Hopi Deer 🦌 Dance Shungopovi

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  • @fabbiekagenveama200
    @fabbiekagenveama200 2 года назад +150

    I am thankful for having all the people watching this dance. My older brother, my Vava, Steven, sponsored this dance; and I am very appreciative of what he has done for everyone, and for all families.

    • @MrKmoconne
      @MrKmoconne 2 года назад +6

      Is this your brother's home? Thank you for posting the video. I really enjoyed it.

    • @clarefoskett9959
      @clarefoskett9959 Год назад +6

      So beautiful.

    • @tmoney3457
      @tmoney3457 Год назад +3

      Thank you

    • @clarefoskett9959
      @clarefoskett9959 Год назад +2

      I love this so much.

    • @arthursmall1125
      @arthursmall1125 Год назад

      Is there any way to come to a deer dance in the future?

  • @Hey_its_Koda
    @Hey_its_Koda 2 года назад +54

    Reminds me of the dances in Laguna Pueblo. My brother and I would go to the plaza and sit on the wall to watch the Deer dances. Smell cedar and pinon burning from the homes and fresh oven bread and red chile stew. It be a cold day hearing the drums and singers. Miss those days.

    • @nativestyle26
      @nativestyle26 Год назад +6

      Laguna Pueblo here. My bother and I did the same!!! I miss him so much. Thank you for this comment.

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +7

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

  • @diannaduwyenie6227
    @diannaduwyenie6227 8 месяцев назад +9

    My father used to take us kids when we were young children to theses home dance. Im glad we k ew our culture from the Hopi side. I miss my father so much. But theses memories will always stay in my heart ❤ Thnk you Dad for everything 🙏

  • @shroulote9029
    @shroulote9029 4 месяца назад +10

    Helps my daughter sleep - don't have to call my brothers to put her to sleep! Im from LAGUNA and it's like were back on the cold mornings, wood stoves going. Nothing beats the village smell! Only the real ones know! ♥️♥️

    • @kenzibowekaty1566
      @kenzibowekaty1566 4 месяца назад +1

      Same here with my son. Zuni❤️ blessings to all my Pueblo relatives

  • @Westgrovephoto
    @Westgrovephoto Год назад +32

    Let the grandfather bless Hopi nation! Also your songs heard long and loud. Greetings from brothers and sisters from the distance. We are singing and praying with you.

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +5

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

  • @virginiavielmas703
    @virginiavielmas703 Год назад +15

    Beautiful traditional deer dance I am hopi and Havasupi but raised in Los Angeles I love being indigenous I love my grandparents I love my momma ...I am hopi forever ❤

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +5

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

    • @jeremybojorquez2145
      @jeremybojorquez2145 Год назад +1

      What up Los Angeles ✊🏼

    • @desireecassadore1367
      @desireecassadore1367 9 месяцев назад +1

      Can you explain what this dance means?

  • @kimberlydeeney5652
    @kimberlydeeney5652 Год назад +26

    Thank you for sharing something so sacred with us. This is so beautifully orchestrated and powerful. Wonderful to see the children connected to the ancestors ways. Blessings to the Hopi with positive vibrations sent.

  • @rhiaray8002
    @rhiaray8002 Год назад +10

    I miss being home!! Thanks to this pandemic, we haven't been able to visit for the last 3 years . . . beautiful blessings w/song and dance . . . makes my heart happy!! Askwalii!!!!!

  • @jrlaz0001
    @jrlaz0001 Год назад +23

    Very cool to see! We Mexicans revere the Yaqui version of the deer dance. It’s a symbol of the Mexican state of Sonora which of course borders Arizona. The connection through the southwests people’s is real. Also fascinating is possibility that Aztec tribes (The Nahuas) where at some point connected with the Hopi if not their direct descendants. Aztec codices depict the Hopi nation and talk about how the snake tribe separated from the Hopi at one point going south. Our connectivity is bigger than we know! Much respect!

