Beautiful. I am so glad you are sharing your beautiful traditions with us. We are Native, but our families moved away from Oklahoma years before I was born. I never got to meet any of them until about 15 years ago. I kinda feel cheated, because when I go to places, like drum circles or the ancient ruins in Arizona and Utah, I get overwhelmed with emotions. It's like I can feel our ancestors and see how they lived in my minds eye. Thank You for sharing with us. 😊
Watched it with my two children which was part of there home learning from school here in N Z. Quietly captivated the best people to watch it with. Respect to the people involved and thank you.
@@cookingWithAKid360 I actually live in the Maritimes now. It's been more than 20 years since I've been back to Sask, but in my youth I lived in Fort Qu'Appelle and Moose Jaw. My Mum would take me to the pow wows to experience the food and culture (which I was deeply enamoured with). I do like where I live now, but fondly remember the Prairies and still call myself a "Flatlander" to this day. There are still moments when, as sunlight warmly touches my skin, I'll close my eyes and remember standing on those hills. Being under the great big sky and looking out across the Prairie watching the wheat rolls in the wind, stretching out to the horizon. I bit of grandiose romanticism I suppose, but fond memories often are!
Many Indigenous are coming together as a result of the horrific crimes perpetrated in Residential Schools. I know their are various dances. But, to come together and perform ritualistic 'War Dances' is disgusting, and hypocritical. I am offended! The Warriors, head dresses, war paint, and their War Dances, are all a celebration of the slaughter, scalping, rape, torture, enslavement, and often times cannibalization, of a differing tribe or race. These dances, and make up, should be criminalized! But it is rationalized as celebrating culture. To celebrate Hitlers birthday would also be celebrating culture. A very offensive culture. Hypocrisy defined!
@@dancanada3335 Racism personified. Well snowflake if cultures other than yours are so difficult for you stay off social media and don’t watch tv. Also stay home.
Beautiful? Many Indigenous are coming together as a result of the horrific crimes perpetrated in Residential Schools. I am aware that their are many different dances. But, to come together and perform ritualistic 'War Dances' is disgusting, and hypocritical. I am offended! The Warriors, head dresses, war paint, and their War Dances, are all a celebration of the slaughter, scalping, rape, torture, enslavement, and often times cannibalization, of a differing tribe or race. These dances, and make up, should be criminalized! But it is rationalized as celebrating culture. Hypocrisy defined!
Beautiful, skillful. Reminded me of a student I knew when I worked at RBRussell school, also in Winnipeg, his last name was Star. I followed him for years watching Powows. He also did wonderful hoop dance.
„Wow,Very Beautiful Hoop-Dance And A Very Beautiful Young Girl,(I Love🤍This Video So Much) & Thank You So Much,For This Very Beautiful,Dance,Music Video, Greetings From 🇦🇹 Austria Vienna“🙋🏼♀️🌺🍃 ✨👍✨🤗!!
@@luvvvdr3w why? The fact it is "tradition" does not mean it automaticly deserves respect. I watched it because it was recommended to me. And it was dissapointment
The skill this style of dancing takes is amazing. If it's not your style, fine, but don't disrespect someone else's culture and something that is obviously a passion and requires great skill just because you don't understand it.
@@rhondasruminationsonreading i dont see any "amazing" skills there. An i will repeat myself, but the fact it is a tradition, does not maky it any special nor it is a reason to praise it
The grace and coordination is beyond words.
진짜 멋있네용✨
처음부터 끝까지 눈도 안 깜빡이고 봤어용😃
Beautiful. I am so glad you are sharing your beautiful traditions with us. We are Native, but our families moved away from Oklahoma years before I was born. I never got to meet any of them until about 15 years ago. I kinda feel cheated, because when I go to places, like drum circles or the ancient ruins in Arizona and Utah, I get overwhelmed with emotions. It's like I can feel our ancestors and see how they lived in my minds eye. Thank You for sharing with us. 😊
Watching a second time just watching the foot work. Awesome sauce!!!
Watched it with my two children which was part of there home learning from school here in N Z. Quietly captivated the best people to watch it with. Respect to the people involved and thank you.
Ms Spence is a very good dancer, obviously enjoying herself. Mr Buck has a fine singing voice!
Damn Dawg You know these guys?
I love it so beautiful. So much talent NATIVE PRIDE
Amazing.😊
So magnificent, sooo beautiful - ❤️❤️❤️ amazing energy & strength- BRAVO👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Beautiful 😍 THANK!❤❤❤❤
Beautiful dancing and singing. Very heart warming and healing
Both of you, an honor.
I can’t stop watching it is so beautiful
You are so gorgeous, thankyou for sharing this culture!!!!!! I love the symbolism of a circular or spherical life.
