I've never heard of this dance. I enjoyed watching it, though; the beautiful dresses, fancy footwork, and the whimsical jingles! The backing drums and vocals, were very entertaining, as well.
Ooh, jingle dance! I miss this. I used to go watch my classmate at Crow Faire when I lived in Montana. The dance steps are always so full of energy, and the gals are amazingly light on their feet.
Many years ago I was able to visit a reservation in New Mexico with my Church's youth group. The pastor of the community had a daughter that was into jingle and fancy shaw dancing. It was awesome and a personally uplifting experience. Even more impressive is the fact that she made her own dresses and the jingles were made from Copenhagen can lids. Such a fascinating culture.
Amen Praise The Lord Jesus Christ, I am a Navajo nChrist but I'm still native american I honor our customs but my spirit belongs to God thru Jesus Christ by way of The Holy Spirit Amen
I didn't know this "Jingle Dance" -the women's POW WOW dance-existed. I checked it out thanks to Google Doodle. The women's costumes are colorful and ornamental, and make a distinctive sound as they dance with the silver metal cones along with the drums and chant. Thjanks for sharing.
Man I love being native everything about it is just so beautiful the powpows everything is just so perfect and the girls dancing you can tell they dance with so much emotion and from the heart...and chicken dancers are Soo amazing and talented so powerful and motivational❤️
I just love every bit of the ways of the Native Americans. Pow Wow? It's just fantastic. When I watch 'em on the youtube, my ears just go deaf to the rest of the sounds around, and my eyes blind to all things around. Respect and Good wishes to these Native Americans.
Google Doodle! Raising public awareness of the cultures of the first people. Loved this video! Want to learn more about the history and meaning of the dance.
I think this video was taken at the Hull Child and Family Stampede Breakfast in Calgary, Alberta. I am 85% sure I recognize it because I was there. Or maybe I saw another rendition of the same dance. It is even more amazing in person though, the drum beat and the vocals get into your chest and you feel so alive.
fascinating to watch and each of the costumes are so unique in their own way. love the designs. the bells remind me of chimes blowing in the wind trying to communicate with the ancestors perhaps a ceremony for other means such as a member of the tribe who may have passed on and the bells ring for comfort during his or her journey . (just saying)
I love it.😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
This is real nice, I've always wanted to learn to dance like this. You know what? This looks like a powwow I went to by our city, and I seen a guy in this video who looked just like my dad! Not to mention the background looks just like it too.
cinttia flores native Mexicans come from the same wave of migration into the Americas, were all the same, we just grew separate over the thousands and thousands of years we were here.
Zed Leppelin Yup. But just a few hundred years is enough to split a culture or two, how long did it take for the Latins to split into Spaniard and Italians and French and Romansh, etc. This kind of dance most likely developed independently of Mexican dance.
Can someone please share with me how do Jingle Dress Dance competitions work? I’ve seen Jingle Dress Dance competitions where the dancers eventually are asked to leave the stage one by one until only one dancer is left and becomes the winner
+Lizzeth Montejano (La Potosina) usually the category is judged by several judges and the dancers are given points and based off of those added up points from all contests plus grand entry points they choose a winner. But it sounds like you are talking about a jingle dress special where the dancers compete in so many rounds of songs and who ever makes it to the finals is chosen by a judge or they are exited from the arena one by one until there is only one dancer left.
Beautiful! I have a respectful question: Are there such events like this (pow wows, etc.) that are open to the public? I would love to see this in person and learn more about the Native cultures in my area (North Texas), and perhaps other parts of the US, besides just reading about them in books and online.
Here where I live in Ontario, Canada, many communities host Pow Wows that are open to the public. They have art sales, food stalls, music performances, dance competitions, and (my favourite) inter-tribal dances, where anyone from any culture is welcomed into the dance circle.
I love our native american culture, and it pisses me off and saddens me of how badly they were treated by early americans, and still to this day :( Such a beautiful people
To which people does this dance and music belong too? There were many races in today's USA that have existed before the English, French and other Western Europeans arrived.
