My husband was Native American. He was Apache and every time I hear these drums it makes me cry because he has been gone for 6 months. I will miss him forever!
@@scott7270 My point was that authentic recordings exist from that time period, made by Curtis. The Disneyland-style tracks dubbed over these dancers is painful. th-cam.com/video/rQYsUp2bwyQ/w-d-xo.html
I hope we never forget these people. I’m not Native American but I’m indigenous Mexican. I really hope we don’t lose these memories and the knowledge of these people and their beautiful culture.
@@Treasurelee10 I'm really lost. Last month someone said we don't call ourselves Native Americans to me. I'm not even much familiar with the continent and language. Does anyone know what should I call, what's the difference Indigenous, American Indian or Native American? I am just trying not be rude...
@@mhkuntug In Canada we use Aboriginal but most are OK with Native American (as in orig pre colonialism pre borders North American land). Native American as a term is mostly from the 1970s but is still PC. They usually go by their tribal names privately. Indigenous can be any population original to an area incl Hawaii, Australia etc. Indigenous = first people.
I wonder who are the 539 people who had the guts to dislike this video. These images are a pearl! They are so precious. I am very thankful to the people who collected them and put them in one video and with sound. Thank you so much.
@@BubbaTheHillbillyThey Werent Dancing For AnyOnes Amusement..They Were Genuine And For The Genuine People Watching..Not For The Oppresser Of Course..So Its A Great Genuine Video To Cherish..And Defend Against the amusers Of Course..
I hope they are not to pissed. I think these photos are beautiful and precious to us. I am so bothered by the fact that their lands and heritage has been stolen from them. I have a pinterest board dedicated to them. I sent this video to that board with much respect.
@Violet I can relate to this. I was in elementary school in the mid 50-s to early 60s. My dad worked on electronics as a hobby. Before computers. My grandsons and nephews work on computers now. From my dad, to me, to my children, and grandchildren, we all got into trouble for asking 'stupid' questions in class. At some point in the future for all of us, we found the answers outside of the class room. The sad thing that we learned is that school, a place of learning, is not really meant for people with questioning or searching minds. That is why so many families are homeschooling their children. And more often than not, those homeschooled, when compared to the 'schooled', are often more knowledgeable.
@Violet Something to remember, there will be others who know more about other subjects but good/excellent teachers should not "look down" upon those they teach.
I am Asian and I've always felt a spiritual bond with my Native Indian brothers n sisters, see you in the afterlife where we will run wild and free together in paradise - love n peace reigns
The path we tread is already strewn with the stardust of our ancestors and all the wise ones before. Even for such a short clip, what a powerful record this is.
Very interesting material, but I would like to remind the editors that the Sioux lived in the Great Plains of North America whe 2:16 re no tropical birdsong was ever heard…
This is another example of a beautiful culture I'm not native American or even American but the beauty of this can not be overlooked their history is fascinating and does not get enough acknowledgement in the history books ❤
It's coming back. Tribal members have become lawyers and work for the tribes and environment. Klamath Lake sucker fish are deeply cared for by the tribes.
Nicole look at human history. We cannot teach everything. We barely learn about human living right now. I am European-American. I know nothing about indigenous Europeans. I do know about American Indians though.
@@illex759 dude that's completely different. Native Americans were a whole civilization with millions of people who were just killed by Europeans (not all but a large number), indigenous Europeans and "modern europeans" are the same people. European here a well
In Australia when I was young I remember an indigenous man doing a traditional butterfly dance ...I feel privileged to have seen this.. thankyou for the post 🇦🇺👍
How can people dislike this.. this is the way we should be honoring the planet, the ancestors, the gods the creator! The way people live today only kills our planet and disgraces our ancestors
Hello 👋 how are you doing? Hope you’re having a wonderful day? I was dropping a comment when I come across your profile.I must say you are a very beautiful woman,I liked what you shared , Although we’re not friends on here. .May the lord be with you and your family 🙏🕊🕊
Kia Ora! I’m Cheyenne River/Oglala Lakota, there is a video here on TH-cam of some Māori people going and visiting the Wounded Knee burial site on Pine Ridge reservation to pay their respects, it’s beautiful. My great+ grandparents were massacred there at Wounded Knee. 🪶
You're very lucky to have such a beautiful culture. I wish, I had,ans everyone all had family, tradition,culture, morals, values and respect for all humans, animals and earth alike.
I'm obsessed with the first dancers in this video doing the Buffalo Dance. There is a younger dancer who is often seen looking right at the camera. I wish I knew who he was. Amazing.
That first dance was an Apache traditional dance...not Buffalo, Chicken. It's still danced today. Go to a powwow and watch a Traditional Dance competition and you are sure to see at least one Chicken Dancer.
Chicken Dance you can see them mocking the chickens as they dance to the beat that’s beautiful one of my fave categories to watch is the Baakaakwe nimi chicken dance howaaaah! Miigwetch
In Europe it meant: gunman/mugger in big cities, back in the last century. Also a swear-word for people from Surinam and Netherlands Antilles in the past, unfortunately... and of course there is the Apache helicopter. For “the enemy” a real enemy, as it literally means.
What you are saying is absolutly true. Yes, its a tragedy and keep in mind BUT you guys have to move on and make the best now for the future. And not white or Native Indian.
This is so awesome. I have had to embrace my Indian heritage while doing a paper for school and this was the best assignment I could have had to do. What a wonderful experience. It makes me so proud to be of Indian Heritage. This video has helped me so much.
Brought tears to my eyes and my heart. So proud of my ancestors. After so much adversity, intentional genocide, boarding school abuse.. Being indigenous is a superpower, both in the past and today in the present. Your existence is a blessing. WE ARE STILL HERE ❤ WE SHALL REMAIN.
...na, life was boring, and hard back then. Now, it's easy and fun. It just sucks culture and tradition are absent, and we're all brainwashed by politics and media.
My great grandmother was Cherokee. My heart breaks for all Native Americans. They have never gotten the praise They deserve. May the Native Americans always Remember what wonderful ppl They were. God Bless you All, and my great grandmother also!
