❤Thank you this brought tears to my eyes to see that it is obviously cold and wet and the dancers are performing a prayer for the world is incredibly selfless and generous. May we all learn to be the same.
This is why I'm proud to be part Hopi....through all sorts of weather they continue to dance with nature. My dad is from Mongshongonvi, I live here in Kewa (Santo Domingo Pueblo). Hopi is my heart and prayers.
@Jah.... Thank You! That means alot to me. I make embroidery laces for men's and women's clothes...do you have gmail? I have this ipad and only way I can communicate is through gmail.
I see this dance 🥰 I see the dancers and the audience, well I don't know the story though 🙏🏼 I listening in English if anyone has a message for me 🧘🏼♂️💫✨ 🌎🌍🌏🕊️ We are all in this together, keep dancing, keep remembering 🤟🏼 These days more of our lost brothers and sisters and family are wanting to reconnect and return to living WITH each other. These signs are gifts for those seeking to connect 🫂
Love these buffalo dances. Must of been cold that day. But l love that weather. Smell cedar and pinon wood burning from the houses. Wrap yourself in a blanket and watch them dance in the plaza. My favorite time of the year. Reminds me Laguna Pueblo as a kid. We would walk up to the plaza. Even in the snow. They would have deer and antelope dances. The men would sing and throw out goodies to us. My brother and i always ended up with bunch of oranges and animal crackers. 😂
Thank you for sharing your culture with the world. Thank you for asking for plentiful harvests for the people of the world. How generous and globally thinking is the Hopi Nation. May we all be inspired.
Ditto here to the HOPI NATION(!!!)- from the pansexual Airline Pilot in Minneapolis Mn 55432. USA. Our native Americans were hormistreated by our arriving white boy's from western Europe. Read on...for someone whose "grateful"...they sure have a FUNNY way of showing it!!!
Close relatives to the Zuni tribe. My brothers and sisters. You made me miss home. Glad I could relate to the prayer, beat , songs, directions and season. Thank you for sharing.
Many Blessings for all the dancers, drummers and all the people there and around the world. Thank you for sending forth the blessings for the coming crops in all directions...Lord knows and most people know there are seemingly those that would rather tamper with harvested food and nature. Much peace and harmony your dance prayers and songs gave me just watching)listening and participating on RUclips. Heartfelt Gratitude...ThankYou ~ ♡~
I have a feeling the corn will be plentiful this year.Thank you for sharing your sacred ceremony. Great blessings upon the Hopi people, and may we learn to be better stewards of our great planet.
In high school I had friends from Hopi I used to attend their dances they were gracious hosts and benevolent even though our tribes were ancient enemies.
I have so much gratitude to you for sharing this, my body tingles soo much when I hear and Lear about the Hopi People. Thank you and sooooo much Love🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
You have no idea!! Esp if ur away from it for so long. But it don't help if some amongst us have that gate keeper mentality that keeps the rest of us from feeling and "being" in harmony... The very purpose of what the ceremony is about. We push out a lot of good ppl when we only think of ourselves. Strong communities build and make good individuals who can act be human! And it starts in the home and as children! No one especially not even visitors like you should be made to feel left out. By just you being there you helped out the ceremony. Your presence alone helped its purpose. The drum don't beat for itself it call everybody to come and dance and be happy! That's why our ceremonies arent closed off to outsiders like some pueblo communities elsewhere.
Such an amazing video. Thank you for sharing. An ancestral tribe. One of the oldest tribes known. Much respect. I’ve always felt a deep connection with this tribe. It’s a beautiful way how life is viewed. It’s so sad to see we are losing more and more of our humanity everyday. ❤
They make dancing on a team look more like real joy while at the same time being pleasing to their maker too. Instead of over time becoming disabled while for example in ballet dancing on point when not being tossed up into the air or instead having to carry the full weight of another adult.
I love this though I'm not Hopi Im from a different tribe from the south. Can someone explain the significance of this specific dance? Thank you brothers and sisters love you from the south!
These dances, mainly the Buffalo dances are held to pray for snow and rain for more moisture for the coming planting season. The songs they are singing are calling for the clouds to come from all directions, the girls are dancing with prayer sticks and prayer feathers tied to them and the Buffalo dancers are dancing with lightning sticks and the rattles are the sounds of the rain coming down. The second song, they're dancing in the four directions once again, for the calling of the clouds to come. They do different kind of like say, clowning dance to bring happiness and laughter to the people. Plus to show their partners the attention of love and Harmony between them. The girls will continue to dance as long as they don't have any children. Once they get pregnant and have a child, they are no longer allowed to dance thus, gives the chance for other girls to dance. These dances have been held for years and years without end to bring all the Hopi people together and help us to live in Peace, Love, and Harmony.
