Brung tears to my eyes missing my Son Hopi Seletstewa, Patsy Kenton, Patrick Dewey, Herbert Stevens, Betty jane Bullis, Henry Bullis Sr. Ray Patrick Stevens Sr. RIP ♥💛💚
My Grandfather sang this, said when I was about three or four now I'm 66, that it was a song he learned from his great-grandpa and Grandpa it was a family song so I have seen this just about forever and never have forgotten my Apache roots even though I'm mixed with Spanish the ocean Ukrainian Russian my nose and everything except for the blue eyes well that could be Apache my grandfather was a blue out of patchy but pure just brings home my grandfather which I love to dearly he was my life I don't go a day without missing him all these years I was 18 when he passed away and that piece of my heart is still broken thank you for posting this song I love you for that
This song be on REPEAT in my car, on my headphones at work. I just can't get enough. Once again MORE POWER TO you 3 gentlemen. May the universe move in your favor.
My family became disconnected from our Apache culture and heritage when my mom left at 17 to marry my dad. My sisters and I are reconnecting and I am so greatful to find videos such as yours. Thank you for sharing!
Im 3/4 Navajo and 1/4 Hopi. From Tuba City Az. I remember my grandmother, taking me as a very young person. To listen to Apache. Ome Love! Thank you guys.💚
This song has brought me so much peace. I listened to it the night before my biopsy check for cancer. When my husband and I lost our son I listened to it. Now again I'm starting the journey of trying to conceive again. And I need this peace and strength.
Wonderful, thank you! It's great to see you Apaches hold onto your roots and water them. It will become a big strong tree again. Kind regards from Germany.
@@hailoweenhailoween5264 Thank you for calling me a friend. Well, our ancestors... , their knowledge and spirit was "buried" already about 1400 years ago. I can also imagine that they also considered Mother Nature as brotherly/sisterly and not as a slave to be subjugated. Fortunately, however, a few tender shoots are sprouting again in our country, which would like to revive this spirit. All the best for you
Brilliant, singing, drums and song. I absolutely love your culture ever since I was a young girl. Diolch yn iawn am ranu. Barch iawn I chi o Cymru ( Thank you very much for sharing. Much Respect to you from Wales) UK 🙏🙏
I lost my roots I hear this song & can't understand a word this is what tribe I am Apache because I was raised in the city.I want to learn my language so I can understand this song on a deeper level I am lost for now........
@@gordonlewis4280 I'm Fort McDowell Yavapai myself. I was told and also read stories of the Yavapai people when it came to their close relations with the Tonto, Aravaipa, Pinal, Mt Turnbull Apaches.
Dios los. Bendiga quien como ustedes que pueden ir a todos lados. Yo tengo ya 22 años aquí y no puedo ir a visitar mi México. Son los meros dueños de usa 🙏🏼
My Great Ma said, "She is glad to see the young ones playing so fine." But, she wishes there would be a fire to dance about. While playing in the night.
Thought I'd give this a try while I did some class discussions and found myself moving to beat. This is really good, beautiful drumming and voices. Keep it up, y'all!
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Thanks for posting this I am 1000+ miles from home and I miss everything about my Apache culture and Tradition ✊🏽❤️
Where you residing now ?
Same I miss being home
And I
Tcrtm
Awesome job it's always nice to hear my nephew sing an also to know he is. Keeping our tradition alive. . Good Job Kenny Boy. .
Brung tears to my eyes missing my Son Hopi Seletstewa, Patsy Kenton, Patrick Dewey, Herbert Stevens, Betty jane Bullis, Henry Bullis Sr. Ray Patrick Stevens Sr. RIP ♥💛💚
My Grandfather sang this, said when I was about three or four now I'm 66, that it was a song he learned from his great-grandpa and Grandpa it was a family song so I have seen this just about forever and never have forgotten my Apache roots even though I'm mixed with Spanish the ocean Ukrainian Russian my nose and everything except for the blue eyes well that could be Apache my grandfather was a blue out of patchy but pure just brings home my grandfather which I love to dearly he was my life I don't go a day without missing him all these years I was 18 when he passed away and that piece of my heart is still broken thank you for posting this song I love you for that
This song be on REPEAT in my car, on my headphones at work. I just can't get enough. Once again MORE POWER TO you 3 gentlemen. May the universe move in your favor.
Me too😢
My family became disconnected from our Apache culture and heritage when my mom left at 17 to marry my dad. My sisters and I are reconnecting and I am so greatful to find videos such as yours. Thank you for sharing!
Best wishes as you continue to connect with your roots!
Thank You! Prayers for our Apache People♡
Im 3/4 Navajo and 1/4 Hopi. From Tuba City Az. I remember my grandmother, taking me as a very young person. To listen to Apache. Ome Love! Thank you guys.💚
This song has brought me so much peace. I listened to it the night before my biopsy check for cancer.
When my husband and I lost our son I listened to it.
Now again I'm starting the journey of trying to conceive again. And I need this peace and strength.
Hell yeah that's our future generation. Bad ass song chief's. Native Pride all the fucken way!!!
My brother's and sisters on the WMAT reservation many blessings and strength.
beautiful song . representing jicarilla apache
The best of my days
Thanks
I listened to this song as I was doing my morning run. I would love to add to my running playlist.