The Native American tribal governments were the first to declare war on Japan 1 day before the U.S. officially declared it, and had declared war on Germany in 1939. After Pearl Harbor native men showed up to recruitment stations armed with rifles and in war paint asking for a ship to Japan. Then of course the code talkers who without them the success of the pacific campaign and lesser so but still equally important European campaign. They certainly get the praise but when people only focus on the negatives that’s all anyone sees
First ever video clip of native Americans dancing to rithematic drum beats. It's a treasure and evidence of history. Must be preserved for the later generations to know the history. Thanks for the post.
@@UP-th2jk Okaaay...I'm surprised you can read. Motion picture technology couldn't reproduce sound till 1927. All movies before that were silent. But if you struggle with reality then stick with your fantasy world
@@kiplambel4052 If I were you, I'd check the literacy statistic on these people. If after that you'd like to speak about my ability, not only to read, but' comprehend, I'm willing. Baboons can play drums similarly, now or then.
There’s just something about these drums that is just indescribable, they just have that special something about them that makes you feel something on a soul level that can’t be explained, as well as just sounding so ridiculously good anyway that makes you want to join in or at least move around! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm not 100% Native, my great grandfather was Mi'kmaq and I've always been drawn to my roots. The drums are so beautiful. To see a film from that long ago...I cried inside. ❤️
You’re not even a quarter you’re only 12% and thats only if your great grandfather was 100% full blooded native lol what why do people always bring themselves into the equation when its not really relevant to them
If your great grandfather was native then you're like 10% native those aren't your roots 😂 your roots are European 😂 Nothing wrong with being white just embrace it.
@@721renaanything above 4% is usually adequate but from someone who’s a lot more native, I do find it a little strange someone’s saying that stuff at well, 12%, I’m no hater though. I love it when people with any reasonable blood from us is just enjoying this.
Kickative truth is a Native the True aboriginal of the land or is it some other people and if the Ancestors was to arise and come forth from the bowels of the Earth who would they recognize you or me
Kickative truth who was the native warrior who said they would wish they were Indian or something like that they would wish they were native I can't remember
My paternal grandmother is full blooded, she shared a bare minimum of her tribe & only spoke her language to my father when he was young. I'd give anything to hear their voices & feel their feet stomp upon the earth below us
Great footage. The dancing is very authentic, much like the beautiful birds they watched and studied. Amazing honest uninhibited people being close to God thru nature.
I'm a Dane. So primarially my ancestors are the vikings 😅, but I am so happy for all of you people with native roots, so you can enjoy this piece of art. Your culture really interests me 😁.
It sounds so much alike old traditional Korean songs they sand during the funeral as they carry coffins to the grave. And also after they bury the coffin, they would sing this as they step on the ground as circling on it. This gave me goose bumps. Thank you so much for the upload.
Wow very impressive comments. How do you know that slow beat music sounds like old traditional send away Korean funeral song? I grew up with that culture and I used to watch them when half dozen or more mens carrying coffin and they sing and chanting very similar to this kind of sounds. Native American Indian language and culture show similarities with Korean cultures.
there a only a few time when I'm allowed to have something beautiful come into my life. I Am a northern grass dancer from Fort peck Reservation. to see them dance even in silence was powerful my hear opened. then as I saw the ghost dance and heard the song I began to cry powerfully as a child that lost his grandmother but as happy as a child who had a perfect birthday. very intense. I'm still shaking from the experience. my heart longs for more songs from the past.
Carries Water yes mine does too. I cried when I saw the ghost dance too. To think those are our great grandfathers and grandmothers fighting to keep the traditions alive... it hurts to think about all that was lost through time. But I am proud to be native, I am proud to call myself a Kaw woman, even though our numbers are so few now. I miss my grandmother too.... we called her Eco
It resonates beautifully, with you, and that's why you have such a natural, strong reaction to it. Music is vibration, and it changes our body's chemistry, affects our cells and many body functions, such as blood pressure, heart rate, and serotonin levels, some even raise blood sugar responses, in extreme adrenaline rush, from high-powered, fast tempo songs
The Christian God is the True God and I am going to prove it right now: God has a Law called the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20). These Laws include do not lie, do not steal, don’t put others gods before Him (Exodus 20) Have you ever broken any of these Laws? Have you ever told a lie? Have you ever stolen anything? Have you ever lusted after someone? If we really went over God’s Laws in the Bible, every single one of them, it can really expose how much of a sinner we truly are and because we have all committed these acts our punishment is Hell because God’s standard is perfection. Our good works cannot get us into Heaven. That’s like you steal a soda from the store but you tell the judge, “hey judge I give to the orphanage, I do community service.” The judge will not care about what you did. You stole something that was not yours so therefore the Judge is going to find you guilty. God is the same way. But, this Judge is a loving Judge who does not want to sentence you for your crimes. He sent His Son Jesus Christ to come and take the punishment for your sins and if you Repent of your sins and accept jesus Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior then you will be saved from the sentence. Jesus loves you and is not willing that any should perish but have everlasting life (John 3:16) God bless
Nothing more precious than the Ancestors. Native Americans have had a real proud tradition and are still here and still passing on the old ways! Honor to you all! 💜💜💜
@deiansalazar140 Not racist at all. I've got plenty of Cherokee blood from both sides of my ancestry. Buffalo chips make good campfire fuel & Coyote Dropping is the medicine-man living on the outskirts. Visit the Jordan Reservoir in North Carolina when you get the chance, plenty of relics, glyphs, and arrowheads waiting.
My great grandpa was a mescalero Apache and he never talked about his early life but always stated you were better off being called Mexican than native American back in the early 30s he was born in texas in the mid 20s ....I miss him and wish he told us more
Also Apache here. My grandpa was the same way til he died and my dad hated it as he chooses to embrace who he is, rather than what he is not. My grandma (his wife) never lied about what she was and it was the cause of many arguments.
I think that between the lines being called Mexican meant you were treated differently, maybe better? Times in the past are lost to us as we can only live in the present so don't think being proud was what he meant then.
