
@@TheDonsChannel I looked it up and he was born in Lima, Peru but moved to POLAND (!) When he was 18. Apparently he travels all over the world performing...
I'll listen to every version of this music that I can. Loved the movie also. I think one of my favorites is The American Rogues followed by the guy on MetalHawks channel that does a terrific metal version.
Could you reach to the heavy metal band Disturbed’s cover of Simon & Garfunkel’s iconic song The Sound of Silence. It was written in 1963 and released in 1965. The official video is amazing and the live version on Conan was simply stunning! David Draiman is the front man for the band amazing haunting voice with many affects. It’s worth the watch and the reaction. 😉
Ya’ateh. I’m Apache and Yaqui. Just clarifying, this guy isn’t “Native American.” He’s indigenous to Peru and lives in Poland. I hope he disclosed this so that people weren’t misled, otherwise he’s culturally reappropriating American Indian culture (he is anyway): see statue of a Lakota elder (plains region) and what looks like a traditional porcupine hair roach he’s wearing (New England, Great Lakes and Missouri River regions)- these have sacrosanct meaning. His gimmick is a pop-culture caricature of the noble “Native American Indian.”
@@rowdy7480 “Native American” is in quotations because it’s common parlance for diverse Indigenous tribes living in the lands now known as the US-with culturally distinct histories and rich local traditions. Being Indigenous to Peru is all fine, but culturally reappropriating “Native American” regalia so that he appears like a pop-culture manufactured “Native American” is wrong. It’s making a caricature out of our culture, which he is not part of. It’s disrespectful. We wear this regalia with meaning. We would NEVER do this as a public performance in exchange for tips.
@@rowdy7480 To see the proud people that this regalia actually belong to search for The Gathering of Nations on RUclips. It is these people, my people, that he is exploiting.
I love this movie, but I'm hoping that you know that this beautiful song was written by a Scot, Dougie MacLean. The name of it is THE GAEL. It is performed by the Royal Scots Dragoon many times over. Dougie sold the rights to it for the movie. There is NO better version than in this military tattoo from 2008. Not a Native American song. You'll also note that the girls father in the movie is supposed to be a Scot. You cannot listen to this all the way through without tears in your eyes. ruclips.net/video/2eSL6Nv2ZdQ/видео.html. Dougie is also known for his song: Caldonia. So bittersweet.
I love native American music I always go to their powers that they have that are public their traditional music and clothing and dances absolutely beautiful
If you're interested I have a short list of movies and shows that highlight American culture really well that I think you would enjoy. Some are true stories while others are fiction, but the setting, events, and culture are realistic. HBO's John Adams series Highwaymen Godless Hell On Wheels The Wind: Demons of the Prairie
as a native american, this is pretty cringe. dudes dressed like dog the bounty hunter to get more tips... none of this is traditional garb for any tribe
That’s the way it was all of this land before you brits came over to this land and stole this land from us and made the colonies here. And the shells he was shaken is beeds inside of shells to represent the sound of rain. He also has a piece of wood carved to be and owl that he blow into to represent a eagle sound. It all means one with the land and nature and the earth. And that is his natural native tribe dress. You should see the native tribes in North Carolina it’s called a pow wow it happens 1 time of year and it has everything Rez dogs dancing in native dance dress music.
Thank you for respecting the performance without talking.
The music itself is actually written by a Scottish man, and is called "The Gael", if you're curious. But this was the soundtrack to the 1992 Last of the Mohicans movie (based on an American book from the early 1800s about the French and Indian War).
So you're a Scottish guy listening to a native American play music written by a Scottish guy.
Pretty sure he knows.
Just to correct you....."The Gael" is the first song in the movie last of the mohicans .....THIS SONG is the song from the part of the movie where they run to save that one white chick from the mohawk guys. At least be accurate with your criticism.
This version of the song gives me goosebumps and tear eyes especially at the end when the last of the Indians are dying. I thought he was a North American Indian but he is from Peru.
