Kanyon Sings a Chumash Grandmother's Song

[@mischr13]

beautiful, gave me chills

[@morganphlegar]

Hi! I’m a Chumash native who was adopted at birth. Thank you so much for this, it’s really hard to connect with my heritage and culture, stuff like this makes me feel happy.

[@nativedestiny1]

Haku and Thank you, cousin.
Tasin Slo

[@mischr13]

Robles means Oaks, right? are you Chumash? I am Chicana and live on the central coast, Chumash land

[@nativedestiny1]

@@mischr13 Haku. Yes, Robles means Oaks in Spanish. And, I am Chumash.

[@nativedestiny1]

@@mischr13 Northern Chumash, to be specific. I live in SB.

[@amitzahmitzvah3779]

Beautiful. Thank you.

[@MsLaBajo]

Beautiful l, as always, Kanyon!

[@IndianCanyonCA1887]

Thank you for sharing this

[@tinasilvas2912]

Beautiful casil tasin Aho

[@andrea_mahia]

Aztec native
I'm glad you shared part of your culture. Thank you.

[@Ghst-eu2ll]

Beautiful song

[@Shravaka1]

The Divine Feminine... ❤️

[@JAHenry]

Well done, Kanyon! LULULULULUULULULULULULULULULULULULULULULULL!

[@druid3744]

💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@josephinefuentez2984]

The words are different from Dr Weighill
We sing it as we learn it but aren't they from the same tribe