I grew up in Alamogordo new Mexico, some of my best friends were on the reservation, we always visited, brought food and medicine to our friends at the reservations. I miss them dearly but it has been 20 years or more since we've been there.
What they’re wearing is called ‘regalia’, it is very sacred to them and holds great meaning in every piece, every stitch, and especially in every feather.
Wow, I have heard a modern recording of that Ghost Dance Song before. It seems to have remained very unchanged after so much time. It's a small comfort to know that the efforts of the Native people to preserve traditions, beliefs, stories, songs, dances have not been totally in vain.
Every time I hear Native chants and drumming it makes me cry. We have strayed so far from our connection with Gaia and we must return to find balance. thank you.
Crack a fuckin book that wasn't written by Depach Chopra and you'd realize they were slash and burn agriculturalists, and they were nomadic because their unsustainable practices decimated the landscape. Also it was pretty handy to have a few slaves laying around so after they slaughtered the men and boys of their neighboring tribes, they had lots of extra low-maintenance cattle. How about a connection with reality, Witchy-poo? Connection with gaia, fuck off. You don't know shit about the natives. They were savages. They were monsters.
Wow this is beautiful, I’m currently reading a big book on Native American history by Jon E. Lewis and it’s incredible. It’s awful how they have suffered but so glad they are still here and able to practice the ways of their ancestors.
I once was in a hot tub in Pagosa Springs Colorado. A Native American couple were also soaking in the beautiful water. A lady asked if the man knew any healing songs. He said I am a Navajo healer. She asked if he would sing. He agreed. One song was the water song. I still get chills remembering the experience
So moving, so impressive. I thank you a thousand times for giving me a chance to see that. What beautiful people, what a complex and beautiful culture.
Absolutely amazing I love all of the Indian tribes. My family said we have Cherokee and shawnee and also a few other different types of tribes in our blood. I can say that I am honestly proud and blessed to be apart of the Indian tribes and I just wish I could learn everything from the Indians so I could learn and share the knowledge with my son because I tdd is such a blessing to be apart of the many different Indian tribes!!!@
The grand ma grand ma of my daughter was a cherokee ! I'm glad and proud that a such blood feeds her life ! What a wounderful people ! When she enjoyed to listen your music to fall asleep! Many Thanks for feeding my daughter of your voices and music !
Sweet! I see this beauty every time I dance and drum. I see this expression everyday in life. It is not lost, we are not trapped or forgotten. It is here now. You watched this now!
Irish people and scott people, even if your white like your european cousins, your ancestors also suffered a lot because they lived in an island, forest and had a similar culture like native Americans because of it, from clothing to way of living. Modern people have trouble with these amazing people who live with earth 👍
@@iamtoasty2391 Thats really cool. My grandparents 6 gen back in upstate south carolina are the same. Gfather was Irish and a Indian trader. He married a wolf clan woman of Estatoee. Part of the Cherokee Lower towns. 2 Generations later my family no longer Identififed as Irish or Cherokee. They even fought with the colonials in the revolutionary war and then against the British Army in the Anglo-Cherokee War after the red coats turned on them.
I'm Spanish and plan to learn Irish, Lakota, Mayan, Náhuatl, Quechua.... The Irish should put English in second place. Get that English flag out of your land!
First Nations Australian....just watching stirs my Heart....Knowing as with my culture the adornment and dress of each member tells it's own story of that particular warrior and it is a progression that has to be Earned!
e aguilar ...😂 Indians aren't even native to America. They migrated across the Bering straits land bridge and slaughtered the Aztec ancestors that lived here and forced the survivors south in to Central America.
Natives owned 1/6 of slaves during the civil war..... natives also are from Siberia and wiped out the people that were here prior to them soooooooooooooo
I'm part Oglala and visually this is awesome but knowing what my ancestors went through is heartbreaking it looks staged and the men look sad rest their souls in peace
Roshonda Rodgers They did not want to share their sacred dance with the film man so they did it backwards . I went to an in-depth conference and they shared this information almost 100 years later when someone finally realized it . Lol smart people
Roshonda, I agree, I said same thing to myself from first dance on, something is not right, that it is just like prisoners conned and made to work for a meal.
Life without memories how nothing to write about. I truly missed those 60s and 70s life style, those time is nothing but fun and lot of happiness. American 🇺🇸 got so many history to always remember
I can't watch these things without a little heartbreak. It is such an injustice and a stain on history: so much innocent blood spilled, so many children stolen, so many rights denied and so many beautiful cultures silenced and buried...
@@girlofthealpines A two legged stool. Just because they fought eachother doesnt make it okay to show up on their land, take their riches, and enslave their people. All in the name of what? God? Sure that makes it all better.
@K. Iverson It's not unhealthy to be sad that native Americans and other cultural minorities have been (and some still are) subjugated, mistreated, murdered, humiliated, raped, destroyed. Death and injustice are two distinct things. We accept death, we fight injustce.
@@lindaliriel No but it’s unhealthy to refuse to let the past go and move forward, to assume they all hold your same political beliefs based on victimization, to reinforce false, overly simplified narratives of the noble native, to assume whites have never been subjected to this, to assume native Americans didn’t commit the same atrocities as have most peoples throughout history, to forget that western culture was the first to change such ways of being in the world, and to promote collective guilt of all white people, or collective guilt based on any skin color or other external trait, cuz that’s fascist and quite frankly ignorant.
@@paraconsistentjojo lol wow you're so triggered. Also, you have no understanding of what fascism is, apparently. Being sad about 1 injustice does not take away from any others, but honestly it just sounds like you have anger issues, you poor little thing.
Excellent footage of my people , im a dancer ,singer,drummer and a Traditionalist , i was raised a Traditionalist and found Christianity 9n my own. Just a reminder that we all leave this earth st some point of our journey here and that the things that are seen are perishable but the unseen are going to endure forever. God Bless you all and especially who ever posted this video , i can guarantee you that each and everyone of those natives dancing were well aware of that great reality.
I'm Mexican, but every time I hear indian songs I feel my heart tremble and my body shake, and I want to cry. Feels as if my sprit wants to run out of my body and fly.
