The more I read Sherri Mitchell's book, Sacred Instruction, and realize what's Sacred. (Everything) the more I can see the beauty in your spirituality. The more correct I can see your ways of living on this Earth are the wisest!
That's my son PAHONGVA the HOPI warrior dancer. So proud of my son. MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT WATCH OVER YOU ALWAYS MY SON. MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT BRING MORE MOISTURE TO HOPI. Lolmaii KWA-KWAII Ahneh Yokvanii
I love to See you'all ❤❤❤ In my Mine and Heard allways and forever ❤❤❤ You are MY BIG FAMILIE in SPIRIT ❤❤❤ The GREAT SPIRIT "MANITU" PROTEKT and BLESS ALL OF YOU from NOW TILL ETERNITY ❤❤❤ IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH I PRAY AMEN AMEN AMEN ❤❤❤
These dances have a "caller" and we hear many callers. I just want to know what they are calling for? Maybe they are calling for rain or they are encouraging their brothers and sisters who are dancing?
Thank you for this very nice video and interesting video and beautiful dance Indian Hopi. I love Native North American music, people, culture, dance. God bless everyone Indian. Best regards and blessings from Poland 🇵🇱👍😊💝
Beautiful dancing and a beautiful culture. I love all the meanings of the dances. Diolch yn iawn am ranu) Thank you very much for sharing) from Cymru( Wales) UK🙏
@@RedCanyonWolf they go throughout the year on different days, there's some that happen in New Mexico's Pueblos too. But they haven't been having them lately bc of covid
Yes. My daughter is half Hopi. I stopped going to the dances years ago as I and my elder children got disgusted with seeing people there, including children, kick in the ribs and throw rocks at the stray, starving and severely neglected dogs that wonder around without food and water. They do not care for these animals so how hypocritical is that, dancing to honor life when at the same time abusing it? This is not what being spiritual should be about! Their treatment of these stray dogs is horrible and exists to this day. That is why I raised my half Hopi daughter as I did my eldest two children to be kind and loving to all animals as I was raised and we feed any of the numerous strays we see, oftentimes finding them homes, shelter and care . I got tired of going to these dances and crying. I would tell these people straight out to stop abusing the animals but they just laugh while spitefully continuing in front of me! Upon phoning and speaking with other tribes up north where I was born they too said that animals and people are very disrespected in the South West tribes and the Northern tribes refuse to acknowledge them because of how horrible they behave.
@@elishevacapobianco-s1960 calm down Karen not all of us are like that.. Im an animal lover myself an its frustrating seeing people treat their dogs an cats so disrespectful... quit stereotyping all of us when you only saw a handful of people do it.
@@hopiboy12 It's true about the way Hopis treat animals. And you're proving it by calling this lady a "Karen". It shows you can't handle truth when it comes at you. Hopi people are some of the biggest hypocrites out there! I personally laugh at they're so called "Peaceful People" lifestyle. I've lived on this reservation and seen first hand alcohol and drug abuse, disrespect of elders, disrespect towards their own religion, and now even murders happening. But they try and keep it silent while promoting to the outside world of being people of holiness and righteousness.
My daughter is half Hopi. I stopped going to the dances years ago as I and my elder children got disgusted with seeing how many people there, including children, kick in the ribs and throw rocks at the stray, starving and severely neglected dogs that wonder around without food and water. They do not care for these animals so how hypocritical is that, dancing to honor life when at the same time abusing it? This is not what being spiritual should be about! Their treatment of these stray dogs is horrible and exists to this day. That is why I raised my half Hopi daughter as I did my eldest two children to be kind and loving to all animals as I wa raised. I got tired of going to these dances and crying. I would tell these people straight out to stop abusing the animals but they just laugh while spitefully continuing in front of me! Upon phoning other tribes up north where I was born they too said that animals and people are very disrespected in the South West tribes and the Northern tribes refuse to acknowledge them because of how they behave.
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The more I read Sherri Mitchell's book, Sacred Instruction, and realize what's Sacred. (Everything) the more I can see the beauty in your spirituality. The more correct I can see your ways of living on this Earth are the wisest!
That's my son PAHONGVA the HOPI warrior dancer. So proud of my son.
MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT WATCH OVER YOU ALWAYS MY SON.
MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT BRING MORE MOISTURE TO HOPI.
Lolmaii KWA-KWAII
Ahneh Yokvanii
Miss these dances! Healing
Found this video couple days ago. Been playing ever since. Nice jams ❤👍
Me too. It's powerful medicine. Enjoy.
Great singers!
I ❤ rez dogs!
You guys should come to Cochiti…. Where you guys got mushrash… February Buffalo Is the legit! beautiful song and dance!
I love these songs.. catching on 2 them..
Drum beats echo deep in my heart
People cannot understand it when I first heard native music it was a life changing event
That’s the music speaking to your spirit
Thank you for sharing. This was amazing to see
Asquali! 1st Mesa. ✊️TEWA. Walpee. Middle village. ⚖️❣️💜🤍☝️✨️💯 shout out to my Bear 🐻 clan. Hopi sand clan🪶✊️🙏💯warriors. Family 👪
So touching very good voices and the beat just keep watching dances💯💕
I love to See you'all ❤❤❤
In my Mine and Heard allways and forever ❤❤❤
You are MY BIG FAMILIE in SPIRIT ❤❤❤
The GREAT SPIRIT "MANITU" PROTEKT and BLESS ALL OF YOU from NOW TILL ETERNITY ❤❤❤
IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH I PRAY
AMEN AMEN AMEN ❤❤❤
These dances have a "caller" and we hear many callers. I just want to know what they are calling for? Maybe they are calling for rain or they are encouraging their brothers and sisters who are dancing?
