Taino Calling Song
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Calling Song to the Creator (Both MAS and FEM)
1) Okama; Okama~~~~~ Listen; listen
2) Yocahu Bagua Maorocoti x2 ~
3) Guabancex (Spirit of the Hurricane or purification/cleansing or menstrual cycle) ~ Atabeira (Spirit of the waters)
4) Okama 2X
5) Yocahu/Atabey (Creator as both Mas. and Fem.)
6) Taino-Ti 2X (Great Spirit with us)
7) Yocahu/Atabey
8) Okama 2x ~ Yocahu Bagua Maorocoti
9) Guabancex/Atabey/Yocahuguama (Lord of the cassava)
10) Okama Yocahu x2 Atabeira
11) Taino Ti x2
12) Yocahu/Atabeira
I can be reached at iukibuel@gmail.com or louie713
Never doubt that the Taino lives! We come in all colors. The trees in the forest all look different but the roots look the same!
+Valentino MLR all the Carribbean has Taino blood through its veins. We stood at 8 million before the spanish came.
+Valentino MLR The three main Islands of the Taino Nation were Cuba, Hispaniola(DR) and Puerto Rico. But not to rule out Jamaica, Bahamas and even some of Florida.
+Valentino MLR most dominicans have extremely small amounts of taino blood. im dominican and puerto rican. im 25% amerindian and my father is only 7% my mom is the reason why i have higher than average. she has 38%amerindian ancestry. thats autosomal which makes up your whole ancestry
average dominican is 7% average pr is only 15%dont listen to this guy learn about genetics a bit yourself. also 61 % of pr has taino direct ancestry via mother side called mtdna. only 15% of dominicans have amerindian mtdna. y-dna is almost non existant in both but they are rare people who carry it. i dont. and i dont think no one in my pr family did either even though her brothers looked very amerindians like a peruvian when they were children
I am half Dominican, and half British, my farther's side carry the Taino gene
Venezuela too.
This is my blood!! I'm Taíno!! Our history cannot be erased!!
Your Cuban.
I am a 10th taina
@@shaunibabe1 You're a moron.
There were many sub tribes that as a collective, made up the Tainos. Europeans gave us that name, it means “good and noble ppl”. I read that in Puerto Rico, there were 24 original tribes that made up the Taino faction there. But, as I also learned, there were many in Santo Domingo, Jamaica, Haiti and other parts. And they knew that their brothers were on other islands, they were very much aware. Love our history 💯
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we never died, we were just reclassified! WE ARE HERE!
Exactly the Spaniards reclassified many indios as “Africans”
Course the blood line in not died out it just diluted by the invasions I have 20 percent Taino!
I just started to listen to this song and it gave me such comfort. I felt my ancestors calling me to take back what was given to me. Thank you.
I did too!
We're TAINOS! Taino love!
I need to be enlighten about my taino roots. I've been on a spiritual path of self love, awareness, accept ness, magick, and I have asked my ancestors to guide me to my true being and taino came to my calling .
I am doing the same I wish u many blessings..
It's a great Spiritual path you have ahead. Follow it, it leads to a wonderful place.
I am just starting my own journey about wanting the guidance and wisdom of my taino ancestors.
Kathiria Resto, Yeah me too. What I do know is we were a peaceful people and used wooden weapons so as to not kill our enemies. We were wiped out not due to lack of strength but through diseases we’ve never seen thru the Spanish conquistadors. We are not Spanish. We are Taino!
Im on my own path. Wish you well. I feel tthe sane way
I am part Puerto Rican and part Dominican. It's so awesome to have Taino blood! :D
Or African Puerto Rican
@@destinyrivera5854 Wow...are you serious?
Destiny Rivera dude for real? Black roots are already everywhere dumbass. They don’t “force” their way in because they’re already there. You know Africans were brought to the Caribbean‘s and the taínos that didn’t die or run away got mixed with the Africans. So whether you like it or not and whether you’re “Afro Latino” or just Latino you still have a pretty decent amount of African lineage inside of you and all Latinos do.
@@destinyrivera5854 tell me your a hateful bigot without telling me why dont ya? The hell is wrong w you? Coward
@@destinyrivera5854 aye it's truth that Africans have influenced Puerto Rican culture significantly and the majority of the island is light skinned afro latinos. They didn't force their way into the culture they were tooken to Boriken by the Spainiards. Chill man dis a positive environment here.