This was really beautiful to see. When I listen to any powwow or Native American style music, it always reminds me of hunting with my dad when we were younger. It also makes me think of any ancestors of mine, and I wonder if they're interested in me. Shit makes you think, and it makes you wanna dance!
I’m part native Mexican but I have no idea what tribe I’m from. All I know is that it was somewhere in northeastern Jalisco, between Aguascalientes and Guanajato. I wonder if there’s a DNA testing service that specializes in Native American DNA and can pinpoint specific tribes!
@@Slapnuts9627everyone has native blood because everyone is native from somewhere wasn’t just one day people decided to put on t shirts and jeans and turn the radio on the pop 100 countdown.
Very beautiful music!!!! I Love it!!!! With very much Love and much Respect for all the people on earth!!!!! I wish everyone a fantastic,enjoyable,healthy and Blessed Sunday!!Good Weekend!!!!Sweet greetings and warm hugs to you all my dear best friends!!!!Stefan🍀✌😍☀️ !!!
Just listening to this is very powerful it sends a shiver down my spine everytime, love and respect to all native American indians from the uk. The spirit of your music is felt all over the world. Oct 2020 🌎🙏🌎🙏🎵❤❤🎵🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I just found out on ancestry that I'm 64% Native American. Now I'm really trying to figure out what tribe I belong to. Making my ancestors proud. What an honor to be Native American.
Carla Perez well considering your name you must be Hispanic it’s no surprise you have native blood perhaps maybe somewhere from central or South America
Those DNA do not show any tribe. Most Native Americans do not supply DNA for these tests. Ancestry Dot Com uses Asiatic DNA sequence since Natives came from Northern Asia during last Ice Age. Your DNA sequence can be part of 1,000 modern tribes. You need to follow your own family tree, each generation going back to see which ancestors were of a tribe. Spanish name from catholic baptism is common, they changed everybody's names & religion. Or maybe inter-marriage? You have to be your own detective, DNA is just a general indicator. For a tribe to claim you, they will want to know your ancestors.
My husband was Native American. He was Apache and every time I hear these drums it makes me cry because he has been gone for 6 months. I will miss him forever!
I’m so very sorry for your loss. ❤️
No worries, he Waiting for you there across the river. Have peace in your heart.
@@benridge6570 I know. Thank you
I'm so sorry for your loss.
@@mmps18 thank you
Edward Sheriff Curtis (1868 -1952) made hundreds of wax cylinder recordings of Natives speaking & singing. Amazing how well these have been preserved.
I don't think they were done in with moving pictures / in sync with sound
@@scott7270 My point was that authentic recordings exist from that time period, made by Curtis.
The Disneyland-style tracks dubbed over these dancers is painful. th-cam.com/video/rQYsUp2bwyQ/w-d-xo.html
and NASA "lost" the originals of the "moon landing"....
-natives- savages*
@@genghis_connie its not ignorant, its right. hes not using the correct word for their ‘people’.
I'm Native American and this is beyond good
Cherokee mute here
@@adriennehubbard9837 Hello from mullion Cornwall England I agree Beautiful
I hope we never forget these people. I’m not Native American but I’m indigenous Mexican. I really hope we don’t lose these memories and the knowledge of these people and their beautiful culture.
Indigenous to Mexico is native
@@Treasurelee10 I'm really lost. Last month someone said we don't call ourselves Native Americans to me. I'm not even much familiar with the continent and language. Does anyone know what should I call, what's the difference Indigenous, American Indian or Native American? I am just trying not be rude...
Original pre colonialism land was from Alaska to what’s now Mexico. There were no borders.
@@mhkuntug
In Canada we use Aboriginal but most are OK with Native American (as in orig pre colonialism pre borders North American land). Native American as a term is mostly from the 1970s but is still PC. They usually go by their tribal names privately. Indigenous can be any population original to an area incl Hawaii, Australia etc. Indigenous = first people.
@@jmc8076 I see now... Thanks for the explanation. By "PC" you meant "politically correct" right?
I wonder who are the 539 people who had the guts to dislike this video. These images are a pearl! They are so precious. I am very thankful to the people who collected them and put them in one video and with sound. Thank you so much.
I saw some natives saying its disrespectfull to show their ancastors dancing for our amusment so its them
@@BubbaTheHillbillyThey Werent Dancing For AnyOnes Amusement..They Were Genuine And For The Genuine People Watching..Not For The Oppresser Of Course..So Its A Great Genuine Video To Cherish..And Defend Against the amusers Of Course..
When ignorant people don't understand things.
They don't like it.
I hope they are not to pissed. I think these photos are beautiful and precious to us. I am so bothered by the fact that their lands and heritage has been stolen from them. I have a pinterest board dedicated to them. I sent this video to that board with much respect.
It's probably some filthy, pale colonizers with no soul and no understanding who will view this clip as something funny and silly.
Amazing we get to see this kind of documented footage in our age. Especially considering that this footage is roughly a 120 years old.
@Violet
Nooo
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@Violet I can relate to this. I was in elementary school in the mid 50-s to early 60s. My dad worked on electronics as a hobby. Before computers. My grandsons and nephews work on computers now. From my dad, to me, to my children, and grandchildren, we all got into trouble for asking 'stupid' questions in class. At some point in the future for all of us, we found the answers outside of the class room. The sad thing that we learned is that school, a place of learning, is not really meant for people with questioning or searching minds. That is why so many families are homeschooling their children. And more often than not, those homeschooled, when compared to the 'schooled', are often more knowledgeable.
@@HiWayLady49 💌
@Violet
Something to remember, there will be others who know more about other subjects but good/excellent teachers should not "look down" upon those they teach.
This part.
This is a national treasure. This needs to be preserved for future generations to come. The must never forget the people of this great nation.
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Mother Earth World Treasure,
Turtle Island Treasure 💖
1925: John Logie Baird, a Scottish engineer, invented the first ever-made video camera. This camera is capable of capturing motions and live images.
I am Asian and I've always felt a spiritual bond with my Native Indian brothers n sisters, see you in the afterlife where we will run wild and free together in paradise - love n peace reigns
The sounds of our elders brings tears to my heart and Spirit
The path we tread is already strewn with the stardust of our ancestors and all the wise ones before. Even for such a short clip, what a powerful record this is.