Alexandro is from Peru but a lot of the South American natives from Peru speak Kichwa which is the native language of the Incas. The Incas were brutally slain for the gold they had. They were victims of greedy people just like the North American Indians were. I think any one who can play music to remind us of these great lost civilizations whether North or South is a great thing. Alexandro plays with so much heart and passion. He honors these people.
he is amerindian from south america (peru) he honors all the integral cultures native to america, canada, alaska
He’s indigenous but to Peru. He plays Native American flute and several other indigenous wind instruments. He’s not disrespecting Native Americans. He loves their music and culture and honors them through music. Of course there’s always going to be haters
It is such a powerful song. I can't deac how I feel when I hear it. I'm Native American, my tribe is was only officially recognized about a little over 50 years ago. We are Snoqualmie and we lived in the western side of Washington state. It's crazy when you think about it; we Native Americans actually got our right after African Americans and woman. My grandma wasn't able to learn her own culture and my great grandma was forced into one of those schools for Natives(so many children died, she doesn't talk of it). The government long ago made sure we'd die out eventually by making blood quantity laws(so eventually there would be no more qualifying tribal members and the government can take back any land we struggled to get). So now my generation is mostly not recognized because we don't have enough blood quantity (we would have to resort to incest to keep the quantity up😒); and we barley have any of our own culture left. We are trying to learn all we can and continue practicing our culture, but it's challenging with how much of our culture was snuffed out. My great grandma×4 was a Native princess, though not many in the world know of her. She is someone I look up too, in the pictures of her she looks so depressed and upset😢, but she's so kind and hard working 🥲. I don't hate America or Europeans or anything, I just hate the the spicific people who are still allowing such things to happen due to greed/racism. Not many talk about the racism toward Natives. I had my fair share of racism in school....and that's in the 90's - 2,010's. I'm 25 by the way😅. I hope for a bright future for all of humanity & nature🥰. I don't understand hate and violence; I know how it happens, I just... don't get hate and violence.
I can completely sympathize with you because I'm an Asian American..I know we're different race but we had our fair share of problems also. You see....my dad his 1st wife were from a small country called Laos where they lived in a small community in the hills of Laos. He would tell me stories saying that when he was a kid growing up, he learned how to farm and grow his own crops and animals like chicken, pigs, cows and many other stuff but...when the Vietnam War started...the Laos government declared genocide on the Hmong people (To put it in easier words, Hmong people were like tribes in Laos at the time) because we helped the United States CIA in the Secret War in Laos and so our people were forced to migrate across the Mekong River into Thailand and eventually take a plane to the United States. When he got here along with his 1st wife and children (My 1st brothers and sisters), they didn't even understand English at all and struggled to make a living. A few years later after his 1st wife's death, he remarried to a 2nd wife (Which is my older sisters and my mom) and every day I went to school, I would also face racial discrimination at times also. I just recently graduated not too long ago in May of 2022 and I hope that things will change in the near future.
Just come mate with natives up north lol
I'm so sorry for what your people had to go through. I love the American native culture. I hope it never dies out, I hope that you can learn from your family about your ancestors and carry on there legacy so one day you can teach your children and they can teach theirs and so on and so forth. Much love! 💕
This tune is called The Gael and was written by a Scotsman named Dougie MacLean. It was adapted for the score of Last of the Mohicans. It’s a great tune and a great movie.
Love Dougie. He is currently doing online concerts from his home Butterstone.
He IS really the best! I came across this video on Alexandro's RUclips channel just before Christmas and it did make me cry. I must have watched that video at least 15 times consecutively lol. I couldn't get the song out of my mind. He is such a talented performer, truly an amazing gift that he has. He had mentioned in one of his previous videos that he meditates while he plays and that can explain why he is so enthusiastic about his performances. He started playing the flute when he was only 3 years old, amazing! However he is not a native American Indian he is actually from Peru even though the Peruvian people do in fact have Indian heritage. He left his country in order to find work to support his family back home. He's become quite a star, he travels to China, germany, Poland etc: love him!
I was blown away when I first saw Alexandro. Watch his stomach when he plays. He does “Meditation” also and that is a sight to behold and the music will reach into your very soul. His stomach vibrates when he plays. I always say that Alexandro doesn’t play music he prays music.
Thank you for reacting to Native American topics I'm Canadian Indian born on the reservation, but live in the United States
Just curious... which tribe(s) ? I have a friend here in the US that is Haida. I love learning about the heritage of all indigenous people here in North America !
@@irishamericanpinupdoll hello im Cree from Alberta, canada
I'm a big fan of Alexandro Querevalù he is the very best, he always put his heart & soul in2 his music 💝
Pureness gold!!
I’ve always been intrigued by native Americans this was beautiful!