    • @thickbrianq
      @thickbrianq Год назад +4

      The Aztec are not a part of the Pueblo peoples and never has been. The Pueblo predate the aztec.

    • @thesuperparrot
      @thesuperparrot Год назад +2

      I think they’re talking about Mesoamerican tribes traveling north to trade and build relationships with ancestral Puebloans

    • @funkmonster
      @funkmonster 10 месяцев назад

      @@thickbrianqyou’re pretty ignorant. Hopi speak a dialect of Uto-Aztecsn language. Their language is similar to Nahuatl. Learn history before you shoot your uneducated mouth off.

    • @cafenightster4548
      @cafenightster4548 8 месяцев назад +1

      As a Hopi/Navajo always considered Mexicans as close cousins. You're just natives with Spanish blood mixed in.

    • @j03y85
      @j03y85 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@cafenightster4548yep but Keres languages are not Uto-Aztecan

  • @virgoepjr7072
    @virgoepjr7072 2 года назад +26

    Beautiful. Sacred. Thank you for sharing a glimpse with outside World. Blessings to Hopi. And the World.

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +5

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

  • @barrycheshewalla7761
    @barrycheshewalla7761 Год назад +9

    I'm from the Osage Nation of Oklahoma Deer Clan people I'm so appreciative of you sharing this. Made me emotional

  • @hildakane9600
    @hildakane9600 2 года назад +28

    I have just seen this video, it's absolutely beautiful 😍 keep the tradition going. All my love and respect to you all from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤. Thank you for sharing this

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +6

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

  • @myronami4833
    @myronami4833 Месяц назад +1

    I’m not going to lie to anybody but I have been in Hopi 47 times and I am very happy to be there for the dances I love it when people sing their songs.

  • @jsmith3980
    @jsmith3980 2 года назад +19

    So sacred and beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. I was on Hopi lands 30 years ago and a kind Hopi girl chatted to us and showed us a mesa. Greetings from the UK.

  • @seriousmindedness
    @seriousmindedness Год назад +7

    I love this thanks for sharing we are all one nation god bless you all much love n respect your songs we’re beautiful and made me cry in a good way thank A’ho 💯🙏🏽💋

  • @mothermetal4056
    @mothermetal4056 2 года назад +17

    I danced with you. So beautiful. Thank you for sharing. It brings so much strength and beauty. A"HO my brothers and sisters. We are a strong people standing together as one.

  • @alporter100
    @alporter100 2 месяца назад +1

    I was blessed to Walpi, Shungopavi, Polacca, and travel to Isleta to attend the eagle dances with my Bops and my Qaaca' when I was a kid. I'm from Idaho so the culture was different then Nimiipuu back home, but I enjoyed every moment with my Grandpa and Grandma Mahle!

  • @brianzuniga5383
    @brianzuniga5383 2 года назад +36

    This is beautiful it gives me strength in the struggles of decolonization 😢 you have lifted my spirits

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +5

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

    • @blacksnapper7684
      @blacksnapper7684 Год назад +3

      Consider your people lucky because some of your neighboring tribes wouldn’t have even allowed you this had they been giving the chance....

  • @stephaniechaney4584
    @stephaniechaney4584 Год назад +13

    What an amazing opportunity for the children of the Hopi people to know the songs, dances, and the beautiful stories of their ancestors. That's one thing I wished I could have known with my tribe, I can not even speak the Chickasaw language. Everything was taken away from my father language, songs, dance everything, once he was placed in the boarding school. Thank you for the amazing Deer dance.

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +5

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

  • @jasminebegay4832
    @jasminebegay4832 2 года назад +74

    I am full Diné (Navajo), I've always been fascinated with other tribes. How different and similar our traditions are in many ways.

    • @hoboboatman
      @hoboboatman Год назад +12

      They are similar because Navajo took a lot of tradition from us Pueblos when you moved down from the north.