Shem-an or Sha-man 🤔 Hombre de Pi-edra de fuego. 🔥 (ORMES)
this video doesn't match the audio
Same here.
we all must go
To be able to witness the spirit of the people back then is an honor. Thankful to whomever originally captured these images.
Same With All Old Photos Of Native Americans
Bless you.
A “thief of Spirits’
Very interesting material, but I would like to remind the editors that the Sioux lived in the Great Plains of North America whe 2:16 re no tropical birdsong was ever heard…
Still dancing it
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Har Har Mahadev
Quetzalcoatl
I love this, I’m Native American, but from the Canadian Plains of Saskatchewan, born and raised in the Reserve
How are the reservations over there?
Tashunke , Chief Crazy Horse, most modest and protector of Mother Earth.
Lakota tribe. 1841- 1877
I love your culture
same, from treaty 4!
Juan pablo Perez ehhh they are good, kinda, as struggle w poverty, alcoholism, suicide rates, the same as the reservations in USA
I support this video and the native American people.
History is very precious.
Pacific Islander here. Honored to see these. Mahalo!
YOUR RACE MAKES YOUR OPINION SPECIAL MAKE SURE TO TELL EVERYONE
@@TheBigMclargehuge Human race?
@@MarcusAurelius12 is there a less relevant thing for you to have said I wonder
@@TheBigMclargehuge lol you madd bro?
@@MarcusAurelius12 gets called out for saying irrelevant things responds by saying more irrelevant things
This is another example of a beautiful culture I'm not native American or even American but the beauty of this can not be overlooked their history is fascinating and does not get enough acknowledgement in the history books ❤
It's coming back. Tribal members have become lawyers and work for the tribes and environment.
Klamath Lake sucker fish are deeply cared for by the tribes.
Nicole look at human history. We cannot teach everything. We barely learn about human living right now. I am European-American. I know nothing about indigenous Europeans. I do know about American Indians though.
@@illex759 dude that's completely different. Native Americans were a whole civilization with millions of people who were just killed by Europeans (not all but a large number), indigenous Europeans and "modern europeans" are the same people.
European here a well
@@illex759 I’m curious to know what you mean by “indigenous Europeans”
@@Iluvpie6 that's actually a thing in Irland for example you can look it up
In Australia when I was young I remember an indigenous man doing a traditional butterfly dance ...I feel privileged to have seen this.. thankyou for the post 🇦🇺👍
How can people dislike this.. this is the way we should be honoring the planet, the ancestors, the gods the creator! The way people live today only kills our planet and disgraces our ancestors
Spot on and beautifully said
Beautiful. I am tangata whenua (indigenous person) of Aotearoa New Zealand so watching these clips of these warriors is beautiful
Hello 👋 how are you doing? Hope you’re having a wonderful day? I was dropping a comment when I come across your profile.I must say you are a very beautiful woman,I liked what you shared , Although we’re not friends on here. .May the lord be with you and your family 🙏🕊🕊
@@marcusgorski3285?
Kia Ora! I’m Cheyenne River/Oglala Lakota, there is a video here on TH-cam of some Māori people going and visiting the Wounded Knee burial site on Pine Ridge reservation to pay their respects, it’s beautiful. My great+ grandparents were massacred there at Wounded Knee. 🪶
I'm not native American but I love their culture and traditions. Thank you for sharing.
I am Native American and my eyes and heart are crying together because of the beautiful sounds of the drum😊
You're very lucky to have such a beautiful culture. I wish, I had,ans everyone all had family, tradition,culture, morals, values and respect for all humans, animals and earth alike.
You mean that you crossed the land bridge .You look like the Eskimo or Siberian.
Neda Vossen mine are because of the flute❤️
Ani and you look like a Nigerian
You look like a $5.00 Indian 🤔
I am so thankful for these movies! Thank you for who ever made these. You have blessed the world
I'm obsessed with the first dancers in this video doing the Buffalo Dance. There is a younger dancer who is often seen looking right at the camera. I wish I knew who he was. Amazing.
That first dance was an Apache traditional dance...not Buffalo, Chicken. It's still danced today. Go to a powwow and watch a Traditional Dance competition and you are sure to see at least one Chicken Dancer.
Yeah, a born entertainer. Reminds me of some of my son's antics in musical theater.
Chicken Dance you can see them mocking the chickens as they dance to the beat that’s beautiful one of my fave categories to watch is the Baakaakwe nimi chicken dance howaaaah! Miigwetch
SG he's bewitched me as well! I like to think he's Parts His Hair, just becauae ... :)
@@SeanKwechoaho anishnaabe?
I am Apache and can only say this:
QUIT YOUR CRYIN!
Enjoy it for what it was and still is because it isn't gone.
So true: this is your ancestors’ spirit speaking❣️ Think forward, just as the well considered flight of an eagle...
You know what Apache means?
In Europe it meant: gunman/mugger in big cities, back in the last century. Also a swear-word for people from Surinam and Netherlands Antilles in the past, unfortunately... and of course there is the Apache helicopter. For “the enemy” a real enemy, as it literally means.
You must be half white.
What you are saying is absolutly true. Yes, its a tragedy and keep in mind BUT you guys have to move on and make the best now for the future. And not white or Native Indian.
This is so awesome. I have had to embrace my Indian heritage while doing a paper for school and this was the best assignment I could have had to do. What a wonderful experience. It makes me so proud to be of Indian Heritage. This video has helped me so much.
Brought tears to my eyes and my heart. So proud of my ancestors. After so much adversity, intentional genocide, boarding school abuse.. Being indigenous is a superpower, both in the past and today in the present. Your existence is a blessing. WE ARE STILL HERE ❤ WE SHALL REMAIN.
Much love to my Indigenous brother and sisters, much blessings from the NAVAJO NATION ❤
Blessings to you from the Cherokee nation
These people lived life, We arent living it anymore, we are trapped in it.
...na, life was boring, and hard back then.
