Watching this you should remember that these dances where acted thousands of years ago by the original peoples of america. Me being descendent of the Maya, can only feel proud. We where here ten thousand years ago and we will be here ten thousand years in the future, our children will dance these same dances and remeber the ancient wise of our race.
@@richardananedickinson4812 Também sinto uma angústia muito grande, quando vejo uma dança ancestral desses povos indígenas. Não havia necessidade de extermina_los pela cobiça do homem branco. Aqui no Brasil, neste momento estão tirando as terras do povo Indígena, os donos da Terra.
I am not Native First Nations but love to see gatherings of all the various tribes... Love the dancing and beautiful regalia.. Way to go and never forget your heritage and traditions... America is more than the land of macdonald and walmart...
I am 100% native american apache of texas and from other native american tribes in north america but i love the crows alot they are good native brothers and sisters
Mesmerizing, hypnotic and beautiful. A joy to witness "dance in rhythm" to Native American drums and chant. Enough to rival the proud splendour of eagles and elegant attire of peacocks.
Absolutely love this, could watch it over & over. Don't know what it is, this music & dancing just gives me goose bumps. I feel what I can only describe as a shiver running up my spine. I can feel the pride FOR these dancers, that they must feel. The head dress they wear, the feathers, it's the feeling like it's familiar & I want to join in with them. It makes me wish I was of First Nations heritage. If I was, I'd be proud to be, that's for sure.
I always feel like the Creator's Spirit is here when I see these dances and know that we all share in the joy and dedication in each movement.Thank you so much!
What is better than drugs and alcohol ??? YES , dancing on a POW WOW !!! Im happy to see also young peoples like to save their proud and culture. Amazing video ! Long hair , long life !
My ancestors from my mothers side (Puerto Rico) were Taino (Awarak) and are said to be long distant relatives of Natives or something of that nature. Im hispanic white but something deep down inside me is joyous when I hear this....
@Teresa Fernández The Taino/Arawak people have a very strong tribe. You can find them everywhere! California and Arizona are two states with many and they are organized! They speak the language. Then all up and down the East Coast. Many integrated with other tribe's as do Most Indigenous North American tribe's. I am Cherokee and Paiute and my Quantum is Cherokee! What do you think Hispanics are? They are also Indigenous Native People! I would remind you where Hispanics were before Mr White Man stepped in and made war against them. Pretty certain that's why we have a State called New Mexico! Most of California and Arizona belonged to our Hispanic brothers and sister's. I would also remind you that Columbus wasn't the only invader! The Vikings had been established in our Native North American tribe's. Then you had England, France, Spain and a few other's. Plus First Nation Tribe's in Canada were also being killed, tortured and decimated. Meanwhile on our southern side Indigenous South American people were going through literal hell from the Spaniards. In many way's worse than here in this country. They endured burning at the stake, being impaled, beheadings and worse. Forcing many to hide and be assimilated against their will. Not all Indigenous people migrated from Asia. I do show Mongoloid DNA. But it's only a trace. I think many of you are quick to talk out of the side of your mouth with NO real knowledge of what you are talking about! Even CNN referred to us as "something else"! Educate yourselves! A'HO
@Hope Diamond kp is semi sorta right. Many of the now Indigenous North American Native's came across the Bering Straight while it was a solid land mass. Other Indigenous South American Tribes went the other direction. Our foundation's are pretty much the same however. The strong relationship between ancient Chinese and the Mongolian tribes is well established. Being the ruthless and nomadic nature of the Mongolians, the Great Wall of China was built to protect China from the aggressive nature of the Mongols. Later alliances were formed centuries after the Wall was built. Please learn the histories of the indigenous Native North Americans. That way, no one get's insulted!
Des grands peuples autochtones et fiers des plaines et montagnes! Je suis toujours très impressionner par les chants amérindiens, bien-sûr aussi du pow-wow! Un abonné de France.
(ᏩᏙ'wado) growing up in central Okla and still living in Northeast Oklahoma the traditional/straight dance is my absolute favorite ceremonial dance for 57 years....well until today Jan 17-24, the Apsaalooke Baatawéelissuua brought me to tears, i felt such pride,honor, humbleness and very blessed to witness this. I'm surprised I've never seen the Baatawéelissuua until now, growing for several years as a kid in the Cheyenne Arapaho culture and traveling to countless pow-wows and Sacred Ceremony...the Great Spirit knows the time for blessings. Again (ᏩᏙ,wado) thank you.
I have just a drop or two of Cherokee and pleased about it. We have a picture of my great grandpa and his tipi. He was half or less. And I’m not sure Cherokee even used tipis but his face is obviously native. Keep on dancing. It’s good for the earth.