    • @kalanimoeai584
      @kalanimoeai584 Год назад

      @@hoboboatman nice try

    • @Flockseahawks123
      @Flockseahawks123 Год назад

      I am Navajo and pueblo but i know more about pueblo culture but I would love to see a diné dance

    • @Flockseahawks123
      @Flockseahawks123 Год назад

      @@hoboboatman bruh Navajo already were in southwest and they helped the pueblo from the span

    • @hoboboatman
      @hoboboatman Год назад +7

      @@Flockseahawks123 dawg what? who gave you that history? navajos and apaches didnt come down to our lands until around the spanish came. and they hardly “helped” our villages lol

  • @jamieweinhauer6302
    @jamieweinhauer6302 2 года назад +29

    These songs/sounds take me back to the dances in the village in moencopi. Brings back cherished memories. Thanks for sharing 🙏♥️

    • @AdrianoMendoza203
      @AdrianoMendoza203 Год назад +2

      that is my village

    • @jamieweinhauer2577
      @jamieweinhauer2577 Год назад

      Hey Adriano good to meet you. If you speak Hopi or know someone who does, if you’re able please remind me how to say these two names in Hopi? Looking for flowers and Winter Morning Flower

    • @AdrianoMendoza203
      @AdrianoMendoza203 8 месяцев назад

      @@jamieweinhauer2577 I speak Hopi but those can be spoken very many ways depends on girl or boy, and many different placement of words

  • @dh4367
    @dh4367 2 года назад +13

    Thank you for sharing such a beautiful culture. God bless our native people.

  • @reneesekakuku7932
    @reneesekakuku7932 Год назад +8

    These are rllly nice songs different from the ones that my step dad have sang to me and my little brother nd its nice to see our villages are finally opening up and letting us dance again

  • @debrathill608
    @debrathill608 2 года назад +15

    Thank you for sharing your ceremony. I am Potawatomi
    😌🌴🔥

  • @alilruthlessify
    @alilruthlessify 2 года назад +11

    Beautiful and amazing. Very different to the Deer dance of the Yaci we have back home in Sonora, Mexico.

  • @uptonethelbahjr.4370
    @uptonethelbahjr.4370 Год назад +5

    Kunda waha. I participated in this dance for 20 years at Kha’po Owingeh! Love your songs!

  • @raphaelitaduckett4148
    @raphaelitaduckett4148 Год назад +2

    Bas duweta!!!Esquali! 👍I miss home .Hopi, Ohkay Owingeh, Cherokee this lifts my spirit MY heart ♥ is full I'm so proud.Esquali!

  • @lindesylittlechief9056
    @lindesylittlechief9056 2 года назад +8

    I love the song and dance love and respect from a nakota Indian from Ocean Man First Nation Saskatchewan Canada

  • @ronduff4325
    @ronduff4325 Год назад +7

    I've never seen this before . I love it ! Thank you for sharing.

  • @deniseantone2942
    @deniseantone2942 2 года назад +24

    This takes me back to hotevilla I need to go out home it's been awhile. I need to teach my kids the old ways. Never forget where u come from

  • @vickiherr8271
    @vickiherr8271 2 года назад +11

    I never comment but I had to this time. It was absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this.

  • @juliesankey8142
    @juliesankey8142 Год назад +7

    This is very calming and soothing but exciting also thank you so much for sharing with the world. We have so much to learn.

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +5

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

  • @jeffhartson9203
    @jeffhartson9203 2 года назад +10

    absolutely marvelous dancing. Such a peaceful time . Each time I watch a pow-wow I am blessed by the dancing and watching the little ones growing up to carry on the traditions

  • @natlock7592
    @natlock7592 Год назад +3

    Oh noo the Deer 🦌 Lady .... 😂.. Beautiful gathering Halito ka de Choctaw🥿🥿

  • @RogerThunderhandsGilbert
    @RogerThunderhandsGilbert 2 года назад +14

    Keep the old ways as Maasaw instructed! Purification is near!

    • @iohahiiodelisle6981
      @iohahiiodelisle6981 2 года назад +1

      It's rate in front of us, take our hand once again brother....