Blood quantum does take away the fact you were raised taino your whole life . 10% or not embrace it because these are where we came from . Love to my indigenous peoples! Tainos are still alive .
Beautiful Taino song respect from Macedonia 🇲🇰🤝🇨🇺🇩🇴🇵🇷
Beautiful and Sacred. A'he'e'i'yeh, Tau ti, Pilamayeye... Thank you.... From the heart of this Apache/Taino woman.
~Chief Taina Amayi, ITCI~
Taina Amayi much love and blessing be yours
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I've never been brought to tears over music as I have now. I've never heard the Taino language before. When I went to my family home in Lares, I felt so connected. I wish I knew.
Awesome Gabe. Those tears are a connection to the ancestors; your roots. Ur indigenous DNA has awaken.
Thank u for sharing. Those tears are uniting yourself with the Ancestors and the Creator/ress
I feel the same way. I can't stop replaying the song. It calls to my heart. I wish I could find the translation.
I have no idea what they're saying but this woman that used to live next to me when I was a kid in arecibo, she would play a wooden flute with her daughter, and was definitely outspoken about the tainos. Im only half Puerto Rican . I'm not sure if I have any connections to the taino Indians but to hear this music is definitely beautiful to know what language and what people were on my island. Thank you for sharing this
Ever since having my sun I’ve been drawn to finding out who I really am. One day me and him where just listening to Native American powwow music and in my mind I was like I wonder if there’s any such thing as Taino music so I looked it up and came to this video. That was about 2 months ago. Now my sun is 3 months old and on days like today when he’s really cranky I play this song repeatedly and try to sing the words I know to him because it seems to calm him deep within. I wish I could find out more about our ancestors and Taino roots so I could teach these things to him as he grows up. We are Puerto Rican btw and we both want to thank you for creating this amazing song you don’t know how important it truly is to us
What an honor to hear such beautiful music from my people thank you for sharing, Taino Ti'❤️
True True!
Taino Ti!!!!
Bomatúm gracias
My roots.. I never knew... It's amazingly wonderful ^_^
Awesome
Luis,Thank you so very much for this beautiful gift for us Tainos.
This song reached my spirit and soul. The European colonial crimes on our people and land destroyed much of our culture!
The song renews our spirit and reminds us of who we really are and will always be "TAINOS" we are still here!
Luis, once again Thank you for this labor of love for our people. Blessings sent.
Soy Boriqueno🇵🇷🇵🇷 pero mi historia y cultura es Africa 🇬🇳🇿🇦🌍
Taíno still lives through us!! 🧬🇵🇷
Listening to this for the first time made me feel like I am finally free. I haven't breathed so clearly, and happily in a while. Jajom. Taino-ti
So happy to hear this.
I miss my beautiful ancestors the taino people we will always live on my culture and family never left beautiful music thank you
My parents told me so many stories about my roots and my father grate grate grate grandfather was a Taino chief and my mother grate grate grandmother was taino and she passed away at the age of 115 and I'm still doing my research of my roots and I never new taino spoken Hebrew and I have a lot to learn
Jasmine Tate would love to hear more. Tainopeace@gmail.com
Ask yourself why they spoke Hebrew and what it suggests.
Where do Hebrews come from?
Book of mormon will answer that question.
Truly beyond time, chanting along, I cried. It’s the Connection. 🧬
activated. Spirits are Alive.
I love this song! It helps me relax and go to sleep. It also helps with my anxiety with this pandemic. Proud to be a Taino!
Thank you for this beautiful song. I am reaching for my Taino roots / ancestors. This song awakens something in me. The ancestors are near. Blessings!!
Wow!! This is music from my ancestors, when i feel extremely anxiety, i meditate with your music, thanks a lot for the music!
Bo'Matum (thank u) for your kind words. Makes me happy.
please translate the song my grandmother used to sing this song and it would mean the world to me to know what it means thank you from one taino to another thank you my brother and sisters
Jeremy Viejegas if you look a few comments above you.. he replied the lyrics to someone else
I am in the process of downloading a revised video to the "Taino Calling Song" and a new song. I can be reached at iukibuel@gmail.com or facebook.com/louie713.
Blessings to all.