I don't know what it is, but when I'm having an anxiety attack, hearing the drum soothes me and I calm down. I'm not native but I do have native family (grandson and a cousin). And simply hearing the drum transports me away to someplace peaceful when I close my eyes.
It's a heart beat! Naturally soothing. This is of course my opinion. I was raised on a very small reservation. Have had drums and singing for my whole life. It's part of God, earth and sky. It does calm anxiety and tension. A'HO
@Bright Light Well, it's not only MY opinion. Most of us older Indigenous Native North Americans feel the same way. If you were really part of us you would understand. You choose to be rude. Not walk in harmony and beauty. Your choice. Too bad for you. Good thing for me is that your opinion mean's nothing to me!
They look so beautiful. If men can be beautiful. ...they are! 🥰🥰😜😂 but i just love how this makes me feel so happy! So proud to be native American. I could watch them for hours!
По этим танцам можно определить характер народа. Это воины. Поэтому их расстреливали даже безоружных. Боялись их. Зная, что их обманули, отобрав землю на "законных" , капиталистических основаниях.
I agree 100% with you. Dancing in this way is not as easy as people think! It takes dedication and hard work. I love my people too. I am Cherokee and Paiute. A'HO
@@Busa-Girl75 When I was younger I danced every Powwow we went to. I wasn't the best but, it felt so good and magical at the same time. I made my own jingle dresses and was one of the best at that. Get involved in your local Powwows. Meet people and be part of it. Native's love to share and include non-natives. You would love it!
@@Busa-Girl75 Oh well, LOL I forget not everyone has Powwow's. If you ever get Stateside in the warmer month's, look up where the Powwow's are close to you. You will love it! And eat some fry bread! You will love that more. There is a wonderful Navajo lady on RUclips. It's called Navajo Grandma. She teaches some of their language and how to cook yummy Native food. Also about the Navajo people. A'HO 💚
G'day I am from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺🦘🐨🙂🤠 . I loved watching this. Very talented whoever made their traditional regalia. Must've taken hours to make them, such detail & the headpieces too. Wowwwww & the dancing was just amazing too. Well done all of them. Good job!🙂.
THESE DANCER, DRUMMERS AND SINGERS ARE SO BEAUTIFUL. THANK OUR CREATOR THAT ALL THE NATIVE AMERICAN KEEP THEIR CULTURE, TRADITION, SONGS AND DANCES ALIVE BLESSINGS TO ALL OF YOU 🌅💛
Evet çok haklısınız çünkü Orta Asya Türk ve Moğol kökenli halkların biriside Hun Türklerindir. Onun için Macar halkı Hun Türkleri kökünden ve Kızılderililer mering boğazından geçerek amerikan kıtasına ulaşmış halktır ve sizinle yani bizlerle aynı yerden göç etmiş yani orta Asya dan
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I love seeing people keeping their culture alive and kicking.
Puedo sentirlos, gracias
Diese Kultur darf nie verloren gehen.
One world festivals ? Friends
@@georgzausinger9730festivals?
Watching this you should remember that these dances where acted thousands of years ago by the original peoples of america. Me being descendent of the Maya, can only feel proud. We where here ten thousand years ago and we will be here ten thousand years in the future, our children will dance these same dances and remeber the ancient wise of our race.
I miss going to the Pow Wows.
Watching from Africa wow
I hope the four warriors won this dance because they are well synchronised and their regalia looks great.
They were selected as the boys champions.
Yes they are champs
hey, my name is Wylie Gros Ventre Boy. from Blood Tribe, located in southern Alberta, Canada. Nice Video. (KAINAI)
Wow your language has classic Altai sound. I've got Mongol & Tibetan ancestry; our ancestors were related & so are we. 👍💝😙😁
Hi iam zapoteco muy skin Is red,iam mexican
Although I live England my tears run down my face because of the injustice white men inflicted upon Nations people and although my is solo I apologise
@@richardananedickinson4812 Também sinto uma angústia muito grande, quando vejo uma dança ancestral desses povos indígenas. Não havia necessidade de extermina_los pela cobiça do homem branco. Aqui no Brasil, neste momento estão tirando as terras do povo Indígena, os donos da Terra.
I'm indian too...from India
I just love when they wild-out on the vocals.
I am not Native First Nations but love to see gatherings of all the various tribes...
Love the dancing and beautiful regalia..
Way to go and never forget your heritage and traditions...
America is more than the land of macdonald and walmart...
Lol. Yes we are working hard to save our culture and traditions and language!