I play the flute but I've never seen one like his. Most are played in a horizontal position but his is in a vertical position like a Clarinet. It sounds a little like a pan flute. Absolutely Beautiful. Thanks for sharing .From the southeast coast of Florida🌴😎💙😎🌴
Thank you Elizabeth
The Native American's have their own kind of flute that is shown in this video. I recommend looking into them has there is a lot of symbolizam in the decorations that are placed on their flutes.
Eso no es flauta . Se llama QUENA solo lo usan los nativos peruanos
Thanks for sharing! I love Native American music, and that was beautiful!
My great grandmother Mamie was full blood Native American with Seminole and Cherokee heritage . As I understand her father was named Drowning Bear . She married a decendant of Irish immigrants named Splawn . All her life she gathered household items and clothing and gave them to her Seminole relatives on trips to Florida . My. Grandma Mamie Splawn passed while I was in US Navy A School , training to be a radar operator . My family didn't tell me of her demise until I had graduated , lest I become distracted by grief and fail the curriculum . Please find the time to react to the songs 'Seminole Wind' by John Anderson , 'Cherokee Fiddle' by Johnny Lee , 'Cherokee People ' by Paul Revere and The Rebels , and 'Come And Get Your Love ' by Redbone. Edit . Look for the two videos of Seminole Wind , one is of the band playing onstage , and the other featuring footage of Seminole people in the Everglades.
Amazing performance. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure. It's incredible
Love listening to Alexandro Querevalu a amazing talent..you can see the effort he puts in with his music.
The instrument he is playing I believe is called a quenacho or Quena both similar.
You may like Wuauquikuna too as they're incredible too.
You mentioned bagpipes. My Uncle played the bagpipes. He also repaired them and other older types of instruments used at our local Renaissance Faire. He always represented our clan, Graham, at the local Scottish Games.
I love this song so much. Love the pan flute and this flute too.. Thank you for playing a Native American music 🎶
I have his CDs because his music just totally relaxes your soul. Im glad you reacted to this.
Lo máximo este músico
I have seen this guy a lot. Really like him.
I have always loved Native American music. There's some innovative stuff out there that also retains the music from the past. Thanks for your reactions and the respect.
My pleasure
And may their voices be heard, so much respect
Fenmore Cooper / Author ??? A great Movie, with Daniel Day Lewis/ Wes Studi/ playing the iconic male leads.. The Music played a big part//T.Y. for bringing this Classic once again to the fore...
Thank you for reacting to this video, I find it very moving. I see in some comments that some folks don't feel Alexandro is Native American. Actually, though Alexandro is a native of Peru (which he does not hide). He IS Native American, the North, Central and South American Indians share the same ancestors.
Where did the Indigenous Native Americans originally come from?
The ancestors of the American Indians were nomadic hunters of northeast Asia who migrated over the Bering Strait land bridge into North America probably during the last glacial period (11,500-30,000 years ago). By c. 10,000 bc they had occupied much of North, Central, and South America
Please don't act like the people who try to find the differences between peoples, that is the sort of thinking the Europeans engaged in that they used to justify their despicable behavior toward the Natives of the Americas. ALL OF THE AMERICAS.
Alexandro wears several types of regalia, including Peruvian to honor ALL Native people.The love, emotion, and peace people feel from hearing Alexandro's music only builds more interest, and empathy for all of the Native Americans.
Listen to R. Carlos Nakai. Beautiful indian flute music.
Yes, for real Native American music. I have records of his that he recorded in Canyon de Chelly in Chinle, AZ. It is part of Monument Valley and very close to my heart. You can hear birds and thunder while he is playing the flute. Exquisite!
Beautiful and so graceful! Goosebumps. I'm always amazed at their culture. I live in Eastern Washington near many tribes. My high school is named Kamiakin Braves. Land of Lewis and Clark trail on The Mighty Columbia River. I have watched the movie over 50 times.
Awesome makes be proud of having Native American blood on my mothers side
Has always been one of my favorite soundtracks!
The main theme of the movie, “The last of the Mohicans “, is “Promontory”, an orchestration of the tune “The Gael” by Scottish singer, song writer Dougie McClean from his 1990 album. It was orchestrated for the movie. Dougie McClean was given credit for the song. I think we should just enjoy this beautiful man playing this beautiful piece of music. Thank you Don for sharing this beautiful video.
This made me cry
Wow. Took me to another realm. Beautiful.
The Last of The Mohicans was a novel by James Fenmore Cooper.