Now, it's easy and fun. It just sucks culture and tradition are absent, and we're all brainwashed by politics and media.
@@TheUnholyPosole i hear you
nartron3000 Wise and deep words.
@@TheUnholyPosole life wasn’t boring. Life was fun, to you fun is looking at a screen all day and eating... to them it’s living life to it’s fullest
@@DJLitty and don't forget making war ...
My great grandmother was Cherokee. My heart breaks for all Native Americans. They have never gotten the praise They deserve. May the Native Americans always Remember what wonderful ppl They were. God Bless you All, and my great grandmother also!
Elvis Johnson god bless you and ur wonderful words
The Native American tribal governments were the first to declare war on Japan 1 day before the U.S. officially declared it, and had declared war on Germany in 1939. After Pearl Harbor native men showed up to recruitment stations armed with rifles and in war paint asking for a ship to Japan. Then of course the code talkers who without them the success of the pacific campaign and lesser so but still equally important European campaign. They certainly get the praise but when people only focus on the negatives that’s all anyone sees
First ever video clip of native Americans dancing to rithematic drum beats. It's a treasure and evidence of history. Must be preserved for the later generations to know the history. Thanks for the post.
Historically BEAUTIFUL!!!
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I’m a proud full-blooded Native American!
🥁🦅🤘🏼...
❤🌈
There are no more full bloods
I’m full blooded Navajo 🖤
@@blakcoyote6254 Lol, yes there are full bloods
Blakcoyote 6 I’m full blood
The drums, flutes, and other instruments playing are highly skilled
BS !!! You want skill? Try this th-cam.com/video/r9-42mu1D9Y/w-d-xo.html
this film is from 30 years before movies had sound. The sound track couldn't possibly be original
@@kiplambel4052 Ha
If that makes you feel better.
@@UP-th2jk Okaaay...I'm surprised you can read. Motion picture technology couldn't reproduce sound till 1927. All movies before that were silent. But if you struggle with reality then stick with your fantasy world
@@kiplambel4052 If I were you, I'd check the literacy statistic on these people. If after that you'd like to speak about my ability, not only to read, but' comprehend, I'm willing.
Baboons can play drums similarly, now or then.
The drums still beat in our hearts
There’s just something about these drums that is just indescribable, they just have that special something about them that makes you feel something on a soul level that can’t be explained, as well as just sounding so ridiculously good anyway that makes you want to join in or at least move around! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm not 100% Native, my great grandfather was Mi'kmaq and I've always been drawn to my roots. The drums are so beautiful. To see a film from that long ago...I cried inside. ❤️
Mi’kmaq? Like Micmacs?
Stephen King mentions them in “PetSemetery.”
It’s a great book… Too bad both of the movies were terrible.
You’re not even a quarter you’re only 12% and thats only if your great grandfather was 100% full blooded native lol what why do people always bring themselves into the equation when its not really relevant to them
@@721renaso?
If your great grandfather was native then you're like 10% native those aren't your roots 😂 your roots are European 😂
Nothing wrong with being white just embrace it.
@@721renaanything above 4% is usually adequate but from someone who’s a lot more native, I do find it a little strange someone’s saying that stuff at well, 12%, I’m no hater though. I love it when people with any reasonable blood from us is just enjoying this.
I'm in the US and my family immigrated in the 1880's. I am so proud of the native culture and wish more is done to preserve it.
This footage is older then w1 and ww2 awesome! im a native american and im proud of my race
Same bro
Kickative truth is a Native the True aboriginal of the land or is it some other people and if the Ancestors was to arise and come forth from the bowels of the Earth who would they recognize you or me
Its just beautyful
Kickative truth who was the native warrior who said they would wish they were Indian or something like that they would wish they were native I can't remember
Hail the Native Americans.
Absolutely brilliant. The way they moved is just awe inspiring. How much natural knowledge has been lost :-( thank you for sharing this.
My paternal grandmother is full blooded, she shared a bare minimum of her tribe & only spoke her language to my father when he was young. I'd give anything to hear their voices & feel their feet stomp upon the earth below us
Come to Pensacola Florida sister and join us in ceremony. Facebook Pensacola drum circles page. Aho Mitakyue oyasin.
It's amazing how they kept these safe and clean all these years. Amazing!
Great footage. The dancing is very authentic, much like the beautiful birds they watched and studied. Amazing honest uninhibited people being close to God thru nature.
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe over there?
I'm a Dane. So primarially my ancestors are the vikings 😅, but I am so happy for all of you people with native roots, so you can enjoy this piece of art. Your culture really interests me 😁.
Vikings were basically diffusionist pirates so that doesn't really pin it down to one specific Indo-European group.
@@jakejamesgx3I think as a Dane he has the right to claim his own cultural heritage.
It sounds so much alike old traditional Korean songs they sand during the funeral as they carry coffins to the grave. And also after they bury the coffin, they would sing this as they step on the ground as circling on it. This gave me goose bumps. Thank you so much for the upload.
Wow very impressive comments.
How do you know that slow beat music sounds like old traditional send away Korean funeral song?
I grew up with that culture and I used to watch them when half dozen or more mens carrying coffin and they sing and chanting very similar to this kind of sounds.
Native American Indian language and culture show similarities with Korean cultures.
native american church
Ancestors, there are still earthwalkers who remember and honor you journey ♪
As long as I have breath, my cheek will not be dry. I honor the memory
Basmin Nadra is an Italian Faker of being Indian
Apache and Yaqui here !
@Rietta Carson True statement
@@jeffmacleod55 That was BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN!!
there a only a few time when I'm allowed to have something beautiful come into my life. I Am a northern grass dancer from Fort peck Reservation. to see them dance even in silence was powerful my hear opened. then as I saw the ghost dance and heard the song I began to cry powerfully as a child that lost his grandmother but as happy as a child who had a perfect birthday. very intense. I'm still shaking from the experience. my heart longs for more songs from the past.