They don't know every video I watch it sounds like a recording and most generally look like they don't even like the culture they just happen to be "decedents " and show up when necessary for the numbers
From my understanding, this dance originated in the early 1900s with Ojibwe/Chippewa people in the Great Lakes region of the land now called Minnesota USA and Ontario, Canada.
@@megan.r.kenzie, thanks. Why do so many unrelated races - read tribes - dance the same way? There should be variation. Which insinuates that this dancing is newer.
The name of the First Nation Reserve is interesting... a more Native name couldn't be found to reflect the culture and the people? It seems like an insult for a European's name to be the title. ARGH!
4859 is the best one (center of the screen at 00:49 - red dress, yellow uppers on the footwear.) Too bad we see practically nothing more of her, after 00:58.
I was led to explore this by way of Google Doodle, honoring this custom. So glad I explored it.Thank you for sharing.
Me too! :)
Me too!
it ayn no costume tf
I've never heard of this dance. I enjoyed watching it, though; the beautiful dresses, fancy footwork, and the whimsical jingles! The backing drums and vocals, were very entertaining, as well.
Those dresses look heavy, plus it's probably hot outside, damn that must be hard. Tons of respect for them!
their not that heavy
No it’s really easy
They aren’t too heavy, mine is long sleeves so it’s utter hell with this Vegas heat lmao
Its really not that bad! It's very nice, actually
@@zirayasunn6778 ok then do its
Ooh, jingle dance! I miss this. I used to go watch my classmate at Crow Faire when I lived in Montana. The dance steps are always so full of energy, and the gals are amazingly light on their feet.
I am Dakota Sioux and damn proud of it
I’m nakoda aye we’re yethka😂💀
I’m an Ojibwa
I'm Haliwa-Saponi 💪 proud to be too
i’m cherokee ☺️💞
That is one helluva cardio workout ... :)
Beautiful dresses and a beautiful dance!
listen to the men, the drums, and most importantly, the women in this video. One of the best I've heard.
Amazing!!! I hope that in the future, Canada will acknowledge the first people of Canada more!!
Many years ago I was able to visit a reservation in New Mexico with my Church's youth group. The pastor of the community had a daughter that was into jingle and fancy shaw dancing. It was awesome and a personally uplifting experience. Even more impressive is the fact that she made her own dresses and the jingles were made from Copenhagen can lids. Such a fascinating culture.
Amen Praise The Lord Jesus Christ, I am a Navajo nChrist but I'm still native american I honor our customs but my spirit belongs to God thru Jesus Christ by way of The Holy Spirit Amen
this is why I love being native
Love from Canada to you powerful women. Native people are so strong and resilient. Very inspiring and in need of way more respect here
I didn't know this "Jingle Dance" -the women's POW WOW dance-existed. I checked it out thanks to Google Doodle. The women's costumes are colorful and ornamental, and make a distinctive sound as they dance with the silver metal cones along with the drums and chant. Thjanks for sharing.
Makes me cry every time. Beautiful.
I just remember a powwow seen a few years ago in Ontario… Women’s Jingle Dresse Dance as a closing ritual… it was gorgeous…
Man I love being native everything about it is just so beautiful the powpows everything is just so perfect and the girls dancing you can tell they dance with so much emotion and from the heart...and chicken dancers are Soo amazing and talented so powerful and motivational❤️
I just love every bit of the ways of the Native Americans. Pow Wow? It's just fantastic. When I watch 'em on the youtube, my ears just go deaf to the rest of the sounds around, and my eyes blind to all things around. Respect and Good wishes to these Native Americans.
So beautiful! Makes me cry. ❤
Google Doodle! Raising public awareness of the cultures of the first people. Loved this video! Want to learn more about the history and meaning of the dance.
Man I love this.....wish I could see it for real
I think this video was taken at the Hull Child and Family Stampede Breakfast in Calgary, Alberta. I am 85% sure I recognize it because I was there. Or maybe I saw another rendition of the same dance.