I was picked to dance twice long ago by Gurtrude Talas and the late Tammie Tootsie but, it was the Hopi Buffalo dance held during the summer. This particular Buffalo dance is a type of group that challenge the main group saying. "Hey we can dance faster and harder than you." Hahaha so it brings the main group of dancers to perform their best. Everything is considered highly in spirit with all the groups that come and dance to make it rain and snow as hard it can. We are all considered clouds by the Hopi people. Every human being is a cloud no matter where they come from so, when everyone come watch our dances, their clouds also come and join our clouds and make it rain and snow for the moisture. Also every ceremony is not just for the Hopi people. They are held for the whole world to have crops and also to pray for Peace, Love, and Harmony throughout the world. So Don't worry be happy. DON'T WORRY BE HOPI. MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT BE WITH YOU ALL ALWAYS
Our Tewa family have been given a plaza house since I really don't know when. It's been a very long time ago into the past century so our family do our part to help the Hopi people with our prayers. I am Tewa Hopi Paiute and Navajo. It's a long story of how our Tewa warriors, Tewa people ended up living among the Hopi people A story to be told at a different time. I have my own RUclips channel. I invite you to my personal channel. I have two different RUclips channels. Enjoy
@@wenmcbrainvansandt3030 Thank you so much for this explanation I kinda had an idea of what it was about for we too have similar dances in the south. This was beautiful thank you for inviting me! I will definitely subscribe! 🙏❤
Thanks for giving me chance to see some of our home I can recognize the plaza from my village my family home I 2nd house on right heading from the plaza towards the 3 kivas.
Yes, this type of buffalo dance is one traditional to the hopi and is danced with two girls and two boys. The girls choose their partner which is always their nephew, we call them our "hopi boyfriends" haha
While I was doing time in Arizona I meet a Guard who was Hopi Indian cool guy but would switch up on ppl. Love that You all keep your traditions alive.
Native Way People We are The Forever People Red Star Kachina arrived 2/2020 Purification Time Mariposa Chan Santa Cruz Blessing Hello to my Friend Lu and all Hopi Rainbow Maiden gave me a visit 2010 Zillions of Earths Zillions of People Nachan
No Buffalos in the US, only Bison. I´m sure the Hopi know this, and now you do too. Buffalo Bill, and the town of Buffalo reveal the level of American education.
Interesting fact... The colonizers invented the camera to document the extermination and extinction of the Indigenous People's of this land? Know that the Muslim Brothers and Sisters live you, Respect Your ways and seek to aquire knowledge from you and your ancestors... How beautiful Masha'Allah. Tabaraqallah. Salaam alaikum
Back then there was no borders just different tribes. Dene from what is now U.S.A. all the way up and down, from coast to coast Mexico, Brazil, etc. to connecting mothers earths land. Forever peace treaty. One. 🎉
Great to see traditions still going strong. The native people need it more now than ever, too many children growing up with today's SOCIETY mindset and is so opposite of traditional morals.
Most villages will let the village people record but at discretion of who is putting on dance. We at Lower Munqapi adhere to not allowing video taping of social dances. Yes, big No, No.......as they should not. Kwakwhay!
Awesome awesome beautiful greetings from the super ancient megalithic antediluvian city of TIAHUANAKU BOLIVIA 🇧🇴 thanks for posting my native American brothers.
Beautiful to see but i do worry for them. Look what happened last time they shared with outsiders. They lost there whole continent and nearly everything else
@@blacksnapper7684 when the first Europeans got there there was estimated 500 hundred tribes with there own culture so obviously they didn't practice genocide like we did
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❤Thank you this brought tears to my eyes to see that it is obviously cold and wet and the dancers are performing a prayer for the world is incredibly selfless and generous. May we all learn to be the same.
Yeah we do a lot of our ceremonies in harsh weather conditions like snow, rain, blistering heat, and dust storms.
This is why I'm proud to be part Hopi....through all sorts of weather they continue to dance with nature.
My dad is from Mongshongonvi, I live here in Kewa (Santo Domingo Pueblo). Hopi is my heart and prayers.
