Taos Pueblo, Native American song

I visited Taos Pueblo, NM and was privileged to take in a performance of Native American Song by two gentlemen of the Red Willow tribe. I wished I could ask them what the song is about, but later, when I bought a necklace from the man in red, he said, "You're interrupting the music industry." ;)

[@emilymartinez3132]

Beautiful song. Miss my uncle James Marcus. He is the one in the stripped shirt. May they both sing in peace.

[@nenarosebud658]

May his memory be a blessing.

[@jamisonconcha6533]

I hope you Two found each others and are singing together. R.I.P Dom Joseph M. Concha and James Marcus.

[@athanconcha8389]

the one in the red is my grandpa my dad dad

[@jmontoya1677]

My grandmother was from Taos wish I knew more about my ancestry!

[@edpuckett9202]

God bless you, my Pueblo friends, I miss you, gilbert, your tying drums in heaven. I love all of you!!

[@davidlyons6235]

I think my ancestors were Pueblo. My Great Grandfather was a sheepherder in a place I was told was called El Rancho de Taos.

[@erintheshadowcatcher]

I wish I knew more of my taos heritage 🤔

[@christophergomez7179]

Soothing, round dance

[@whvaugn]

Beautiful- what I wonderful drum. I have a similar but smaller drum that is the pride of my percussion collection. The particular drum I have was made by a Native American master in Taos- a very soulful and deep instrument.

[@joannmarcus8840]

I love you little brother, new song.

[@nellydz0342o]

legends

[@nellydz0342o]

legends