As soccer players⚽️ I'm impressed with all her abilities I just could imagine her on a training course. By the I live in Winnipeg as well
Beautiful. Takes me back to my youth and going to pow wows in Regina. I've always been enchanted by this dance. Thank you for sharing this online!
Same i live in regina as well
@@cookingWithAKid360 I actually live in the Maritimes now. It's been more than 20 years since I've been back to Sask, but in my youth I lived in Fort Qu'Appelle and Moose Jaw. My Mum would take me to the pow wows to experience the food and culture (which I was deeply enamoured with). I do like where I live now, but fondly remember the Prairies and still call myself a "Flatlander" to this day. There are still moments when, as sunlight warmly touches my skin, I'll close my eyes and remember standing on those hills. Being under the great big sky and looking out across the Prairie watching the wheat rolls in the wind, stretching out to the horizon. I bit of grandiose romanticism I suppose, but fond memories often are!
Thank-you ❤ Beautiful ❤
Brilliant 👏
I cannot imagine and I do not understand, how it is possible.
We did this sort of thing when I was in 4th or 3rd grade and it was so much fun!
I cant stop crying this is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen in my life 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I agree.
same
Many Indigenous are coming together as a result of the horrific crimes perpetrated in Residential Schools. I know their are various dances. But, to come together and perform ritualistic 'War Dances' is disgusting, and hypocritical. I am offended!
The Warriors, head dresses, war paint, and their War Dances, are all a celebration of the slaughter, scalping, rape, torture, enslavement, and often times cannibalization, of a differing tribe or race. These dances, and make up, should be criminalized! But it is rationalized as celebrating culture.
To celebrate Hitlers birthday would also be celebrating culture. A very offensive culture.
Hypocrisy defined!
@@dancanada3335 Racism personified. Well snowflake if cultures other than yours are so difficult for you stay off social media and don’t watch tv. Also stay home.
Изумителна танцьорка и изкусна майсторка на жонглиране с обръчи. И всичко в унисон с музиката. ❤❤❤
Stunning
I had college courses, specifically speech with Ms Spence. I am proud to say I watched her perform live. So breathtaking!!!
i love this video i never new how beautiful first nations music and dancing was. GREAT JOB!!!!!! :D
Beautiful?
Many Indigenous are coming together as a result of the horrific crimes perpetrated in Residential Schools. I am aware that their are many different dances. But, to come together and perform ritualistic 'War Dances' is disgusting, and hypocritical. I am offended!
The Warriors, head dresses, war paint, and their War Dances, are all a celebration of the slaughter, scalping, rape, torture, enslavement, and often times cannibalization, of a differing tribe or race. These dances, and make up, should be criminalized! But it is rationalized as celebrating culture.
Hypocrisy defined!
Amazing !
Nice camera work, clean edits and audio.. good job on the production (not to mention a spectacular performance :)
I am Paiute Shoshone. Malhure region of Oregon. I share the name Spence. I rejoice in her spirit.
wow like i do not know what to say this is cool for real
Beautiful video, thank you! As if I was there...
Beautiful
Incredibly beautiful!!!
WOW!!!!!
0:01 Man gives straight fax.
i love your singing and dancing
Beautiful, skillful. Reminded me of a student I knew when I worked at RBRussell school, also in Winnipeg, his last name was Star. I followed him for years watching Powows. He also did wonderful hoop dance.
I think my favorite part is when she lifts up the hoops and looks like an eagle 😁💖
I wonder what its like to be one of the coolest people ever
„Wow,Very Beautiful Hoop-Dance And A
Very Beautiful Young Girl,(I Love🤍This
Video So Much) & Thank You So Much,For
This Very Beautiful,Dance,Music Video,
Greetings From 🇦🇹 Austria Vienna“🙋🏼♀️🌺🍃
✨👍✨🤗!!
Love the dance it tells a stroy
I notice they were put on the outskirts of the festival with no tent just a mic. Obv right next to the parking.
Very lovely! What is the symbol of this type of dance with hoops? Miigwetch!
Coolest show
Cool moves girl
nice~
so gostei da dansa
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
I like that guy sing
Btw I am not makeing fun
I like that guy song btw I am not making fun
Um
Wtf... 4 minutes of screaming and jumping
It's a traditional First Nation dance, I know it might sound funny but it's very disrespectful to say that whether joking or not
Be more respectful. If you don’t like it, don’t clickit.
@@luvvvdr3w why? The fact it is "tradition" does not mean it automaticly deserves respect. I watched it because it was recommended to me. And it was dissapointment
The skill this style of dancing takes is amazing. If it's not your style, fine, but don't disrespect someone else's culture and something that is obviously a passion and requires great skill just because you don't understand it.
@@rhondasruminationsonreading i dont see any "amazing" skills there. An i will repeat myself, but the fact it is a tradition, does not maky it any special nor it is a reason to praise it