    • @RogerThunderhandsGilbert
      @RogerThunderhandsGilbert 2 года назад +1

      @@iohahiiodelisle6981 My hand is your hand, your hand is my hand! Blessings!

  • @richardschneider4775
    @richardschneider4775 6 месяцев назад +1

    A great cultural event.
    All the wonderful aspects of Hopi culture in a dance to preserve the old knowledge language identity.
    This is more value than all the lip service you get from" brands "being nice to Native American Tribal leaders now.

  • @TraphouseTCG
    @TraphouseTCG Год назад +9

    What a privilege it would be to share a meal at this house

  • @soniaa.9518
    @soniaa.9518 2 года назад +9

    Absolutely beautiful dancing!!

  • @andrewp.schubert2417
    @andrewp.schubert2417 Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing this Hopi deer dance video. It was awesome.

  • @victortsinnijinnie4912
    @victortsinnijinnie4912 2 года назад +14

    I can smell the pine as I’m working this evening and got me relax by the song. Thank you for sharing

  • @josenader1594
    @josenader1594 6 месяцев назад +1

    Amazimg dance and singing! It put me goose flesh.
    I love this although I do not underestand.
    Thank you very much to the Hopi nation! Greetings from Argentina

    • @LouShadow-pj9ug
      @LouShadow-pj9ug 4 месяца назад +1

      It is the beat of the heart. If you felt it there, you understand. ❤

  • @junebugchavez6557
    @junebugchavez6557 2 года назад +36

    I appreciate it really means so much to me 😇😥 respect Indigenous People ✊🏽

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +5

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

  • @ryanmanygoats4455
    @ryanmanygoats4455 Год назад +3

    nice my bros are hopi love their dances native pride we are all one tribe imo

  • @CC-dx9rz
    @CC-dx9rz 10 месяцев назад +1

    Magnifique. Merci mes freres et soeurs pour cet honneur à notre mère la terre. Tout mon amour

  • @mrs.jasonmiller4763
    @mrs.jasonmiller4763 Год назад +3

    Truly enjoyed this video
    Thank you for sharing
    Hello and blessing from Nez Perce Country👍❤

  • @KaleNez-di4sl
    @KaleNez-di4sl 8 месяцев назад +1

    Kwakwai .. Always good to hear drum beats an singers get into tune.

  • @Gutterwater17
    @Gutterwater17 Год назад +1

    I can't wait to visit Palacca again to see my family again. Every visit, I never want to leave. It's my dream to be back with my people

    • @LouShadow-pj9ug
      @LouShadow-pj9ug 4 месяца назад +1

      Yes. We will all come home eventually. If it's in your heart, it will happen.

  • @ivanseguin5393
    @ivanseguin5393 2 года назад +5

    So spiritually beautiful...x3 a pinecone tree SEE WEE .This spirit could RAISE THE SUN!!!

  • @amandahough7994
    @amandahough7994 Год назад +2

    Absolutely a beautiful ceremony, with today's high tec. You are able to share with us. Thankyou

  • @loveispatientloveiskind2205
    @loveispatientloveiskind2205 Год назад +5

    I'm wondering about when they were learning the whole dance, so that they are in sync...
    My guess is the Deer exists plentiful, because of these manifestations...blessings

  • @JacobCarlson-uq1my
    @JacobCarlson-uq1my 7 месяцев назад +1

    When I was four in the 70s I sat on a roof on one of those villages starting with an s.
    It was a snake dance.
    My mom took me there& and there a pretty amazing story.
    In the 80s I lived in keams for a short time then to Jeddito.
    I have fond memories of going to school with Hopi & Navajo friends.
    I don't know how this came to this phone but Thankyou ❤

  • @beckyd712
    @beckyd712 2 года назад +9

    So beautiful. Thank you. Blessed Be and Stay Well!

  • @thealaskapirate
    @thealaskapirate Год назад +3

    Greetings from Alaska! This is Amazing thanks for Sharing!

