Mescalero Apache Crown Dancers

[@randymain4545]

Beautiful to see our ancestors continue to gather

[@richardmonson8657]

Glad to see traditions being maintained.

[@stevewhite7426]

So similar to the Dogon of Mali. Very mysterious!

[@martintapiapineda4683]

Grade tradición, felicidades.

[@msjoanofthearc]

Beautiful, yes!

[@jsmith3980]

Fabulous, I visited from the UK more than 30 years ago.

[@samuelralte5690]

I love Native American 🤙

[@indigenous1398]

Showing support to the channel, culture and traditions is important, sub/like

[@amanita1453]

Amazing☁☁💪💪

[@tribesecurity2170]

There is nothing more terrifying to a little Navajo kid than to see and hear our Native Neighbors to the south doing this dance and come up to them trying to get them. If you know, you know.

[@larryellisjr2362]

Do these Crown Dancers have there own Sacred names, I know us Navajos the Yeiis have there own holy names ??

[@leatricesago1438]

Yea they sure do in our Mescalero Apache language the crown dancers name is “Gááhe”

[@UnknoownsWrld]

@@leatricesago1438 Oh thats cool for us the white moutain apache and i think san carlos is Gáán

[@marwanehafidi734]

Une.culture.a.sauvgarder.c'est.bon

[@clendonrobinson6867]

Their style is so much different than the White Mountain and San Carlos Apaches. Still bond by bloodlines

[@cilekrecel1998]

Yá'át'ééh dóó ahéhee'

[@drAgonflysix2]

Mitakuye Oyasin.

[@АндрейОсокин-в3ъ]

Da nzhoo!

[@JohnMedicinehorse]

Super bowl

[@heikereinhardt5628]

Es sollte Bielefeld mehr Natives geben dann ginge es Mitter Erde nicht so schlecht