Haven’t seen these ones dance since I was a kid
Hotevilla is the place.
Uskwali for your video
Thank you for this very nice video and interesting video and beautiful dance Indian Hopi. I love Native North American music, people, culture, dance. God bless everyone Indian. Best regards and blessings from Poland 🇵🇱👍😊💝
How they call to this dance, I love native Americans,. Adoro a los realmente Americanos,cultura es lo más bonito que existe
Is this the hopi Tewa lady from polacca!?Nice.
✊️💯🤍TUNGOVIAS💜✨️🐻🫡
Nice spot to record and I also hopi and me and my dad made a drum together
They always saying no filming but someone does in posts it on utube.
The no filming policy is for the Kachina dances. This is a social dance to be shared with non Hopi.
Elahkwa thanks for sharing good job to my Hopi brothers and sisters. Thumbs to you all 👍👍
@@honanvesiedowyesnum8200 ok thanks ill let them know.
Nice also I am hopi and I think know this place is I think
Ysde ffgb
Beautiful and very grateful. Such an honor to see this.
Thank you for blessing my eyes and ears with beauty.
Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful dancing and a beautiful culture. I love all the meanings of the dances. Diolch yn iawn am ranu) Thank you very much for sharing) from Cymru( Wales) UK🙏
Gtg
Gtg
I gotta go to one of these powwows!
They're called feast days
@@haroldmanuelito6935 😍 when are they?
@@RedCanyonWolf they go throughout the year on different days, there's some that happen in New Mexico's Pueblos too. But they haven't been having them lately bc of covid
@@haroldmanuelito6935 I’ll keep my eye out. Thank you!
@@haroldmanuelito6935 feast days are pueblos..these are Hopis.
That’s my culture
Tyler Mac yaaaaaaaaaaaaaap yah hey
When did shungopavi get trees guess I've been away too long
Songopavhoyam went to kepo at Hotevilla
✨️I love you ✨️
Beautiful
So are the shungopavi dancers ? 🤔 cuz this isn't shungopavi cuz that's where I'm from. I'm just curious or is it all Hotevilla.
The group came from shungopavi to dance at hotevilla
I enjoy watching American Indian dances. Is this Hopi?
Yes. My daughter is half Hopi. I stopped going to the dances years ago as I and my elder children got disgusted with seeing people there, including children, kick in the ribs and throw rocks at the stray, starving and severely neglected dogs that wonder around without food and water. They do not care for these animals so how hypocritical is that, dancing to honor life when at the same time abusing it? This is not what being spiritual should be about! Their treatment of these stray dogs is horrible and exists to this day. That is why I raised my half Hopi daughter as I did my eldest two children to be kind and loving to all animals as I was raised and we feed any of the numerous strays we see, oftentimes finding them homes, shelter and care . I got tired of going to these dances and crying. I would tell these people straight out to stop abusing the animals but they just laugh while spitefully continuing in front of me! Upon phoning and speaking with other tribes up north where I was born they too said that animals and people are very disrespected in the South West tribes and the Northern tribes refuse to acknowledge them because of how horrible they behave.
@@elishevacapobianco-s1960ok🤨
@@elishevacapobianco-s1960 calm down Karen not all of us are like that.. Im an animal lover myself an its frustrating seeing people treat their dogs an cats so disrespectful... quit stereotyping all of us when you only saw a handful of people do it.
@@elishevacapobianco-s1960 Fake. You sound like a delusional Karen.
@@hopiboy12 It's true about the way Hopis treat animals. And you're proving it by calling this lady a "Karen". It shows you can't handle truth when it comes at you. Hopi people are some of the biggest hypocrites out there! I personally laugh at they're so called "Peaceful People" lifestyle. I've lived on this reservation and seen first hand alcohol and drug abuse, disrespect of elders, disrespect towards their own religion, and now even murders happening. But they try and keep it silent while promoting to the outside world of being people of holiness and righteousness.
I'm not sure the elders at Shungopavi would appreciate this.
@Jason B you bet :)
Exactly!
I agree....
Exactly! My daughter is half Hopi and dances. Her dad is full and he informed me years ago that the dances were not to be filmed.
@@elishevacapobianco-s1960 These ones can 😐
Ich werde das leider nie persönlich sehen können, aber in Gedanken bin ich bei euch. Ich schicke euch viele gute Gedanken und bete für euch... 🙏🙏🙏
My daughter is half Hopi. I stopped going to the dances years ago as I and my elder children got disgusted with seeing how many people there, including children, kick in the ribs and throw rocks at the stray, starving and severely neglected dogs that wonder around without food and water. They do not care for these animals so how hypocritical is that, dancing to honor life when at the same time abusing it? This is not what being spiritual should be about! Their treatment of these stray dogs is horrible and exists to this day. That is why I raised my half Hopi daughter as I did my eldest two children to be kind and loving to all animals as I wa raised. I got tired of going to these dances and crying. I would tell these people straight out to stop abusing the animals but they just laugh while spitefully continuing in front of me! Upon phoning other tribes up north where I was born they too said that animals and people are very disrespected in the South West tribes and the Northern tribes refuse to acknowledge them because of how they behave.
The title is fake this is a buffalo dance but this isn’t shungopavi this is hotevilla
Everyday Everyday family I will love love you all for infinity
Kwa-kwaaiiii
Bring the rain
that's hotevilla
Eagles
Unah
Im hopi and this is not my village
This title is all wrong. And wrong place not right village.
the group is from shungopavi
Yeah!!! so shut your face!!🤨 Ha JK 😝
0 logic lbll