  • @elborko6821
    @elborko6821 2 года назад +11

    I will always be grateful to the Hopi who took me in to the tribe after they found that my family are Yaqui

  • @josephdawes7926
    @josephdawes7926 Год назад

    Kwa Kwa! My beautiful Hopi songs. I miss out home! Munqupi

  • @dereklong2847
    @dereklong2847 Год назад +2

    Variations of the deer dance have been celebrated from Arizona to Guatemala such a beautiful indication of ancient connections most certainly these people shared spiritual knowledge and exotic goods from their respective homelands.

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +4

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +4

      @DerekLong&Short , Also Alps Austria not Australia & Germany

  • @kathysmith5615
    @kathysmith5615 2 года назад +3

    Never seen anything like this..so beautiful!

  • @wakiyanchunte8052
    @wakiyanchunte8052 2 года назад +7

    fun fact for my white relatives. Irish people were tribal people just like us indigenous. everything they did was to honor the tree of life. hau hecetu 🙌

    • @hailoweenhailoween5264
      @hailoweenhailoween5264 Год назад

      I believe the Irish came from the tribal Celtic people. Celts and Natives had similarities. If you read history of the Irish, their history mirrors Natives very closely. From being colonized by the British, the catholic church trying to rid both people of their culture, language, names. Even Irish kids were taken by their parents and forced into boarding schools where they were treated brutally, just like what the Natives went through.

  • @bradencharley8125
    @bradencharley8125 Год назад +5

    Theirs a Boy/Girls Group in Texas, I seen at a convention that was copying these dance… the “white” guy leading it apparently told the crowd he’s been to the pueblos and was granted access to dances on RUclips, the group was buying artifacts and had the students wearing them, I grew with elders saying “Be careful, don’t try to do things you understand because you’ll make your self sick…”

  • @Bridgeknapek
    @Bridgeknapek 2 года назад +3

    Thanks for posting this, blessings to you and yours

  • @claudiajay8291
    @claudiajay8291 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing this dance! ❤ I never knew deer could dance so well!

  • @steveb1437
    @steveb1437 2 года назад +6

    Isss uhnii pas lomahinta! Kwa'kwai

    • @suenatewa7472
      @suenatewa7472 2 года назад +2

      Hey There, How are you doing? I sure am enjoying this. I sure miss home so much.

  • @jeanellematthews5177
    @jeanellematthews5177 2 года назад +3

    That was beautiful. Thank you. ❤️

  • @seventhfirestephanie8740
    @seventhfirestephanie8740 2 года назад +1

    Anishinaabe here. Love and respect to my fellow Natives.

    • @hailoweenhailoween5264
      @hailoweenhailoween5264 Год назад

      Love and Respect to the Anishinaabe. Love and Respect to all Natives as well.

  • @cr625
    @cr625 2 года назад +4

    Love Hopi, I'm with You❤️❤️❤️❤️✨

  • @marybarraza
    @marybarraza Год назад +3

    All of these dances remind of my beautiful grandmother who was around me for a very long time and brought me up in my traditional music and knowing that are tribe are very good people I am hoping and I love hearing the drums and dancers

  • @mirianflores274
    @mirianflores274 Год назад

    Mis respeto y agradecimiento por dejarme ver su bella cultura , es un pueblo Valente por eso Pahana los ama.

  • @andrewtso756
    @andrewtso756 Год назад +1

    Watching these dances makes me miss being back in Isleta

  • @karensmith6180
    @karensmith6180 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing. I am trying to learn the meaning of the dance and songs. I love ❤️ it all and believe of everyone the Native American should be treated with the highest respect and support.

  • @alvarozarate5864
    @alvarozarate5864 2 года назад +2

    i felt that in my heart, thanks for sharing

  • @konaswift2762
    @konaswift2762 2 года назад +7

    Beautiful ceremony.. 🙏💞

  • @terencecee.907
    @terencecee.907 2 года назад +5

    They sound like old Laguna Pueblo songs.