Carries Water yes mine does too. I cried when I saw the ghost dance too. To think those are our great grandfathers and grandmothers fighting to keep the traditions alive... it hurts to think about all that was lost through time. But I am proud to be native, I am proud to call myself a Kaw woman, even though our numbers are so few now. I miss my grandmother too.... we called her Eco
carries water respect my brother
It resonates beautifully, with you, and that's why you have such a natural, strong reaction to it. Music is vibration, and it changes our body's chemistry, affects our cells and many body functions, such as blood pressure, heart rate, and serotonin levels, some even raise blood sugar responses, in extreme adrenaline rush, from high-powered, fast tempo songs
Dude u look like a grass dancer from holland gtfoh 5 dollar fuck
Dear Brother, My Hunka Family are Fort Peck, Running Bear, I read your post twice and I cry with you and with true understanding. 🦋
Grateful to have been sent this footage! Could feel it in my heart, my body, my soul. ♥️
Goosebumps. Weird to think this all took place on this one planet. Look at the world we are living in now. Shame
most of the shit happening ist the fault of the US fuckin A.....
@@visionboxed Being as the US was colonised by the British Empire lol
The Christian God is the True God and I am going to prove it right now:
God has a Law called the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20). These Laws include do not lie, do not steal, don’t put others gods before Him (Exodus 20)
Have you ever broken any of these Laws? Have you ever told a lie? Have you ever stolen anything? Have you ever lusted after someone? If we really went over God’s Laws in the Bible, every single one of them, it can really expose how much of a sinner we truly are and because we have all committed these acts our punishment is Hell because God’s standard is perfection.
Our good works cannot get us into Heaven. That’s like you steal a soda from the store but you tell the judge, “hey judge I give to the orphanage, I do community service.” The judge will not care about what you did. You stole something that was not yours so therefore the Judge is going to find you guilty. God is the same way.
But, this Judge is a loving Judge who does not want to sentence you for your crimes. He sent His Son Jesus Christ to come and take the punishment for your sins and if you Repent of your sins and accept jesus Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior then you will be saved from the sentence. Jesus loves you and is not willing that any should perish but have everlasting life (John 3:16) God bless
@@visionboxed didn’t say it was.
@but why You sound really angry, bless you
I am honored that this beautiful drumming video was recommended to me. It must mean I'm doing something right in my life. Thank you.
I am not Native American but this too brought tears to my eyes gave me goosebumps this is so absolutely moving I can feel it in my soul
Очень ценное видео , я рада что вы сохраняете свою культуру , коренных жителей Америки ❤👏
Such a beautiful video! So historical. I am of Yaqui descent. I am proud to be Yaqui. Thank you for sharing. 💖💖💖🐝
Nothing more precious than the Ancestors. Native Americans have had a real proud tradition and are still here and still passing on the old ways! Honor to you all! 💜💜💜
Purple nonsense
@@matimus100what????
@matimus100
Wear the coyote droppings headdress & enjoy extra large buffalo chips with your coffee?
@@bradbarnett5464Racist af
@deiansalazar140
Not racist at all.
I've got plenty of Cherokee blood from both sides of my ancestry.
Buffalo chips make good campfire fuel & Coyote Dropping is the medicine-man living on the outskirts.
Visit the Jordan Reservoir in North Carolina when you get the chance, plenty of relics, glyphs, and arrowheads waiting.
My great grandpa was a mescalero Apache and he never talked about his early life but always stated you were better off being called Mexican than native American back in the early 30s he was born in texas in the mid 20s ....I miss him and wish he told us more
Also Apache here. My grandpa was the same way til he died and my dad hated it as he chooses to embrace who he is, rather than what he is not. My grandma (his wife) never lied about what she was and it was the cause of many arguments.
I think that between the lines being called Mexican meant you were treated differently, maybe better? Times in the past are lost to us as we can only live in the present so don't think being proud was what he meant then.
My great grandmother was Cheyenne. My grandmother would never talk about her life growing up or tell any of us grandkids anything. I wish she had!
@@Sylkenwolf same here man
I grew up in Alamogordo new Mexico, some of my best friends were on the reservation, we always visited, brought food and medicine to our friends at the reservations. I miss them dearly but it has been 20 years or more since we've been there.
What they’re wearing is called ‘regalia’, it is very sacred to them and holds great meaning in every piece, every stitch, and especially in every feather.
Wow, I have heard a modern recording of that Ghost Dance Song before. It seems to have remained very unchanged after so much time. It's a small comfort to know that the efforts of the Native people to preserve traditions, beliefs, stories, songs, dances have not been totally in vain.
This is so amazing. This is history in its true form
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe over there?
I am in love with native culture the music, the clothes and crafts amazing!
They are so noble and beautiful. I am so grateful that someone had the foresight to make this video for posterity.
How beautiful is theire culture and nature. Never forget this holy human universe. God bless and help...
Holy human and universe?
Terrell Bone umm God is not the Creator? He is a creator you know.
Every time I hear Native chants and drumming it makes me cry. We have strayed so far from our connection with Gaia and we must return to find balance. thank you.
Crack a fuckin book that wasn't written by Depach Chopra and you'd realize they were slash and burn agriculturalists, and they were nomadic because their unsustainable practices decimated the landscape. Also it was pretty handy to have a few slaves laying around so after they slaughtered the men and boys of their neighboring tribes, they had lots of extra low-maintenance cattle. How about a connection with reality, Witchy-poo? Connection with gaia, fuck off. You don't know shit about the natives. They were savages. They were monsters.
@@TheBigMclargehuge No one should be worshipped because there are no heroes. You're destroying a lot of fantasies here. Ha!
What a jewel ... !
I am in awe.
Thank you creators for this treasure 🙏🏼
Wow this is beautiful, I’m currently reading a big book on Native American history by Jon E. Lewis and it’s incredible. It’s awful how they have suffered but so glad they are still here and able to practice the ways of their ancestors.
These are incredible, even being so old, still so beautiful and calming
Totally...
🙏🙏🙏
Gabriel Martinez haha just pity 😂😂❄️
I once was in a hot tub in Pagosa Springs Colorado. A Native American couple were also soaking in the beautiful water. A lady asked if the man knew any healing songs. He said I am a Navajo healer. She asked if he would sing. He agreed. One song was the water song. I still get chills remembering the experience
So moving, so impressive. I thank you a thousand times for giving me a chance to see that. What beautiful people, what a complex and beautiful culture.