This music is beautiful.
Wowwww that hit me deep.
Not only did I love the the movie “Last of the Mohicans” but the soundtrack is my all time favorite. The music is so stirring.
It’s totally awesome. When my time comes this is what I have requested at my funeral.❤❤❤
I love this video the song is one of my favorites I have the soundtrack of the last of the mohicans movie from 1992. This is a true classic 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Very nice. You’re on a roll Don.👍
Thank you Rod
My favorite Scottish guy,with Sean Connery and Tommy Flanagan. xD
Thank you for the respect much back to you 😍
This beautiful music gives me goose bumps.
Yes this is guy is phenomenal! I am
subscribed to his channel. Native American music is wonderful too. I love many and one of my favorites is David Maracle.
So Beautiful. I'm an American, my British ancestors came here in 1633, so I take some responsibility for what happened to the Native Americans. It's heartbreaking. But then, my family is from western NC and eastern TN. My great-great grandmother was full blood Cherokee. So it can be a complicated issue here.
Yeah it really is. I love learning about them
Just be mindful that there tends to o be a great amount of exaggeration about the wrongdoing of whites and a whitewashing of wrongs done by the native Americans. The history is far more balanced than many would let on. The Cherokee, even as one of the better reputed "civilized tribes" for example have their troubled history with slavery, even during the Trail of Tears (where slaved were about 10% of those forced Westward who did the most work and got the least recognition) all the way to the Civil War (where they enthusiastically fought to uphold slavery, and passed their own Black Laws afterwards as bad or worse than Jim Crow). Even in recent years they stripped their former slaves of tribal citizenship and benefits centuries after the fact.
.... incredible performance and I have always loved that piece of music. Still one of the best movies... ♥️♥️♥️
I have this album; one of my top favorite movies because of the genre and the music; very Scottish sounding .👍👍❤️
I immigrated to the United States 36 years ago but I come from one of the five tribes in the Philippines. The tribe of BONTOC is almost comparable to the American Indians. Check it out. You'll find it very interesting. Makes me very, very nostalgic hearing that music. Makes me wanna go back to be among my people. That was so beautiful!!
Just a heads up that American flag is on the wrong shoulder.
/backward. The matter of how to place the flag on the sleeve is also important to note. Much like how soldiers are instructed to wear their official flag patches on their uniform, a civilian should wear the flag patch so that the stars are in the forward position in the top corner as if it were flowing in the wind.
He's like duck van drives 1 man band on Mary poppins!!!! But not comedic- serious, talented! And powerful! Must have an enormous lung capacity!! How was he not ousting out.?? It's hard enough to play and wind instrument and you could see how hard he was having to blow and the passion he put into it !!! Incredible vidio!!!
Loved your reaction man just genuine.
love to my native American brother's and sister's such love to you all sorry for how you was treated sending my love from England
I notice a lot of comments about this guy being a native and native America music. He's from Peru (Although likely still AmerIndian decent), and he lives in Poland. The music as well is from the movie not a traditional song. He's known to dress up in various native American regalia so I doubt we are seeing him in any of his Native People's clothing right now. He just likes to represent different tribes around the continent, but he's not Mohican.
Oh really. Thank you for that. It's still brilliant all the same
Requiem Of A Dream by Clint Mansell( spelling) is a must! And the movie was quite moving also.
No words..❤
Give a listen to Wuauquikuna...my favorite is Buffalo White.
Peruvian plays Scottish music associated with North American natives
Alexandro it's simple the best maestral of American nazive music.
Beautiful, but I truly wish the First People were/are treated with more respect & love.
At the pow wow you can also get authentic Native American made products while you are there.
I might just do that
Gathering of nations pow wow is the biggest pow wow once a year in Albuquerque NM just being there is an amazing spiritually experience.
The First Nations, The Original Peoples a.k.a. “Native American Indians” Christian Band Broken Walls songs:”Beautiful Great One”, “Fly”, “We Dance Before You”, “Ride The Wind”, ETC.
Where is this guy located? It would be worth traveling there just to experience a live performance...
I honestly don't know. Check out his RUclips page you may be able to ask him
@@TheDonsChannel I looked it up and he was born in Lima, Peru but moved to POLAND (!) When he was 18. Apparently he travels all over the world performing...
He was born in Peru and moved to Poland at the age of 18 which is where he still lives.