  • @alaskansonthefly2737
    @alaskansonthefly2737 2 года назад

    Pretty Darn Cool! Hello From Alaska

  • @cahtshiri
    @cahtshiri 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for allowing us to watch.

  • @robindosela9140
    @robindosela9140 2 года назад +4

    This is super cool I've never seen anything like this it's not like my culture type of but the crown dancers remind me of this but this is super cool thank u for sharing

    • @robindosela9140
      @robindosela9140 2 года назад

      Sorry for comparing my culture with your culture love how they look and love how they sing

    • @juanitatsoi7366
      @juanitatsoi7366 Год назад

      @@robindosela9140 p.m. TV V

  • @joegarcia2969
    @joegarcia2969 2 года назад +8

    its cause the spirit needs to live, let those who have forgotten, hear and see this, to remember it again...join others in song and dance.
    if not out loud or in motion, in that true spirit that brings us together, help teach those young ones.

  • @shermanadson6797
    @shermanadson6797 8 месяцев назад +1

    ❤❤❤ Awesome I'm from munqupi. Hopi.

  • @user-pe2lw1ze8i
    @user-pe2lw1ze8i Год назад

    Hi from near pico Blanco, Big Sur ca. I appreciate this

  • @darlenespegal4223
    @darlenespegal4223 2 года назад +1

    Nizhoniful...thanks for showing.

  • @user-gu2de2ei5q
    @user-gu2de2ei5q 2 года назад +3

    ВОЛШЕБСТВО!

    • @massudddecat7449
      @massudddecat7449 Год назад +4

      @Möe , Mr. H. WuffenStein , Disney W.Blocavich MakeUp ist Магия Magick Russian German Vice Versa jYa Da Nein YoDa

  • @emilyarchuleta85
    @emilyarchuleta85 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing my great grandpa would have loved it he was from second mesa

  • @ernestinepino4403
    @ernestinepino4403 Год назад

    I love this dance!!!

  • @myronami4833
    @myronami4833 Месяц назад

    I’m thankful for the good blessings that Hopi has for the world and thank you for that compliment I appreciate it I love to sing In the morning and night so the world can be blessed with good spirits not bad spirits I wish all of you have happy days and happy birthdays also have all of you bin to Hopi?

  • @AtaYolunda
    @AtaYolunda 7 месяцев назад +1

    I'm making a documentary about the Stag Dance. If these photos and videos belong to you, can I use them in my documentary? Greetings from turkey.

  • @hannalipka3282
    @hannalipka3282 Год назад +1

    Thank you and keep doing this!

  • @jamesjimerson4711
    @jamesjimerson4711 Год назад

    Got a question?? How does one get to see this in person? Good cultural exchange fom the longhouse people in New York. Keep it goin for the next generations

  • @edenoleidy
    @edenoleidy Год назад +1

    que bueno que no han perdido sus raices, bella y sabia cultura , SALUDOS DESDE VENEZUELA mis respetos

    • @demossadderodentia6948
      @demossadderodentia6948 Год назад +3

      Raised by Hoppi People Relatives younger youngest of Mother's Sisters Brothers called Me the Little German HopperMazi , Grew to be 6 ft BlondeDish Over them , Better LooKing Vader Unser Than Hoppies' Stars Wars as Natilie Say My U've Grown , Thunderous noise Beginning As I walk with Cane Down Straight Path Of HoppieWay Nation , no Sidewalks in Fort Bend Where Fractured Ankle if Had Walking Hiking Cane or Stick Moses in Rocks Stabilize would not have Fallen and Hunting Boots Too Be Alert of Enemy , No Sidewalks in County to Harass Harm poor Hoppie People That Have To Walk Way Of The Land Hopie Nation People Way Of Life Do To Make Their Way Uncomfortable and Harsh Cruel To Hoppie People Rrrr Their Thunderous Representative I Arrive At The Beginning Thunderous Sounding Drums

  • @TerrenceCalnimptewa
    @TerrenceCalnimptewa 6 месяцев назад

    Absolutely awesome 👍

  • @D2uned
    @D2uned Год назад

    Stunned!