@Sher
He's probably out there in Mongshongonvi.
He hasn't spoke to me for years.
@Jah.... Thank You! That means alot to me.
I make embroidery laces for men's and women's clothes...do you have gmail? I have this ipad and only way I can communicate is through gmail.
I see this dance 🥰 I see the dancers and the audience, well
I don't know the story though 🙏🏼
I listening in English if anyone has a message for me 🧘🏼♂️💫✨
🌎🌍🌏🕊️
We are all in this together, keep dancing, keep remembering 🤟🏼
These days more of our lost brothers and sisters and family are wanting to reconnect and return to living WITH each other. These signs are gifts for those seeking to connect 🫂
What a trip I have connections there but never access so great to see
Yep is Hopi are tough as nails when we dance
Love these buffalo dances. Must of been cold that day. But l love that weather. Smell cedar and pinon wood burning from the houses. Wrap yourself in a blanket and watch them dance in the plaza. My favorite time of the year. Reminds me Laguna Pueblo as a kid. We would walk up to the plaza. Even in the snow. They would have deer and antelope dances. The men would sing and throw out goodies to us. My brother and i always ended up with bunch of oranges and animal crackers. 😂
Not the bean dance?
@@AdrianoMendoza203I’m not assinated but idk these are my fav songs so far but I think my first night dance will change my mind
@@PrismaTa6 r you from hotevilla because I think there the only village that uninitiated people can go to night dances
@@PrismaTa6 and I’m from munqapi and I can watch all the night dances uninitiated
@@AdrianoMendoza203 I’m from Tewa they allow unlitsationed people to watch night dances
Thank you for sharing your culture with the world. Thank you for asking for plentiful harvests for the people of the world. How generous and globally thinking is the Hopi Nation. May we all be inspired.
Ditto here to the HOPI NATION(!!!)- from the pansexual Airline Pilot in Minneapolis Mn 55432. USA. Our native Americans were hormistreated by our arriving white boy's from western Europe. Read on...for someone whose "grateful"...they sure have a FUNNY way of showing it!!!
Yowzer!!!
Close relatives to the Zuni tribe. My brothers and sisters. You made me miss home. Glad I could relate to the prayer, beat , songs, directions and season. Thank you for sharing.
Great endurance by the dancers and singers. Rich blessings upon the.Hopi nation.
Many Blessings for all the dancers, drummers and all the people there and around the world. Thank you for sending forth the blessings for the coming crops in all directions...Lord knows and most people know there are seemingly those that would rather tamper with harvested food and nature. Much peace and harmony your dance prayers and songs gave me just watching)listening and participating on RUclips.
Heartfelt Gratitude...ThankYou ~ ♡~
Our blood is OurTRUE STORY
Choctaw pride.. Osiyo my HOPI FAMILY 🏹🪶🐢
Love getting to watch the strong dancers and hear the people’s laughter and cheers in the background and the drums and song, Beautiful🙏🏼💖 Rain☺️
I am a white man, to see this is enlightens the soul. Hopi stay proud !
I have a feeling the corn will be plentiful this year.Thank you for sharing your sacred ceremony. Great blessings upon the Hopi people, and may we learn to be better stewards of our great planet.
In high school I had friends from Hopi I used to attend their dances they were gracious hosts and benevolent even though our tribes were ancient enemies.
Are you Navajo
Bless you! Thank you for this. It really relaxed my spirit 🙌🏽
Thank you for sharing this beautiful, amazing video, I'm truly grateful. I send you all my love and respect from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤
I have so much gratitude to you for sharing this, my body tingles soo much when I hear and Lear about the Hopi People. Thank you and sooooo much Love🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Must feel so good to belong to a solid community. I love that they are barefoot.
You have no idea!! Esp if ur away from it for so long. But it don't help if some amongst us have that gate keeper mentality that keeps the rest of us from feeling and "being" in harmony... The very purpose of what the ceremony is about. We push out a lot of good ppl when we only think of ourselves. Strong communities build and make good individuals who can act be human! And it starts in the home and as children! No one especially not even visitors like you should be made to feel left out. By just you being there you helped out the ceremony. Your presence alone helped its purpose. The drum don't beat for itself it call everybody to come and dance and be happy! That's why our ceremonies arent closed off to outsiders like some pueblo communities elsewhere.
I'm in Ireland. Thanks for uploading the video. It is an experience to see this. Thank you!