This makes me cry. I got taino roots
Im arapaho from wyoming im just learning about taino people in puerto rico completely blows my mind that there was actual tribes there. I love that makes me so much prouder to be native.
Awesome to meet u. Thank u for learning about my culture. I have friends from Crow Nation. I have been through Wyoming. Lovely country and ur people are amazing
The Taino women kept the culture alive.
I always feel in touch with my Taino ancestors whenever I hear this. Thank you so much!
I want to say yokoki yukayeke love my musckoguee and taino side I cant belive when I was young I was blinded I had teachers tell me im mostly European and alot of arrogant ppl said tainos are all dead but as I got older and wiser I realized the lies and I realized were not all dead were still living and breathing I also found out we are also timucuans even though most of our language is dead dont meen we are
Yes we are still, very much alive and blessings to you all
I've wanted to know about my ancestors since I was young. No one really talked about them, not even my family. I've always felt there was pieces missing.
Beautiful music. Genesis 49. We are descendants of the 12 tribes. My ricans, Cubans, Mexicans, Dominicans, Panamanians,Colombians,all the so called Latin or Hispanic ppl of the lands.
To the native of predominantly North America and Canada, you’re our brothers too. To the black Ju, the so called negro of the americas and the carribean, we are brothers too. 12 different nations that make up our ppl today. Peace be with you all.
It makes me laugh when people say we are "wiped out". You sing well, it makes me happy to see people still carry our culture.
I am named for my people 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 blessings to us all
I'm glad to see some of my people are still proud to say they are taino
Taino ti!
I weep and weep with spirit, my bloods runs softer and warmer at the beautiful sound of the voice of my ancestors.
My daughter's father is strait taino and African..I am still looking for his strait type..they are hard to find..most are mixed with Spanish but the real taino Indians live on..
I'm Cherokee and Hebrew ..we made a beautiful daughter I named her Aries shell..I'm really into my cultures and bringing the taino culture back to him and my daughter ..many are lost on there path and we must not forget who we are ...let them know they are not alone..our Cherokee tribes in the USA ..we are strong and ready to help other natives around the world..I'm a medicine woman and many taino need assistance ..I'm glad I can help and help us keep our cultures dream alive..I'm a 432 hz a b and c sharp player and this is just beautiful...I love the taino native cultures..
Be proud of who u are !!!!
Taino is beautiful..so lovely 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
👁️✨🌈💚🌞🤍🌱🧬🔯🧬🔯🛐☸️♾️🧩🌀🌎
Spoke by a true mother helping her family remain rooted in what is truly important for the family: Culture! Keep strong. Bo-guatukan (blessings).
Thank you... Wado ..prayers and blessings ...adolalisdi
It's an honor brethren..
I'm apart of many tribes and so happy to mix DNA with the beautiful lushious taino..
Bless you and our families so much..
Much love and Huggies...
Suncatcher aka Empress Butterfly
From Destin, Florida 💚🌞💚🌞💚🌞🌀
👁️🌞🌈🦋🤍🌱🔯🧬🔯🛐☸️🌀🧩♾️🌎
Feels like im at home in Naranjito Puerto Rico, beautiful island, i miss it so much.
It really is! I used to wrestle in your home town. Lovely people
My grandfather was from the great island of Cuba. Very proud to begin reclaiming my Taino roots.
To hear the songs of our people so far from home is a testament to what we are. We are people of the sea, flowing to new lands with every change of the wind. Our brothers and sisters lay on every coast, have heard every tale, and remember every sight.
We live in the ashes of our ancestors
ITS SO REFRESHING TO ME TO SEE AND HEAR ,THAT AT LEASE WE HAVEN'T ALL OF OUR CULTURE, DON'T GET ME WRONG AM PROUD TO BE PUERTORICAN,BUT AM MORE PROUD TO BE A DIRECT DESCENDANT OF TAINOS, MY GREAT-GREAT GRANDPARENTS WERE TAINOS AND SO MY GRANDPARENTS ,I UNDERSTAND WE LOST MOST OF OUR CULTURE AND VOCABULARY ,BUT AM STILL LEARNING WITH THE HELP OF MY CHEROKEE AND LAKOTAS BROTHERS ,THE ELDERS THAT IS ,WE ARE TAINOS NATIVE AMERICAN OF THE COAST OF FLORIDA ,THANK YOU MY BROTHER FOR TRYING TO KEEP AT LEASE ARE MUSIC ALIVE.ATT.SOSAUHIL LUXIER AND MY GUARDIAN SPIRIT ABHAYA THE INTREPID MAY THE CREATOR WATCH OVER YOU AND MOTHER NATURE GIVE YOU COMFORT AND WHAT EVER YOU NEED
Beautiful , and peaceful like a loving hug.