It is even more amazing in person though, the drum beat and the vocals get into your chest and you feel so alive.
I like that very much. It's so full of life.
fascinating to watch and each of the costumes are so unique in their own way. love the designs. the bells remind me of chimes blowing in the wind trying to communicate with the ancestors perhaps a ceremony for other means such as a member of the tribe who may have passed on and the bells ring for comfort during his or her journey . (just saying)
Regalia, not costumes.
Origin of the jingle dress dance: indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2011/01/28/origins-womens-jingle-dress-dancing-13653
I love it.😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
Got here from the British Museum! Love it!
I don't know why...but the Jingle Dance touches my heart....
I love listening the song and like watch the dancers dancing
Very Beautiful...
The British Museum sent me here. Thanks for sharing.
im Norther Cheynne and i cant wait till 4th of July pow wow .this video is getting me excited haha
+creepyPastaMask 127 My daughter is too .
haha cool :D
This is real nice, I've always wanted to learn to dance like this. You know what? This looks like a powwow I went to by our city, and I seen a guy in this video who looked just like my dad! Not to mention the background looks just like it too.
If you live in Regina, Saskatchewan then it might be your dad. It was filmed in George Gordon First Nation
No, we live somewhere else. It looks real close, though
Who else is in quarantine and missing powwows 😂😐
I love going to powwows and seeing all the dancers
quyen la me to
Pow wow is my life. and i like going to pow wow
I gotta get back into dancingand get my daughter started. Havent since I was a teen, but now these calves can crush melons.
Freaking awesome 💝😘
amazing people may god be with you always
Haha... God was the worst thing that ever happened to their People.
im native and Ojibwa along with cree my name is Hawk everything in life to a native is awesome!!
NICE DANCE AND SONG
Beautiful!
You defently have to have strong legs and ankels to do jingle cuz you will be sore if you don't I know from experience
I do 2 mile runs every day before I dance
Wainanwit Schroeder
beautiful lovely elegant culture i can see where the C walk came from.tauke from New Zealand
This is so cool!
Today's oole Doodle sent me! Love it.
My 'Jee' key just crased! lol
YAY I'm learning how to jingle
yay
awesome people
Beauty at its best . . .
This is awesome.
This is one of my native dances it's just soooo......
I dance jingle my dress is purple yellow and blue 🙏🏽❣️❣️❣️
Wowsers OMG ✌ ✌ ✌✌ ✌ ✌
Tribe of Gad with their fringes on ❤
This is my happy place my dad died and powwow remind me of him so I listen to powwow music to keep myself from ending it.uts calmint
Very nice!
I love it...
One week to summer!
Hooo Mes Sista !!! 💖🙋🏻
I found it fascinating that their clothes look so much a like to what we use in some native dances in northern Mexico.
I am a pleasure
الشيخ عمران حسين الحقيقة المخيفة المرعبة الصادمة Sheikh Imran Hosein really scary horrible sho
cinttia flores
My parents thought my Lakota friend was Mexican when I showed them pictures xD
(we are Mexican)
cinttia flores native Mexicans come from the same wave of migration into the Americas, were all the same, we just grew separate over the thousands and thousands of years we were here.
Zed Leppelin
Yup. But just a few hundred years is enough to split a culture or two, how long did it take for the Latins to split into Spaniard and Italians and French and Romansh, etc. This kind of dance most likely developed independently of Mexican dance.
Can someone please share with me how do Jingle Dress Dance competitions work? I’ve seen Jingle Dress Dance competitions where the dancers eventually are asked to leave the stage one by one until only one dancer is left and becomes the winner
+Lizzeth Montejano (La Potosina) usually the category is judged by several judges and the dancers are given points and based off of those added up points from all contests plus grand entry points they choose a winner. But it sounds like you are talking about a jingle dress special where the dancers compete in so many rounds of songs and who ever makes it to the finals is chosen by a judge or they are exited from the arena one by one until there is only one dancer left.
Irene Mary Thank you for response I'm fascinated by this dance but I didn't understand how the winner got chosen.