Traditionally the rattles he shook were made of goat hooves; I’m not sure what his were made of, but I would guess they are the real thing.
I'll listen to every version of this music that I can. Loved the movie also. I think one of my favorites is The American Rogues followed by the guy on MetalHawks channel that does a terrific metal version.
Could you reach to the heavy metal band Disturbed’s cover of Simon & Garfunkel’s iconic song The Sound of Silence. It was written in 1963 and released in 1965. The official video is amazing and the live version on Conan was simply stunning! David Draiman is the front man for the band amazing haunting voice with many affects. It’s worth the watch and the reaction. 😉
It is the best cover of that song. Incredible
Absolutely beautiful
Reading the comment by Robertz1986 confirmed the impression I got while listening to this that at least part of the tune sounded like Scottish music.
If you like this song then you need to check out
Jenny O’Connor “ The Hot Violinist” play it “The Gael”
And the Deer toes. The shaker is actually mad from dear hooves.
BEATUFUL 😍
Ya’ateh. I’m Apache and Yaqui. Just clarifying, this guy isn’t “Native American.” He’s indigenous to Peru and lives in Poland. I hope he disclosed this so that people weren’t misled, otherwise he’s culturally reappropriating American Indian culture (he is anyway): see statue of a Lakota elder (plains region) and what looks like a traditional porcupine hair roach he’s wearing (New England, Great Lakes and Missouri River regions)- these have sacrosanct meaning. His gimmick is a pop-culture caricature of the noble “Native American Indian.”
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If he is from Peru, then I'd say he is Native American
And don't go away mad, just go away
@@rowdy7480 “Native American” is in quotations because it’s common parlance for diverse Indigenous tribes living in the lands now known as the US-with culturally distinct histories and rich local traditions. Being Indigenous to Peru is all fine, but culturally reappropriating “Native American” regalia so that he appears like a pop-culture manufactured “Native American” is wrong. It’s making a caricature out of our culture, which he is not part of. It’s disrespectful. We wear this regalia with meaning. We would NEVER do this as a public performance in exchange for tips.
@@rowdy7480 To see the proud people that this regalia actually belong to search for The Gathering of Nations on RUclips. It is these people, my people, that he is exploiting.
É muito linda essa música 🇧🇷💯🎵🥰
You show your reaction to alot of stuff. Why dont you show us some of the stuff from Scotland?
I love this movie, but I'm hoping that you know that this beautiful song was written by a Scot, Dougie MacLean. The name of it is THE GAEL. It is performed by the Royal Scots Dragoon many times over. Dougie sold the rights to it for the movie. There is NO better version than in this military tattoo from 2008. Not a Native American song. You'll also note that the girls father in the movie is supposed to be a Scot. You cannot listen to this all the way through without tears in your eyes. ruclips.net/video/2eSL6Nv2ZdQ/видео.html. Dougie is also known for his song: Caldonia. So bittersweet.
Yeah I know Dougie MacLean. Wow didn't realise he wrote this song. Amazing.
Caledonia is one of my most favourite songs ever
I love native American music I always go to their powers that they have that are public their traditional music and clothing and dances absolutely beautiful
Do it with alip ba ta version sir, he's cover this song with guitar
Sons and daughters of Mother Earth, what have we done? Forgive us.
😭😭😭🇲🇨😘
If you're interested I have a short list of movies and shows that highlight American culture really well that I think you would enjoy. Some are true stories while others are fiction, but the setting, events, and culture are realistic.
HBO's John Adams series
Highwaymen
Godless
Hell On Wheels
The Wind: Demons of the Prairie
Curse on C.Colombus . Feel sorry for Those Native Americans
as a native american, this is pretty cringe. dudes dressed like dog the bounty hunter to get more tips... none of this is traditional garb for any tribe
He's heartless, sure his mom was a wh*r*, this is why he laughed at this video.
That’s the way it was all of this land before you brits came over to this land and stole this land from us and made the colonies here. And the shells he was shaken is beeds inside of shells to represent the sound of rain. He also has a piece of wood carved to be and owl that he blow into to represent a eagle sound. It all means one with the land and nature and the earth. And that is his natural native tribe dress. You should see the native tribes in North Carolina it’s called a pow wow it happens 1 time of year and it has everything Rez dogs dancing in native dance dress music.
Sounds amazing. Thanks very much
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I like that you guys like face the same destiny when you guys become a minority group in to your own land, thanks to immigrants .