  • @myronami4833
    @myronami4833 Год назад +1

    Thank you for your songs love god bless you and your eyes and kind of Jesus Christ and the god goodness I love you for your songs

  • @camotym4920
    @camotym4920 Год назад

    Beautiful home💓

  • @elgrifolorian
    @elgrifolorian Год назад

    Tiwa brother here, beautiful song.

  • @haritchie3460
    @haritchie3460 7 месяцев назад

    As for having a teacher ,
    to understand different languages with God's mercy
    Try to understand mercy
    I was given
    Sunrise, was Deer hunting
    I can give deep thoughts
    Speak for myself.
    Blessing , this word has different meanings to others.
    Received blessing,
    Many times, not say a word to any man or woman
    Received great blessing on a personal experience to know as asking a Father yes he listened. This dance to me personal by each one there need for others not asking for gain.. As one to feed his family, others to share.. away to give thanks to those animals to give their lives their ways is guided .
    Being grateful for its life. the dance of the deer.
    As to give respect ..
    Give thought to whom they are asking .I listen to, very grateful people deep and so personal.
    If I said thing out of line
    Not said hurtful..
    On that cold morning
    Sun light its warmth
    Touching the very tops of the trees, the frozen top pops and cracks as the sun slowly
    Came up. The sound was moving could follow as it movement . The warmth touches the earth
    Without God's helping me to understand
    His blessings, an mercy

  • @ColorShowWonderlamp
    @ColorShowWonderlamp 8 месяцев назад

    Interessante Kultur. ❤ Grüße aus Deutschland

  • @user-bx4zu2fi5g
    @user-bx4zu2fi5g 11 месяцев назад +1

    I’m just a visitor on this earth waiting to be with my boy besides there the real Americans

  • @felishianavajo
    @felishianavajo 2 года назад

    Very interesting; thanks for sharing ✊🏽❤️

  • @myronami4833
    @myronami4833 Год назад +1

    I love singing to you and your family and kind of Jesus Christ and it is so much fun to be with us and kind ❤️❤️ to be with you for your songs love micca

  • @bituquinnabituquitan5686
    @bituquinnabituquitan5686 2 года назад +6

    Good medicine.

  • @inesborstel5592
    @inesborstel5592 Год назад

    THANK YOU FOR SHARING!! ✨️✨️✨️✨️

  • @stephendallas8040
    @stephendallas8040 2 года назад +9

    Are they dancing for the pahan holiday ? (New Years). If so they should stop. Seems like a new trend. Also Treat it like the katsinam and stop posting, protect it.

    • @elishevacapobianco-s4731
      @elishevacapobianco-s4731 2 года назад +3

      Exactly! Traditionally the Hopi dances are only to be filmed by other Hopi family members and are not to be shared as they are here on youtube. My husband is Hopi, our daughter half and even when she dances only family are allowed to film. Any films or photos are not to be widely shared as they are here. As he stated, many *true* Hopi traditions are no longer respected and followed. Many traditional elders disapprove of how the young ones do as they wish despite what is traditionally accepted and permitted.

    • @CuteBoy-wk3vp
      @CuteBoy-wk3vp 2 года назад +1

      @@elishevacapobianco-s4731 But other people that are not native we can share our culture to them it's not going to harm anyone they just want to see how our culture works some might have different stuff

    • @paulrollins2461
      @paulrollins2461 2 года назад +1

      Some hopi share culture, others don't and not every Hopi agrees about culture or their own prophecy. I have friends on Hopi land, Jamie T the Double Snake warrior, the flowering Yucca Top is my friend, I've cleaned up trash, given seeds and earth to the Tuts permaculture program, cleaned out water holes, eaten the leftover popcorn from your dance ceremony.