Beautiful
Beautiful! I have a respectful question: Are there such events like this (pow wows, etc.) that are open to the public? I would love to see this in person and learn more about the Native cultures in my area (North Texas), and perhaps other parts of the US, besides just reading about them in books and online.
They have one annually in Macon, Georgia. It's called Ocmulgee Indian Festival. It is in September.
Here where I live in Ontario, Canada, many communities host Pow Wows that are open to the public. They have art sales, food stalls, music performances, dance competitions, and (my favourite) inter-tribal dances, where anyone from any culture is welcomed into the dance circle.
Shuffle dance originated from this?
BEFORE the crip walk... 💜
🤣ok
Proud of my Native American roots
I am going to dance at my school in the pow wow to day💇
Great to hear. May the creator guide your journey.
Autumn Natowcappo / bcc
If only everyone could visit the Stampede in Calgary.
I love our native american culture, and it pisses me off and saddens me of how badly they were treated by early americans, and still to this day :( Such a beautiful people
I dance Jr girls fancy shawl in fact tommoro is Regina pow wow all of you guys can come😍😍🙌🙌🙋🙋😚😘😙😗😏😏
These are jinggel dancers hahaha hay🙌
I'm using this for a school project
we love you mucklesoot
Those beautiful dresses, and you can barely hear them.
To which people does this dance and music belong too? There were many races in today's USA that have existed before the English, French and other Western Europeans arrived.
They don't know every video I watch it sounds like a recording and most generally look like they don't even like the culture they just happen to be "decedents " and show up when necessary for the numbers
From my understanding, this dance originated in the early 1900s with Ojibwe/Chippewa people in the Great Lakes region of the land now called Minnesota USA and Ontario, Canada.
@@megan.r.kenzie, thanks. Why do so many unrelated races - read tribes - dance the same way? There should be variation.
Which insinuates that this dancing is newer.
@@chim7741, interesting point.
How can you hear the jingles with all the singing? Isn't the song about the jingles?
I can hear them fine. You need better speakers on your computer.
I love going to powwow
I jingle dance beautiful dancing
NATIVE PRIDE.
anyone know who is singing and if they have this song on iTunes?
الشيخ عمران حسين الحقيقة المخيفة المرعبة الصادمة Sheikh Imran Hosein really scary horrible sho
im dakota and cree and dam im proud of it
soooo dope
I am native and im omaha im proud
Quite a bit of the Scottish Highland Fling in those dance movements.
or vice versa
where is this
This was filmed in George Gordon's First Nation in Saskatchewan Canada
+Willis Petti oh
The name of the First Nation Reserve is interesting... a more Native name couldn't be found to reflect the culture and the people? It seems like an insult for a European's name to be the title. ARGH!
My nation spe is Keeskoose First Nation (Canada,Sachchewan
i love dancing at powwows. because i am native jk lol.
I love going to watch Dancers .
I vote Red & Yellow 4859
Wow!
They aren't called the "healers of the tribe" for nothing
im the part of pokagon band of pottowatami indians...what is ur nation?
I am apart of the Muscowpetung First Nation (Ojibwa)
Tara Carpenter I am apart of Mohawk First Nations
+jamienya Oglala Lakota Sioux✊
Tara Carpenter Moosomin
Tara Carpenter Wyandotte and Cherokee ❤
her braids
Powwow!
Jingle dress, jingle dress, jingle dress rock....
I am very curious about the boots. Who makes them? They are beautiful ❤️
Cool
I'm a Indian and I'm going POW WOW to
Is the music a recording?Is the music Choctaw?Any answers please.
Stephen Gardner I can only tell you that the music was live.
4859 is the best one (center of the screen at 00:49 - red dress, yellow uppers on the footwear.) Too bad we see practically nothing more of her, after 00:58.
Mute the video and play some rave music and you have a lit Native rave fam
trippy!
It looks like some ballet mixed in there.
WOW
What's up with the numbers on them?
It's also a competition. Numbers are just like any athlete would wear during a contest, so judges can easily identify individuals.