Proud of my nde and nahua heritage, thank you for posting this beautiful song
Hearing the music of my people brings me peace
Hey hohohohohohohoh bottom keep songs stop okay bottom hohohoh joy songs okay bottom look for me on Facebook
Im so proud of being apache and navaho i really enjoyed listing so relaxing stay safe
Yeah good job 👍 keep it up and tradition Alive I like that hutaha woooo haaa
🥰 thank you I love your culture and people! From France
Wonderful, thank you! It's great to see you Apaches hold onto your roots and water them. It will become a big strong tree again. Kind regards from Germany.
Thanks for the kind words my German friend. Your Germanic ancestors weren't that different from my Native American ancestors.
@@hailoweenhailoween5264 Thank you for calling me a friend. Well, our ancestors... , their knowledge and spirit was "buried" already about 1400 years ago. I can also imagine that they also considered Mother Nature as brotherly/sisterly and not as a slave to be subjugated. Fortunately, however, a few tender shoots are sprouting again in our country, which would like to revive this spirit. All the best for you
Listening to my Apache spiritual song comforts im missing home amen amen
Nice to see our young generation continue the tradition. 👍
this is everything! such beauty in our culture and people. Thank you for posting this inspiring, healing song. very strong medicine my brothers.
Sang the whole song! WM Apache! 💙 NATIVE Pride!
Even corona can't stop you!
Sing and drum on!
Corona is a psy op!
Real native culture. Thanks guys.
I Love all my Native, Navajo and my Apache culture week 😀❤
Brilliant, singing, drums and song. I absolutely love your culture ever since I was a young girl. Diolch yn iawn am ranu. Barch iawn I chi o Cymru ( Thank you very much for sharing. Much Respect to you from Wales) UK 🙏🙏
Hello from your relations in Mescalero! Good singing! Respect!
Waiting for next video guys., you guys are amazing
Great job guys, God bless you all.
I lost my roots I hear this song & can't understand a word this is what tribe I am Apache because I was raised in the city.I want to learn my language so I can understand this song on a deeper level I am lost for now........
Beautiful 😍 Thanks for sharing🙏
Great singing, thanks for sharing the beautiful song. Awesome ❤
Hey bottom good songs joy love it hohohoh bottom
Apache pride all the way YAVAPAI APACHE NATION MVR FAM TO ALL MY NATIVES OUT THERE MUCH LOVE N MAD RESPECT
Thank you! And same to you Cousin! I am a proud Apache Mescalero!
@@2CraZiBeauTyFuL hey I have family out their now I live in ft mc dowell az
Thanks from ft mcdowell and san carlos love and peace ga zon .
Yavapai apache ft mc dowell and San carlos az
@@gordonlewis4280 I'm Fort McDowell Yavapai myself. I was told and also read stories of the Yavapai people when it came to their close relations with the Tonto, Aravaipa, Pinal, Mt Turnbull Apaches.
I really wish this song was sung for my dad RIP dad Russell Kenton
Kenton all the way
I'm sorry for the loss of your dad...
Thank you 😭
Kenny say a prayer for my dad.
@@kevdianabetom6501 I will sorry for our lost stay strong n let our father be with us all....! God bless.....!
Dios los. Bendiga quien como ustedes que pueden ir a todos lados. Yo tengo ya 22 años aquí y no puedo ir a visitar mi México. Son los meros dueños de usa 🙏🏼
A very humble Thank you all. I smudge to creator with this song whilst it connects us to our heritage ❤😊
Beautiful song 🎵
Don't understand the lyrics, but love the vibe. MORE POWER TO YOU 3 GENTLEMEN.
Wow! That’s beautiful.
My Great Ma said, "She is glad to see the young ones playing so fine." But, she wishes there would be a fire to dance about. While playing in the night.
There is brother gotta believe n have faith n apache faith San Carlos apache geronimo band brother one n only....!
SO SO AWSOME
I proud be Apache
Thought I'd give this a try while I did some class discussions and found myself moving to beat. This is really good, beautiful drumming and voices. Keep it up, y'all!
Thank you. ❤️
🥺 self healing, came to hear the drums.
Really enjoyed .......pilamayaye!
Apache pride fort sill apaches of oklahoma
Respect
Pray the apache people
Yeeh ahh, thank you
🔥 🔥
Beautiful 💯🪶🦬👊🏾
Hutaha!!!!,Hu Hu Hugh!!!
Same. Here. My. Bro. Ray
In the memory of gohakley an juh an Mangas No one can destroy us
I like your video
💯🙏🏽🔥
Where are u from? If u dont mind me asking. I'm looking for apaches from Dulce, NM
❤🔥🔥🔥
Who the one in the ASU shirt
👌👍
goozho
Ahíyi’e!
Which spirit covered your faces ?
Great mothers name is " Winnee".
Really this may sound weird but how do you get your stick that neon color. Is that a wrap or paint. Please someone help me out.
Hopefully Kenny Kenton is still following these comments and can give you some tips!
@@KennethPhotography sorry so late but pain of course lol 😂
Paint
@@kennykenton5689 you're good brother, all we have is time.
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😇😇😇😇😇
White Mountain or bedonkohe. Or Chiricauhua
Inde
Good songs joy brother okay keep songs do stop brother okay my songs for you Navajo songs brother
😊
Thought you're not supposed to record 😉
Lol why u say that n it's all over youtube especially white mountain main one
@@kennykenton5689 that is true.
Wall come back ony Facebook my brother
Real Apache 🔥 not Joe Tohonnie jr
I miss Whiteriver
Hello good evening brother how are you doing today good songs cool thanks songs too hopl me family Facebook look for me
Why due who have make on? Solo...
Take off those stupid dog muzzles!!!
Wall look for me on Facebook okay brother