The other lady who I am dancing with's name is Andrea Cranmer. We are both from here, Alert Bay. Andrea was my dance teacher in school along side her grandmother Agnes Cranmer. The late Chief Dan Cranmers wife. Andrea and I both descend from Fort Rupert Hunt family. I was very honoured and privileged to dance with her. She is a very wicked dancer :)
I met Pewi at Alert Bay. She invited our Global Projects group from Trinity to watch her teach the Kwakwala language and culture to the children at the elementary school. She is am amazing woman and I am glad to have come across the video
wonderful blessing from this video thanks for posting this sacred traditional dance probably wasn't a good idea of posting it but there always a reason why even being a full blooded Native Pueblo I take it in to my heart cause I know I can compare to these type of ceremonies... the fire, the people, and that's wonderful song.. its really a great blessing keep up native world and all ceremonies mother earth will stay stronger... younger generation please listen too your elders, clans men, clans women, and even yourself cause life needs us an we need life to keep going... we will protect all ethnics but like wise to those that have strong traditional doings... my prayers to the person who upload this video and to all that sacrifice themselves to take a big role in this ceremony.... thank you
This is a powerful video and blessed to have watched it, but I agree that we must refrain from posting video broadly to protect our sacred songs and teachings. My nation does everything in it's power to deny video and pictures within our c̓áiǧac̓i, especially when our c̓áiqa perform our sacred songs and dance, such as our λu̓ḷáx̌a and tánís ceremonies.
Wow! I never thought I'd ever see some thing like this. We derive our lives from the sea here in Flamborough Yorkshire. We have a maned life boat station, we put on a Viking Fire festival. This is Amazing.
Wow! What great dancing. This, coming from Gary Ball, who knew Pewi and Andrea from NISS. I just went looking for dance videos to show at school and Boom! there is Pewi. I often think about you both, believe it or not, and always with admiration. How wonderful to see you both dancing together.
all tribes - yellow, brown black white ---------- the great war of CO2 destroying the sea and air is upon us --- we must win somehow---------------- hello to all in the Bay
Hey do you know a person named Troy. Glah Glow Glosh. Andy Callicum gave me the name. Glah Glow Glosh in 1998. Understand some one named Troy shares in that name
i listen to this every time i make ghetto macaroni and it makes it taste that much better!!! ( macaroni with a stick of butter 2 cans of condensed tomato soup and some hamburger) covered with cheese then broiled till cheese is melted :)
Are they summoning something? Or are they showing resect to the stars? Or showing respect to their culture? What was the original meaning of this dance...?
Eatch hand movement has i different meaning. There is one where the woman are wishing good energy to their tribe. They are not summon anything. It's a ladys dance. Its a dance to respect all lady's in our tribe. Hahah i had to laugh at this though.
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The other lady who I am dancing with's name is Andrea Cranmer. We are both from here, Alert Bay. Andrea was my dance teacher in school along side her grandmother Agnes Cranmer. The late Chief Dan Cranmers wife. Andrea and I both descend from Fort Rupert Hunt family. I was very honoured and privileged to dance with her. She is a very wicked dancer :)
powerful and great.
Thank you for sharing the name of your teacher! You both move incredibly
And the student becomes the teacher, beautiful cuz.
And Pewi can sing too....she seems to be very talented.....and beautiful....I love seeing people staying true to their traditions.
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Thank you Michael :)
I met Pewi at Alert Bay. She invited our Global Projects group from Trinity to watch her teach the Kwakwala language and culture to the children at the elementary school. She is am amazing woman and I am glad to have come across the video
wonderful blessing from this video thanks for posting this sacred traditional dance probably wasn't a good idea of posting it but there always a reason why even being a full blooded Native Pueblo I take it in to my heart cause I know I can compare to these type of ceremonies... the fire, the people, and that's wonderful song.. its really a great blessing keep up native world and all ceremonies mother earth will stay stronger... younger generation please listen too your elders, clans men, clans women, and even yourself cause life needs us an we need life to keep going... we will protect all ethnics but like wise to those that have strong traditional doings... my prayers to the person who upload this video and to all that sacrifice themselves to take a big role in this ceremony.... thank you
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This is a powerful video and blessed to have watched it, but I agree that we must refrain from posting video broadly to protect our sacred songs and teachings. My nation does everything in it's power to deny video and pictures within our c̓áiǧac̓i, especially when our c̓áiqa perform our sacred songs and dance, such as our λu̓ḷáx̌a and tánís ceremonies.
I have watched this vid several times. I love this song.
almost like the olden days, day long dance, i never was there for it, my gran told me about it
Wow! I never thought I'd ever see some thing like this.
We derive our lives from the sea here in Flamborough Yorkshire. We have a maned life boat station, we put on a Viking Fire festival.
This is Amazing.
Let it also be remembered. Aunty Dodo was Hamatsa. ;) ONELOVE.
I swear I have watched this video at least 10 times.
pewi, you are an amazing dancer, like i said i love watching you dance :D :)
long song/dance goodone. sure felt the vibe while dancing
you were AWESOME darling -
Beautiful dancers and I love the drums. The sound like they're on overdrive! Powerful stuff!
The one were blanket ❤beautiful
Wow! What great dancing. This, coming from Gary Ball, who knew Pewi and Andrea from NISS. I just went looking for dance videos to show at school and Boom! there is Pewi. I often think about you both, believe it or not, and always with admiration. How wonderful to see you both dancing together.
jus breathetaking n chilling smiles love love love it ! i would love to experience this firsthand
I love hearing these native songs an watching them dancing
Beatiful!
Love you pewi
So very beautiful ❤️
I've been lucky to attend 2 potlatches. I loved the powerful culture. After the ceremony it was back to reality. Ugh
Was thinking in Alert Bay? Does not say where? But awesome to see
thank you for giving me her name... :)
Beautiful!!!
We gotta stay strong together from tribe to tribe.
one life one tribe one heart one soul one earth
all tribes - yellow, brown black white ---------- the great war of CO2 destroying the sea and air is upon us --- we must win somehow---------------- hello to all in the Bay
i wud love to experience this in person so beautiful powerful n graceful n healing from deep within :D
The other dancer's name is Andrea Cranmer
Hey do you know a person named Troy. Glah Glow Glosh. Andy Callicum gave me the name. Glah Glow Glosh in 1998. Understand some one named Troy shares in that name
SHE IS MY COUSIN!!!
Love!
i listen to this every time i make ghetto macaroni and it makes it taste that much better!!! ( macaroni with a stick of butter 2 cans of condensed tomato soup and some hamburger) covered with cheese then broiled till cheese is melted :)
That sounds great
My beautiful
Talented cousin Pewi Yadanala Alfred
awesome
inspiration
I'm doing research and this is the only good video I have found
In Love
Oh forgot to ask, you guys are Kwakiutl right?
This scared the shit out of me on autoplay at full volume. Good stuff tho.
And Andrea Cranmer
Soaks
no they were in Yalis :D (Alert Bay)
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required viewing
Are they summoning something? Or are they showing resect to the stars? Or showing respect to their culture? What was the original meaning of this dance...?
Eatch hand movement has i different meaning. There is one where the woman are wishing good energy to their tribe. They are not summon anything. It's a ladys dance. Its a dance to respect all lady's in our tribe. Hahah i had to laugh at this though.
Neeee so there was another dancer hoggy then hey lol 😂 jk