Thank u.
Glad it was peaceful.
Que bello se escucha. Quisiera aprender más de mis raíces taínas
Before I go I would like to tell you about the Pacific islanders I've talk to some on Facebook and we have so much in comon were learning off one another the Pacific islanders are good people like taino in cluding papuans and Australian aborigines they are all beautiful
Please tell me. I am on facebook. facebook.com/louie713
This was so beautiful.. I felt my ancestors, I cried the whole way through thank you so much for sharing!
necesitamos más musica taína 👏
I am taino as well my family told me my roots its wonderful to know who you are :)
I am Taino as well, and it's been an amazing experience learning about my beautiful ancestors and where I come from :)
Its a blessing that we are still here! We are our Ancestors!!
Luis Sanakori Ramos my boyfriend is half Native American from the Sioux and Cherokee tribe and half European he's proud of his ancestry to
Takahi! I couldn't thank you enough for this song. My twin daughters were born premature and I played this song for them while in still in their mothers belly and I still play this song for them in the hospital. When they come home I will sing it to them as their lullaby. Hahom Tiao, Seneko Kakona
Wow what an honor. I pray your twin daughters are doing well. Blessings to your beautiful family.
I always try and find a few minutes every October 10th to show my love and respect for the people who came before me. The people who lived free. Sleep in peace my sweet distant family. I feel you in in this song and in the pain in my heart when I cry. It’s hard to describe but I’ll never be ashamed for the love I feel for the people I wish I could have known. 🕊 ♥️
I love you too
Thank you for this sacred offering to us all!! I will commit it to memory and share it with those who need it most!
Qué sensación tan extraña... no puedo parar se escucharla y llorar ❤
Sientes El poder de nuestro cultura y el Gran Espíritu. Gracias
Gracias a tí por tan hermosa experiencia! Un abrazo.
This spoke to my soul
So cool. That makes my day.
Never doubt the power of Taino ❤️
Thank you for letting the ancestors move through you
Wow this brought tears to my eyes. Thank you
Awesome.. Hopi. Apache.yaqui. and European mix here..
Awesome brother. Hopi and Apache dna found in the caribbean islands
Thank u so much for this wonderful song ❤ I got so emotional when hearing this. It just melted me
Thank u. Blessings
I am Taino. This is beautiful. So glad i found it
I enjoyed this song and my Cama is calling 📞 👌 🙌 😍
ever since I was little I always felt like there was a part of myself that was missing, my grandfather came from Puerto Rico to the United States to live a better life leaving my Taino heritage a mystery, and ever since I went to the island, I finally realize why I felt that way all my life thank you from a half Inca, Mexica, and Taino.
This touched my soul. Like my ancestors where holding me as you sang. I need to learn this language. It's time to go back to our roots. That's where we will find healing. They're calling to us.
Thank you for sharing. Healing is happening
Ahora q estoy haciendo una presentacion de la cultura puertorriquena es que me topo con esta hermosa rendicion Taina. Gracias mil! Soy Boricua y me interesa saber mas sobre mi cultura Taina.
My blood calls for the old way... what we have lost. I hear the calling of my ancestors, and their cries. We must get back what we lost.
Worthy ambition. Keep focus on the old ways and continue to create new ones!
Being half Puerto Rican, I did a DNA test to see how much Taino is in me. Regretably, it's only 8% (and a surprising 9% West African?). Perhaps it was foolish of me to expect anything different. Looking at the genetic makeup of the average Puerto Rican, these results are completely in line with someone who's half. As much as I would love to, with numbers that low there's no way I could rightfully say that I *am* a Taino. I must simply accept that I am a product of colonialism.
The West African DNA likely stems from African slaves who were brought to the island in 1513 after the Tainos revolted against their slavers and the repartimiento system became encomiendas. You are more than right to be proud of your heritage, and even though you might not start checking off "Native American" on a census, you can still be proud and vocal about your Taino blood!