Such an amazing video. Thank you for sharing. An ancestral tribe. One of the oldest tribes known. Much respect. I’ve always felt a deep connection with this tribe. It’s a beautiful way how life is viewed. It’s so sad to see we are losing more and more of our humanity everyday. ❤
0:01 I love the sound of on group leaving the plaza and the other group songs mixing with the other’s songs!!
Fighting over who can sing louder lol
Love to see the young people coming out in the weather both to participate and to spectate. Very moving
May the sun shine bright upon the Hopi people. And the warm soft wind of peace ever go before you.
❤❤❤❤ I love you family
Ancestors loving us still
Thank you for sharing this ❤🖤🤍
They make dancing on a team look more like real joy while at the same time being pleasing to their maker too. Instead of over time becoming disabled while for example in ballet dancing on point when not being tossed up into the air or instead having to carry the full weight of another adult.
Absolute beautiful!!! Love to all 🙏🏼🦅
I love this though I'm not Hopi Im from a different tribe from the south. Can someone explain the significance of this specific dance? Thank you brothers and sisters love you from the south!
These dances, mainly the Buffalo dances are held to pray for snow and rain for more moisture for the coming planting season. The songs they are singing are calling for the clouds to come from all directions, the girls are dancing with prayer sticks and prayer feathers tied to them and the Buffalo dancers are dancing with lightning sticks and the rattles are the sounds of the rain coming down. The second song, they're dancing in the four directions once again, for the calling of the clouds to come. They do different kind of like say, clowning dance to bring happiness and laughter to the people. Plus to show their partners the attention of love and Harmony between them. The girls will continue to dance as long as they don't have any children. Once they get pregnant and have a child, they are no longer allowed to dance thus, gives the chance for other girls to dance. These dances have been held for years and years without end to bring all the Hopi people together and help us to live in Peace, Love, and Harmony.
I was picked to dance twice long ago by Gurtrude Talas and the late Tammie Tootsie but, it was the Hopi Buffalo dance held during the summer. This particular Buffalo dance is a type of group that challenge the main group saying. "Hey we can dance faster and harder than you." Hahaha so it brings the main group of dancers to perform their best. Everything is considered highly in spirit with all the groups that come and dance to make it rain and snow as hard it can. We are all considered clouds by the Hopi people. Every human being is a cloud no matter where they come from so, when everyone come watch our dances, their clouds also come and join our clouds and make it rain and snow for the moisture. Also every ceremony is not just for the Hopi people. They are held for the whole world to have crops and also to pray for Peace, Love, and Harmony throughout the world. So Don't worry be happy. DON'T WORRY BE HOPI.
MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT BE WITH YOU ALL ALWAYS
Our Tewa family have been given a plaza house since I really don't know when. It's been a very long time ago into the past century so our family do our part to help the Hopi people with our prayers. I am Tewa Hopi Paiute and Navajo. It's a long story of how our Tewa warriors, Tewa people ended up living among the Hopi people A story to be told at a different time. I have my own RUclips channel. I invite you to my personal channel. I have two different RUclips channels. Enjoy
@@wenmcbrainvansandt3030 Thank you so much for this explanation I kinda had an idea of what it was about for we too have similar dances in the south. This was beautiful thank you for inviting me! I will definitely subscribe! 🙏❤
@@TrollBot. Absolutely brother
Brazilian living in Colorado. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks for sharing this. Watching from the forest in Big Sur California
Thanks for giving me chance to see some of our home I can recognize the plaza from my village my family home I 2nd house on right heading from the plaza towards the 3 kivas.
Is kwakwai. Lovely to see my Hopi relatives celebrate their ceremonies. Lolamai...
Lolmaii KWA-KWAII umma yoknayaii
Nahongvitangoii'
Thank you Lori, I know here where I live we don't ever see these dances, is culture and tradition at work....
So beautiful and sacred! God bless. ❤️
I enjoyed this very much ❤ i am part cherokee .
Beautiful brothers!❤
Amazing !! Thank you for sharing. ♥️♥️♥️
Outstanding! thank you.
Being part Hopi “Tewa” I love these dances
What great video thank you for posting I have a question is it traditional to only have 4 dancers and I want to learn the songs and dances
Yes, this type of buffalo dance is one traditional to the hopi and is danced with two girls and two boys. The girls choose their partner which is always their nephew, we call them our "hopi boyfriends" haha
im from tijuana mexico love you culture
Such beauty an grace in each step
This made my Heart ❤smile.
