I watched this beautiful vid due to the suggestion of Cisco Urquidez, both the young men are awesome, the main dancer is absolutely amazing, and the musicians are great. Thank you for sharing from Aotearoa [NZ]
Me siento orgullosa de las danzas de mi tierra, son hermosas a mi en lo personal cada que escuchó algún son de venado o pascola se me eriza la piel me emociona, faltaron los músicos (violines y arpa) de los pascolas para bailar sus demás sones.
These dances r done all over México, this is a popular dance with young ppl to this day! the dances are so similar to the Natives of South West, who were Mexican, and the music and Native language! Mexicans r 50 percent or more Native, they are closer to their Native roots, but USA always paints us as European! We were perfectly fine being and looking full Native, we didn't invite the horror! USA ppl r very misinformed about Native ppl, and ur world is very small about Native ppl, and no, contrary to the culture vulture social media campaign, we r NOT African, and Afros ain't Native! Thank goodness for México and South America, they are the truth keepers! Mexicans r Native to the core in their hearts and spirit! Always have been, always will be!
Maybe because most people, and ESPECIALLY gringos believe Native Americans only exist in the USA and Canada lol when really, they exist all over the Americas
It's the failure of education by all countries. The word American & Americano have been hijacked by Americanistas. I know several 1st nations have now accepted "native american" as their official description. I still use the terms "first nation & indigenous".
White people like to imagine Mexicans and indigenous Mexicans aren’t native to the land so they can argue against the people who cross the boarders that split our land :)
Esta es la "danza del venado" autentica, es la original de los indígenas Yoreme de Sonora, México... tal vez la estés comparando con la adaptación estilizada del ballet de Amalia Hernández.
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Esto es simplemente hermoso. Que orgullo tener estas danzas en nuestro Mexico y es muy importante que se preserve. ❤❤
I watched this beautiful vid due to the suggestion of Cisco Urquidez, both the young men are awesome, the main dancer is absolutely amazing, and the musicians are great. Thank you for sharing from Aotearoa [NZ]
Me siento orgullosa de las danzas de mi tierra, son hermosas a mi en lo personal cada que escuchó algún son de venado o pascola se me eriza la piel me emociona, faltaron los músicos (violines y arpa) de los pascolas para bailar sus demás sones.
THANK YOU (E A) FOR SHARING THIS AMAZING VIDEO.. PEACE LOVE AND LIGHT.... : ). I LOVE IT!!!!
Orgullo sonorense
Mayo/Yoreme Indian pride! ✊🏽
Thank you for posting this video. Greetings from Tamil Nadu, India
These dances r done all over México, this is a popular dance with young ppl to this day! the dances are so similar to the Natives of South West, who were Mexican, and the music and Native language! Mexicans r 50 percent or more Native, they are closer to their Native roots, but USA always paints us as European! We were perfectly fine being and looking full Native, we didn't invite the horror! USA ppl r very misinformed about Native ppl, and ur world is very small about Native ppl, and no, contrary to the culture vulture social media campaign, we r NOT African, and Afros ain't Native! Thank goodness for México and South America, they are the truth keepers! Mexicans r Native to the core in their hearts and spirit! Always have been, always will be!
they dont allow us to be native because then they have to give us rights that they do not want us to have.
So beautiful😍
american and mexican native dance of yoreme and yaqui people...
Yoeme or Yaqui dance another tribe in america does it also
Muy bien el danzante
De que parte de sonora son los danzantes?????
Son del sur de sonora pueden ser de los municipios de Navojoa, Etchojoa, o Huatabampo o sus pueblitos de cada municipio
@@jasolisg3914 muchas gracias
Uh oh, storm a brewin. 😨😳⛈️
I wonder y they name this video "NATIVE MEXICAN", When it should of been "NATIVE AMERICAN"
Indigenous.
@@amstevens23 we are in the America's- it's American indigenous
Maybe because most people, and ESPECIALLY gringos believe Native Americans only exist in the USA and Canada lol when really, they exist all over the Americas
It's the failure of education by all countries. The word American & Americano have been hijacked by Americanistas. I know several 1st nations have now accepted "native american" as their official description. I still use the terms "first nation & indigenous".
White people like to imagine Mexicans and indigenous Mexicans aren’t native to the land so they can argue against the people who cross the boarders that split our land :)
Watching this after Miss world 2012
🙌🙌🙌💪👁😇☝️😘🍓
Doesn't the ' announcer ' EVER shut up? Besides that, the Dancing is Amazing. Can't wait to go to my grandparents & etc. hometown!
HAHAHAHAH this comment genuinely made me laugh!!! like right??? Callete please we want to feel the vibration
Ok, the deer dance doesn't seem so hard to try, all I need to do is to get a deer head hat and a pair of maracas to make it official. 🤨
maracas? ….
Chafisima. Not amazing and the Mexican version of this dance is usually BRILLIANT.
This dance is authentic, the dancers are indigenous Yoremes from Sonora
This is the original and native way so dont hate on other cultures
Esta es la "danza del venado" autentica, es la original de los indígenas Yoreme de Sonora, México... tal vez la estés comparando con la adaptación estilizada del ballet de Amalia Hernández.