That’s actually a lot for a half Puerto Rican. I’m full Puerto Rican, and have the same exact amount as you. Most Puerto Ricans have around 10-15% Native ancestry, and in a lot of cases less than that. The Taíno Indians were wiped out more often than assimilated, so Puerto Ricans don’t have as much Amerindian DNA as other Hispanics. There are no people left who are DNA-wise, significantly Taíno
@@theGnostic- Yeah, but we still have the highest indigenous blood in the Caribbean. But most Taínos were wiped out due to disease although many did survive and intermarry with the Spanish and Africans. 10%-15% is a very big and significant chunk of admixture.
I'm full and unfortunately I only have like 5% Amazonian Tribe ( dependents of where the tainos came from in South America) i was sad to see it so low , I was raised embracing my Taino Culture and I will continue to do so . I found of that most part of my Native is actually Nahuatl from Mexico . . I was so confused being 100% Puerto Rican for all I knew but I was very excited to know im still very indigenous.
@@itrutt7285 how can i learn about this history?
We will never die. Try as they might.
Word. We are still here better than ever.
Im so happy i found the original!!! I heard this on Nitty Scott’s album and I was dying to find the rest, this hits so deep inside
Thank you for sharing some of my missing heritage. As a Taino descendant I am blessed to hear this song from our ancestors. Peace and Love.
My beautiful people and culture❤❤❤❤
I love my country puerto rico❤🇵🇷
Chevere! Likewise! Blessings boguayukan
I’m so damn proud of my culture
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you! 😊
This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Even though I am quite mixed, I would like to learn more about my Taino ancestry.
I am part Puerto Rican and English but I’m here!!!!!!
I found out I have 13% indigenous Puerto Rico!! Proud of by roots💕🥰
It's Beautiful and comforting. ❤ 🇵🇷
Thank u bomatum
This brought a tear to my eyes, Yucaju Ti toka Tai no ti
I'm so proud to have taino roots in my family line. Thank you for this!
I'm 18% Indigenous Puerto Rico, 4% Indigenous Mexico & 3% Indigenous Venezuela. So I'm basically 25% Taina and proud! 🇵🇷
Looks like you are 100% Taino.
@@biglikebuu They're the same race though. Simmer down child, maybe you need to be on something.
Very Beautiful Video. beautiful voice.
+SANCISTA BRUJO LUIS Thank you so much. Blessings
I want to comment on the break down...unfortunately it doesn't allow me..
I've been a fan for ever and now I will ask to please call me.. seneko cacona 🙏🏾
I certainly wish I knew how much Taino is in me. That way my daughters would know and be proud of where they came from
Give thankhs for keeping the blood and life of YaYa alive...
I have updated the Taino Calling Song to include all 12 Cemies. I will download soon
Beautiful song Atiao!
Thank u
Taino pride!
slamatt sa share poh maganda naman pero diko marinig 😂slamatt sa share ingat
i thought our history was erased. i swear i’ve never cried more in my life. yo soy descendiente de esta bella gente
I must learn this song
Going to do a singing lesson soon.
@@TainoCyberBehikeDJSanakori hey did you do a singing lesson?
@@TainoCyberBehikeDJSanakori I still need to learn this song. I want to call them
@@TainoCyberBehikeDJSanakori Please let me know
I’m 17% Taíno. It’s sad how we were all assimilated.
Love the song made me cry
The divine touched. What a blessing.
Sweet prayer song Atiao! Seneko Kakona Tiao!
Thank you
You're welcome
Touch my heart
I pray all is well and many blessings.
Updated video with the 12 major Cemies. ruclips.net/video/o2of5ET7U2A/видео.html
FOREVER,, AND EVER AND ALWAYS
my people the "dominicans and Haitians" need to relax and come back together
Dear Luis, what a gift you have brought forth by posting this song. Your voice is so profound. Thank you so much! May I ask for permission to sing this song at a matrimony of a friend of mine who grew up in Jamaica?
Great song Brother .. its moving and soothing .. Good spirit calling song
We ain’t going anywhere. The Taíno will always live on.
I am Puerto Rican and I have never heard anything like a taino song before
El mito de la extinción del Taino ya explotó ya que si hubo una sobrevivencia quede manifiesta en los campesinos de RD(Kiskeya)
PR (Borinken) Cuba jamaika. DOMINICA ...
Thank you 💋💕
U r very welcomed