Absolutely beautiful on a cold wet day.
While I was doing time in Arizona I meet a Guard who was Hopi Indian cool guy but would switch up on ppl. Love that You all keep your traditions alive.
The Hopi's are Beautiful people.
I couldn't stop watching
Great dancing. Can anyone explain the stick between the legs part? Thanks
i’m pretty sure it is just a joke and there messing around.
In this dance the male dancers are symbolizing wild buffalo. You can't tame what's wild lol
Beautiful culture, blessings.
Nu moshiyush'manmantuy amungym tu'suhng'ewta. Pai sosoyam nuqwang tiivah.
I went to this dance but it wasn’t in morning it was in midnight I almost fell off the ciff but it was worth it because the songs were beautful
is there any way for outsiders to visit the hopis?
Thanks thanks thanks lots blessings go forward
Beautiful!
What group was this btw?
Thank you!
Native Way People We are The Forever People Red Star Kachina arrived 2/2020 Purification Time Mariposa Chan Santa Cruz Blessing Hello to my Friend Lu and all Hopi Rainbow Maiden gave me a visit 2010 Zillions of Earths Zillions of People Nachan
Beautiful People, I hope you all live forever.
No Buffalos in the US, only Bison. I´m sure the Hopi know this, and now you do too.
Buffalo Bill, and the town of Buffalo reveal the level of American education.
Iss antsa'a, kwakwha!
Beautiful. Bless all peoples of the earth. 🙏🏻💞
Hi, is the coming green commit significant to the Hopi?
Great question.
Interesting fact... The colonizers invented the camera to document the extermination and extinction of the Indigenous People's of this land? Know that the Muslim Brothers and Sisters live you, Respect Your ways and seek to aquire knowledge from you and your ancestors... How beautiful Masha'Allah. Tabaraqallah. Salaam alaikum
This is beautiful
Thank you 😊 💓
accept a warm handshake from this mexican in texas.keep your language and tradition alive.honor your ancestors so blessings will come.
Man I bet that’s cold!
Can someone explain here what is the exact meaning of the choreography of this whole rite... ? So sacred
Back then there was no borders just different tribes. Dene from what is now U.S.A. all the way up and down, from coast to coast Mexico, Brazil, etc. to connecting mothers earths land. Forever peace treaty. One. 🎉
✊🦅💯👆
Great to see traditions still going strong. The native people need it more now than ever, too many children growing up with today's SOCIETY mindset and is so opposite of traditional morals.
Wow what a trip
GRACIAS LOS AMO.
Hopi dances
VOS GRACIAS GRACIAS POR VELAR A VOS.
Im suprised they let you record this , even dances were non natives are allowed to attend, recording is a big NO NO.
At bottom of every villages has a sign no cameras...
Did you see her name
Most villages will let the village people record but at discretion of who is putting on dance. We at Lower Munqapi adhere to not allowing video taping of social dances.
Yes, big No, No.......as they should not. Kwakwhay!
@@arvismyron1014 Yeah it’s a big no no and I am from the same village
Ahehe kwa kwa
Hope all y'alls prayers coming true 💯
Remember a time you weren't allowed to film or record these ceremonies... generational impurities...
thank you peter
Awesome awesome beautiful greetings from the super ancient megalithic antediluvian city of TIAHUANAKU BOLIVIA 🇧🇴 thanks for posting my native American brothers.
Resistiendo a la invasión larga vida hermanos
🤘
I need me a Native wife so can have fresh fried bread
I have connections there
Concord by the US government.
What’s going on?
VOS SI ESTOY BIEN.
Kwaikwai
thank
For people who don't know what's going on they are dancing
OK OK OK SI.
🦅
Creepy
But seriously how long does our songoohoo have to be for our masanpis to do what its supposed to? Even shungo paho are kwiivi!! 😅
Aren't your elders against recording and sharing?
OK OK OK.
Love you
Because no one did
Askwali
Beautiful to see but i do worry for them. Look what happened last time they shared with outsiders. They lost there whole continent and nearly everything else
Nothing they haven’t done to each other before and during our arrival
@@blacksnapper7684 I agree but still wouldn't trust the same people
@@blacksnapper7684 when the first Europeans got there there was estimated 500 hundred tribes with there own culture so obviously they didn't practice genocide like we did
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