Crow fair 3rd week of August each year! Teepee capital of the world
Yesssss Sir !!! 👍👍👍
The singing and drums are absolutely incredible. The costmes of the women are wonderful. And the men dancing look so proud
I am 100% native american apache of texas and from other native american tribes in north america but i love the crows alot they are good native brothers and sisters
Bende Türkiye den bir Türk. Ben sizi biz Türk ve Moğol halkları na çok benzetiyorum ve seviyorum
I like that.. dancing in formations. My people dance that way!
Am a pueblo Native fr New Mexico n we dance in formation as well n I thought it was beautiful dance as well. Love it
Yeah I like it all ..
Sun dance ? Powwow ? Friends
Mesmerizing, hypnotic and beautiful. A joy to witness "dance in rhythm" to Native American drums and chant. Enough to rival the proud splendour of eagles and elegant attire of peacocks.
They definitely have it together. Great work.
The Great Spirit loves to watch his children..Beautiful!
🌬💞💞💞
Yes, the Creator does...
One world festivals ? Friends
Absolutely love this, could watch it over & over. Don't know what it is, this music & dancing just gives me goose bumps. I feel what I can only describe as a shiver running up my spine. I can feel the pride FOR these dancers, that they must feel. The head dress they wear, the feathers, it's the feeling like it's familiar & I want to join in with them. It makes me wish I was of First Nations heritage. If I was, I'd be proud to be, that's for sure.
Come n join
the drum beat homie
Most cultures were very similar to us before they become colonized, like the German and Irish people.
I always feel like the Creator's Spirit is here when I see these dances and know that we all share in the joy and dedication in each movement.Thank you so much!
That what I'm saying
i admire the singing, drumming and dancing people
I’m trying to put to words how deeply this moves my very soul🫶
Absolutely beautifully stunning dance 💓
Reafirmación de su nación, cultura, celebración, saludos.....grandioso.
What is better than drugs and alcohol ??? YES , dancing on a POW WOW !!! Im happy to see also young peoples like to save their proud and culture. Amazing video ! Long hair , long life !
It's beautiful to see them keeping some of the tradition alive. May we never lose it.
TOTALLY AWESOME TALENTED, BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE.. MUCH RESPECT TO YOU..
Very powerful. Thank you for sharing.
That's a wonderful discovery !!!!! They are proud of their indian blood and that's so moving. !!!! You all are outstanding !!!
My ancestors from my mothers side (Puerto Rico) were Taino (Awarak) and are said to be long distant relatives of Natives or something of that nature. Im hispanic white but something deep down inside me is joyous when I hear this....
Believe you me, cousin, we ARE Natives of the states. Time permit that we find our way again. The Arawaks are revitalizing.
Taino and Arawak were natives of your island
You all from Asia....
@Teresa Fernández The Taino/Arawak people have a very strong tribe. You can find them everywhere! California and Arizona are two states with many and they are organized! They speak the language. Then all up and down the East Coast. Many integrated with other tribe's as do Most Indigenous North American tribe's. I am Cherokee and Paiute and my Quantum is Cherokee! What do you think Hispanics are? They are also Indigenous Native People! I would remind you where Hispanics were before Mr White Man stepped in and made war against them. Pretty certain that's why we have a State called New Mexico! Most of California and Arizona belonged to our Hispanic brothers and sister's. I would also remind you that Columbus wasn't the only invader! The Vikings had been established in our Native North American tribe's. Then you had England, France, Spain and a few other's. Plus First Nation Tribe's in Canada were also being killed, tortured and decimated. Meanwhile on our southern side Indigenous South American people were going through literal hell from the Spaniards. In many way's worse than here in this country. They endured burning at the stake, being impaled, beheadings and worse. Forcing many to hide and be assimilated against their will. Not all Indigenous people migrated from Asia. I do show Mongoloid DNA. But it's only a trace. I think many of you are quick to talk out of the side of your mouth with NO real knowledge of what you are talking about! Even CNN referred to us as "something else"! Educate yourselves! A'HO
@Hope Diamond kp is semi sorta right. Many of the now Indigenous North American Native's came across the Bering Straight while it was a solid land mass. Other Indigenous South American Tribes went the other direction. Our foundation's are pretty much the same however. The strong relationship between ancient Chinese and the Mongolian tribes is well established. Being the ruthless and nomadic nature of the Mongolians, the Great Wall of China was built to protect China from the aggressive nature of the Mongols. Later alliances were formed centuries after the Wall was built. Please learn the histories of the indigenous Native North Americans. That way, no one get's insulted!
Bravo! Well done! Beautiful clothing and feathers. Perfect movement to the beat of the drums!
