I am half Navajo. What I would have given to have grown up on a Rez, and learned the real way of life, the language and the entire culture that is genetically mine. I feel so ashamed not knowing much about it. It's so hard at 34 to learn the language..wish mom had told me when I was younger. This is absolutely divine.
this is the sound of deep nature ! message to all Native American people: keep your tradition and keep your faith , you have the past write with blood, but your future are write with glory -your friend from serbia
I can only say... that those peopel really have a strong connection to earth and maybe even to the ghosts and spirits of this world.. i really respect this peopel.. may there culture never fade into black!
Happy and thankfull to wittness the celebration of all life is passing on to the young generation in the ancient tradition of the hoop dance song wich I wittnessed live in Rotterdam by the american native dance group,peace and love send to all Brothers and sisters as we dance and stand together as One Unity nation of people Roy van Zadel (Roy4All-Life) in the netherlands 🤗❤✌
Realmente é emocionante ver esses jovens dnaçando com vigor habilidade e alegria com uma canção tão revitalizante, parabéns... que maravilha a cultura ancestral!
Our culture is finaly learning to respect the values and traditions such cermony represents to look past our narrow view of the world now if we would only listen to what we have been warned about for generations the world would be a better place .thankfully many now are.
That was awesome! I just figured 'hoop dance' would be another kind of dance when I clicked the link. I was watching bear dances and stuff and saw this in the 'suggestions' bar on the right, so I just kinda expected this to be guys dancing in a circle or something. Hehe These guys are absolutely amazing! :)
Thnak you very much for sharing this amazing video i really appreciate the cultures,traditions and values of the Navajo tribes.hope visit your place in the near furure i want to watch these dance in actual.i feel so holy while watching this clip video.
never of same tribe, many similarities and related through culture and language however an apache speaking apachean and a Navajo speaking Navajo would have a very difficult time carrying a conversation.
I want share a video of our Feather Dance, from Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca.Mexico.Once upo a time we called this continent Anahuac and the people who lived here called themselves Anahuacas, we all share the same Ideology and Philosophy, we are brothers and there will be a time when we all can gather togheter and dance again for the Good of Mother Earth
OK, now I have to admit I am impressed with that. When the Olympics roll around in August, you will see rhythmic gymnasts doing some of the same single-hoop moves. I can't help but wonder if this traditional Navajo dance might has inspired some moves, or if they were arrived at independently. Of course, using so many hoops takes it to a whole different level.
Hey that looks like Fun ! and such, is the ultimate purpose of life. it is time we retread our steps back from whence we came, time to reclaim that which has been lost within the hearts of so many. Aho !
This is just my silly opinion but the dances I've seen from Din'e (or Navajo) seem to be some of the most powerful with some of the best rhythms and melodies.
I am not a History Professor. But my Parents teached respect in front of other Cultures and people @ SailorBarsoom: Do not judge about things you have not done, or gone through yourselve yet. You would not be happy, if I would go such ignorant against your culture or live. Don't Quarrel....RESPECT. @kamedience I say thank you for posting this film and the music. I do not want to get more discussions because our history is full of non respect and misunderstanding.
If anyone knows where in the USA I could travel to this summer to be instructed in this magnificent dance, please contact me! I live in Oregon and am a Modoc hula-hooper. I want to continue my exploration of the medicine wheel. Peace.
his bell fell of thats a sign i was tought if any of your outfit fell of that u would have to pay an elder everthing you have or give him your outfit just to pick it up and you cant touch it or nothing will go right in your life
@chaipasquoi How true your word s. Six million Jews were killed by Nazis, but how many tribal peoples died in this country due to European invasion thru the years? You mention uranium exploitation,just one terrible way to die slowly. The Native miners took radio-active uranium dust home on their work-clothes and exposed their families also. Is'nt the rez system a form of concentration camp without walls? My aunts and uncles were not proud of their Lakota blood, more's the pity.
I'm sorry I just think you can't improve on NA culture. Sorry I'm only one quarter but we lived in the woods when I was young to age 15 and I miss it. Paradise was never so good.
That is my brother in this video!!! Thank you so much for sharing this!
I'm so sorry for your loss brother. MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT WELCOME HIM INTO HIS KINGDOM OF LOVE, PEACE, AND HARMONY
I am half Navajo. What I would have given to have grown up on a Rez, and learned the real way of life, the language and the entire culture that is genetically mine. I feel so ashamed not knowing much about it. It's so hard at 34 to learn the language..wish mom had told me when I was younger. This is absolutely divine.
You can still learn!
That's amazing. You can feel the power in their dance and the music. Anyone who sees this and isn't spirituality lifted is made of stone.
this is the sound of deep nature !
message to all Native American people: keep your tradition and keep your faith , you have the past write with blood, but your future are write with glory
-your friend from serbia
I can only say... that those peopel really have a strong connection to earth and maybe even to the ghosts and spirits of this world.. i really respect this peopel.. may there culture never fade into black!
This is all the ancestors could really ask for, for the young ones to keep the culture alive. And preserve the spirit of the great nation.
I remember seeing hoop dancers when i was about 8 years old, they're still pretty impressive to watch.
Kudos to these duo you represents your tribes brilliantly with unique and amazing dance.
I love the Navajo Nation! My adopted native american grandma is Navajo. And i love her lots!