Awesom!! I been in lots of pow wows..and this is the first time i see dancers in formation..Great!! Love it!!
If I recall correctly, "tatanka" = 🐗 in Sioux, right? 💝
It's crow style the old way they follow each other's moves
And they never missed a step ! Awesome💖 Beautiful💖 Mesmerizing💖 Thank you 💖💖💖💖
Great song! I am homesick
Des grands peuples autochtones et fiers des plaines et montagnes! Je suis toujours très impressionner par les chants amérindiens, bien-sûr aussi du pow-wow! Un abonné de France.
you had me hypnotised there guys, that's some proud dancing !
This music always touches my heart I love it ♥️
Me encantan los Pow-Wow, son realmente emocionantes asistir a estos eventos!!!
(ᏩᏙ'wado) growing up in central Okla and still living in Northeast Oklahoma the traditional/straight dance is my absolute favorite ceremonial dance for 57 years....well until today Jan 17-24, the Apsaalooke Baatawéelissuua brought me to tears, i felt such pride,honor, humbleness and very blessed to witness this. I'm surprised I've never seen the Baatawéelissuua until now, growing for several years as a kid in the Cheyenne Arapaho culture and traveling to countless pow-wows and Sacred Ceremony...the Great Spirit knows the time for blessings. Again (ᏩᏙ,wado) thank you.
This is wonderful. Such grand heritage.
Some of THE most beautiful people in this world. :-)
Vwry good! Nice routine!!😁
Meraviglioso😍👏👏👏saluti dal nord Italia 🇮🇹
Love these mens' outfits. Its not over the top. Good song too!
Nice bustles!
I love to watch that.
Could watch and listen to it for hours.
That`s the indian in me...lol.
Beautiful dancing. Thank you for sharing this out.
That was the best synchronized dancing I've ever seen. perfectly in step with each other and the.beat of the Tom-Tom.
❤❤❤❤💯💯🎵🎵🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Awesome!
Спасибо Ютубу. Вы мне открыли это мир. Очень интересен этот аспект жизни коренных американцев. Извиняюсь за мою грубость в прошлом. Мне стыдно.
@CitizenOWorld я виноват. Потому и извинился. За свое хамство. Стыдно мне.
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Sain Bainuu! 💝😄😁
@@chinggiskhuree5748 да ладно вам. Захвалили. Вы меня вдохновляете на духовный подвиг.
I have just a drop or two of Cherokee and pleased about it. We have a picture of my great grandpa and his tipi. He was half or less. And I’m not sure Cherokee even used tipis but his face is obviously native.
Keep on dancing. It’s good for the earth.
Gracias por compartir sus festejos con el mundo, yo los disfruto mucho llevo sangre kikapu, vivo en Oaxaca México
I don't know what it is, but when I'm having an anxiety attack, hearing the drum soothes me and I calm down.
I'm not native but I do have native family (grandson and a cousin). And simply hearing the drum transports me away to someplace peaceful when I close my eyes.
It's a heart beat! Naturally soothing. This is of course my opinion. I was raised on a very small reservation. Have had drums and singing for my whole life. It's part of God, earth and sky. It does calm anxiety and tension. A'HO
@Bright Light Well, it's not only MY opinion. Most of us older Indigenous Native North Americans feel the same way. If you were really part of us you would understand. You choose to be rude. Not walk in harmony and beauty. Your choice. Too bad for you. Good thing for me is that your opinion mean's nothing to me!
@Sing Song You again! Your name is as bad as the other. I will deal with you again!
AWESOME JUST AWESOME
Thank you for sharing this video. I've never seen this ceremony before. It's beautiful...to say the least.
Its called Team Dancing originated from The Crow
Kiowa Crow ! 🤘🏽
They look so beautiful. If men can be beautiful. ...they are! 🥰🥰😜😂 but i just love how this makes me feel so happy! So proud to be native American. I could watch them for hours!
По этим танцам можно определить характер народа. Это воины. Поэтому их расстреливали даже безоружных. Боялись их. Зная, что их обманули, отобрав землю на "законных" , капиталистических основаниях.
I agree 100% with you. Dancing in this way is not as easy as people think! It takes dedication and hard work. I love my people too. I am Cherokee and Paiute. A'HO
Mw4
@@Busa-Girl75 When I was younger I danced every Powwow we went to. I wasn't the best but, it felt so good and magical at the same time. I made my own jingle dresses and was one of the best at that. Get involved in your local Powwows. Meet people and be part of it. Native's love to share and include non-natives. You would love it!
@@Busa-Girl75 Oh well, LOL I forget not everyone has Powwow's. If you ever get Stateside in the warmer month's, look up where the Powwow's are close to you. You will love it! And eat some fry bread! You will love that more. There is a wonderful Navajo lady on RUclips. It's called Navajo Grandma. She teaches some of their language and how to cook yummy Native food. Also about the Navajo people. A'HO 💚
G'day I am from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺🦘🐨🙂🤠 . I loved watching this. Very talented whoever made their traditional regalia. Must've taken hours to make them, such detail & the headpieces too. Wowwwww & the dancing was just amazing too. Well done all of them. Good job!🙂.
Some regalia that are fully beaded take a season or two to complete.
@@Bearwoman2024 does that mean like many weeks or months?
@@Bearwoman2024 P.S.. I love your name Marcella Bear. Very pretty 🙂
@@derickaelsley7059 it means a winter and spring
That was awesome! Thank you for sharing your culture with the You Tube audience! Respect.
5/13/2021: BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL on so man different levels. GOD bless you all. Watching & appreciating this from Hawaii.
Thanks to RUclips I can see you awesome dancers! Thank you for posting it - fabulous regalia!
What i liked was they were all young people so hopefully that will keep there culture alive into the future. Much respect from Wales
It would be awesome to be able to enjoy it in person! I love it!!
So awesome!!
Totally awesome!
BEAUTIFUL 💜💛💚💙❤
Si muy bello como se inclinan ante su amo.
Always looking forward to watching the native dance thanks ❤️
What beautiful colored outfits & music that is mesmerizing to listen to
I just wanna jump in this and dance with them their music is hypnotic and beautiful ,It cleanses my soul
Beautiful, I am so glad that there is still these people and they are carrying on the traditions. The world needs them!
The dancers are very spiritual...makes my spirit jump.
Greetings from Montreal, Canada. Beautiful!!
That was so neat!! ❤ it!
THESE DANCER, DRUMMERS AND SINGERS ARE SO BEAUTIFUL.
THANK OUR CREATOR THAT ALL THE NATIVE AMERICAN KEEP THEIR CULTURE, TRADITION, SONGS AND DANCES ALIVE
BLESSINGS TO ALL OF YOU 🌅💛
I can’t wait to go to a Pow Wow to watch the dancers !! So excited!! 🥰
Love seeing all the different groups on the dance ground.
Beautiful. TY
Love this song ! Really sounds similar to an old style Hungarian folk song :-)
Do you know what they were saying
@@steveboy7302 No - I was referring to the melody, not the words. I would like to know the words though if you know (in English).
Evet çok haklısınız çünkü Orta Asya Türk ve Moğol kökenli halkların biriside Hun Türklerindir. Onun için Macar halkı Hun Türkleri kökünden ve Kızılderililer mering boğazından geçerek amerikan kıtasına ulaşmış halktır ve sizinle yani bizlerle aynı yerden göç etmiş yani orta Asya dan
They are brilliant and relaxing to watch
Beautiful!!♥️
So beautiful
Love from Montagnard Jarai indigenous
WOW!!!!! JUST TO BEAUTIFUL!!!!🥰
I love the piercing tone of their voices. Does something to me!
Maravilloso, que grandes danzantes .
Native dances are so beautiful and interesting. Love them all ❤💋
it's 9.30pm Sunday night . flicking through utube . wish I had better speakers . I was a kid playing cowboy and Indian .. always love these people .
Don't ever stop dancing awesome
So beautiful and perfectly in synch. Thank you for this. 💝💝💝💝💝
I think shuffle dance was inspired from this.
I COULD ALSO WATCH THEM FOR HOURS, LOVE IT BEAUTIFUL DANCEING
All languages should be taught so they are never lost. Including all dancing ect...💜
Fantastic...
Perfect unison! Beautiful!
Love ! Makes me proud to be on this planet .Aho
Beautiful day to be Native....
Interesting. Cool clothes...
Hi from Northern Europe.
awesome greetings from the super ancient megalithic antidiluvian city of TIAHUANAKU BOLIVIA thanks for posting .
Ancestors...THANK YOU
Love this!💞💞💞🤩
Absolutely wonderful. .love it..and I love all of the beautiful costumes..Jxx 🌻💜🌼
Awesome, so beautiful, sacred n powerful!!! Thank you for sharing!🙂
PERFECTION in symbolisme 💚💜🌈
So beautiful and UNIQUE and Wise 💚
Woww 👍 greeting from Finland
All the colors of the rainbow moving to the heartbeat of life where the footsteps of the ancestors remain forever - connecting to our Mother Earth.
Wonderful performances