Happy and thankfull to wittness the celebration of all life is passing on to the young generation
in the ancient tradition of the hoop dance song wich I wittnessed live in Rotterdam by the american native dance group,peace and love send to all Brothers and sisters as we dance and stand together as One Unity nation of people Roy van Zadel (Roy4All-Life) in the netherlands 🤗❤✌
Such a beautiful dance, and such beautiful people.
Realmente é emocionante ver esses jovens dnaçando com vigor habilidade e alegria com uma canção tão revitalizante, parabéns... que maravilha a cultura ancestral!
Our culture is finaly learning to respect the values and traditions such cermony represents to look past our narrow view of the world now if we would only listen to what we have been warned about for generations the world would be a better place .thankfully many now are.
My absolutely favorite dance 🥰👍🏼🥰👍🏼🥰😢🥰👍🏼🥰👍🏼🥰
they did an a amazing job!!! just watching them made me short of breath!!
That was awesome!
I just figured 'hoop dance' would be another kind of dance when I clicked the link. I was watching bear dances and stuff and saw this in the 'suggestions' bar on the right, so I just kinda expected this to be guys dancing in a circle or something. Hehe
These guys are absolutely amazing! :)
wow, i really like they are fully enjoying themselves and they're faces show it =), right on!
the hoop action is great! totally love it!
Thnak you very much for sharing this amazing video i really appreciate the cultures,traditions and values of the Navajo tribes.hope visit your place in the near furure i want to watch these dance in actual.i feel so holy while watching this clip video.
The Apache and Navajo's were once of the same tribe, still speak the same language and still interact together. Lovely hoop dance, nizohni
never of same tribe, many similarities and related through culture and language however an apache speaking apachean and a Navajo speaking Navajo would have a very difficult time carrying a conversation.
I want share a video of our Feather Dance, from Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca.Mexico.Once upo a time we called this continent Anahuac and the people who lived here called themselves Anahuacas, we all share the same Ideology and Philosophy, we are brothers and there will be a time when we all can gather togheter and dance again for the Good of Mother Earth
Aztecs .Navajo .mayas. Cherokee . real culture all america before the invasion
There is no such thing as imaginary culture, it's all real. Some cultures just happen to be more greedy an destructive.
I love this
Amazing. I love everything about this; music,song and wonderful dance.
OK, now I have to admit I am impressed with that. When the Olympics roll around in August, you will see rhythmic gymnasts doing some of the same single-hoop moves. I can't help but wonder if this traditional Navajo dance might has inspired some moves, or if they were arrived at independently.
Of course, using so many hoops takes it to a whole different level.
Thank you for sharing this with us
Hey that looks like Fun ! and such, is the ultimate purpose of life. it is time we retread our steps back from whence we came, time to reclaim that which has been lost within the hearts of so many. Aho !
AMAZING+BEAUTY+FULL
Holy shit, this is a gem
This young as contagious rhythm
great!
INCREDIBLE...wow...
nice great way of dancing and performing it!!
these dudes have skills, y'all.
Bravo!...Awesome!!...
thumbs up for Natives we rock : D
Amazing!
and apache all my respect for this peoples
Amazing !!!!!!
Sincerely yours Amselhupfer. Nice & fine & fun
Omfg this is amazing!!!!!
absolutely amazing im going 2 get my hoops
Awesomeness!
This is just my silly opinion but the dances I've seen from Din'e (or Navajo) seem to be some of the most powerful with some of the best rhythms and melodies.
Respect voor dit volk
I am not a History Professor. But my Parents teached respect in front
of other Cultures and people
@ SailorBarsoom:
Do not judge about things you have not done, or gone through yourselve yet.
You would not be happy, if I would go such ignorant against your culture
or live. Don't Quarrel....RESPECT.
@kamedience
I say thank you for posting this film and the music.
I do not want to get more discussions because our history is full of
non respect and misunderstanding.
Bravo!!!
that was phukin tight!!
If anyone knows where in the USA I could travel to this summer to be instructed in this magnificent dance, please contact me! I live in Oregon and am a Modoc hula-hooper. I want to continue my exploration of the medicine wheel. Peace.
Very Impressive
@Annie10k ya, i would like to travel and see old nations of nature too. to become a student would be extreme :)
nice!!
who the fuck would dislike this
Julio Yazzie says to me lamebrainmen owes him some money he gave him at Gallup some months ago. Money is gone, so is lamebrainman. Too bad.
fuckin sick as fuck... how old are these dudes...
they slayed it to the max tords the end!!!!
FUCK YEAH!!!!!!
there hot feet lol....
his bell fell of thats a sign i was tought if any of your outfit fell of that u would have to pay an elder everthing you have or give him your outfit just to pick it up and you cant touch it or nothing will go right in your life
Nodout howl Aho
@CTCADietclerk someone by the name og God said that there is a beginning and an end but thats just me
Din'e pride off the Rez
ok
do chiese people have churches????
Aho
@ElCid48 ntp?
9 people don't know how to do the hula hoop dance
Sacred Geometry
@chaipasquoi How true your word s. Six million Jews were killed by Nazis, but how many tribal peoples died in this country due to European invasion thru the years? You mention uranium exploitation,just one terrible way to die slowly. The Native miners took radio-active uranium dust home on their work-clothes and exposed their families also. Is'nt the rez system a form of concentration camp without walls? My aunts and uncles were not proud of their Lakota blood, more's the pity.
I'm sorry I just think you can't improve on NA culture. Sorry I'm only one quarter but we lived in the woods when I was young to age 15 and I miss it. Paradise was never so good.
@JesusH1mself A white person