This is absolutely amazing and a look into our past. I did not know this footage existed and thank you so much for uploading it
Absolutely amazing I love all of the Indian tribes. My family said we have Cherokee and shawnee and also a few other different types of tribes in our blood. I can say that I am honestly proud and blessed to be apart of the Indian tribes and I just wish I could learn everything from the Indians so I could learn and share the knowledge with my son because I tdd is such a blessing to be apart of the many different Indian tribes!!!@
I love my people and all the tribes of this world 🌎 ❤
The grand ma grand ma of my daughter was a cherokee ! I'm glad and proud that a such blood feeds her life ! What a wounderful people ! When she enjoyed to listen your music to fall asleep! Many Thanks for feeding my daughter of your voices and music !
Thank you for the courage to film and preserve history. It's a precious pearl of wisdom.
I love Native American history and culture. This was an awesome find thank you!!!!!
❤priceless times the world has in history I appreciate your kindness in sharing this with the world. Thank you 😊
I hope we can preserve these remains of their culture! It matters so much! Can't be forgotten!!
Wow , this is some incredible footage and pictures!! I feel that it's a privilege to get to see this so thank you so much for showing all of this!!!
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe over there?
Many blessings to Native Americans...and the world. 🌸
Omg! What a privilege to see this time piece. Priceless thank you for sharing. ♥️♥️
Sweet! I see this beauty every time I dance and drum. I see this expression everyday in life. It is not lost, we are not trapped or forgotten. It is here now. You watched this now!
"The gave me so much promises, more than I can remember, but they kept non but one; they said that they will take our lands, and they did"
This is remarkable. Yes, profound connection to their environment, and yes, incalculable cultural loss.
I am Irish born, I love my island and old traditional culture.....I cherish our spiritual connection and energy from so far away from 🌻🤍🌻
Irish people and scott people, even if your white like your european cousins, your ancestors also suffered a lot because they lived in an island, forest and had a similar culture like native Americans because of it, from clothing to way of living. Modern people have trouble with these amazing people who live with earth 👍
I'm half Irish and half Cherokee
@@iamtoasty2391 Thats really cool. My grandparents 6 gen back in upstate south carolina are the same. Gfather was Irish and a Indian trader. He married a wolf clan woman of Estatoee. Part of the Cherokee Lower towns. 2 Generations later my family no longer Identififed as Irish or Cherokee. They even fought with the colonials in the revolutionary war and then against the British Army in the Anglo-Cherokee War after the red coats turned on them.
I'm Spanish and plan to learn Irish, Lakota, Mayan, Náhuatl, Quechua....
The Irish should put English in second place. Get that English flag out of your land!
@@scintillam_dei we don't have a English flag on our land.
First Nations Australian....just watching stirs my Heart....Knowing as with my culture the adornment and dress of each member tells it's own story of that particular warrior and it is a progression that has to be Earned!
the most beautiful people ever..
FIRST AMERICANS
Yes first américains and last américains. All the others don t mérite To be américain! Isnt they ground. Only indian native.
they aren't Americans until it was made America
e aguilar ...😂 Indians aren't even native to America. They migrated across the Bering straits land bridge and slaughtered the Aztec ancestors that lived here and forced the survivors south in to Central America.
Natives owned 1/6 of slaves during the civil war..... natives also are from Siberia and wiped out the people that were here prior to them soooooooooooooo
e aguilar really?
Wow, thank you for this glimpse back in history. Amazing!
I get goosebumps every time I listen!
This is beautiful and very moving to be able to witness their existance even if only ever so briefly. A true honor. May God rest their souls.
Love from Australia America is Special
Amazing! It was like a real time travelling. Stay strong 🔥❤️ Keep the spirit alive.
Powerful and poignant. We honor and respect your culture and people and want to learn. 🌿
I love watching videos about the indigenous people of America and I wish them well 😘❤
Outstanding... rare and amazing footage. Thanks for sharing!
I'm part Oglala and visually this is awesome but knowing what my ancestors went through is heartbreaking it looks staged and the men look sad rest their souls in peace
Patriot troll I'm just seeing your reply what does it mean
Roshonda Rodgers
They did not want to share their sacred dance with the film man so they did it backwards . I went to an in-depth conference and they shared this information almost 100 years later when someone finally realized it . Lol smart people
Roshonda, I agree, I said same thing to myself from first dance on, something is not right, that it is just like prisoners conned and made to work for a meal.
@@bhrismaw-q what is wrong with people who can hate like this
The Cherokee Nation will return...
This is so powerful. Much respect is due!
Two of my favorite films of real men dancing. I have watched this clips for years. These men are strong and supple. These men are fluid.
beautiful people. love their music
Life without memories how nothing to write about. I truly missed those 60s and 70s life style, those time is nothing but fun and lot of happiness. American 🇺🇸 got so many history to always remember
This is SO amazing.
I can't watch these things without a little heartbreak. It is such an injustice and a stain on history: so much innocent blood spilled, so many children stolen, so many rights denied and so many beautiful cultures silenced and buried...
Among/between Native American tribes as well.
@@girlofthealpines A two legged stool. Just because they fought eachother doesnt make it okay to show up on their land, take their riches, and enslave their people. All in the name of what? God? Sure that makes it all better.
@K. Iverson It's not unhealthy to be sad that native Americans and other cultural minorities have been (and some still are) subjugated, mistreated, murdered, humiliated, raped, destroyed. Death and injustice are two distinct things. We accept death, we fight injustce.
@@lindaliriel
No but it’s unhealthy to refuse to let the past go and move forward, to assume they all hold your same political beliefs based on victimization, to reinforce false, overly simplified narratives of the noble native, to assume whites have never been subjected to this, to assume native Americans didn’t commit the same atrocities as have most peoples throughout history, to forget that western culture was the first to change such ways of being in the world, and to promote collective guilt of all white people, or collective guilt based on any skin color or other external trait, cuz that’s fascist and quite frankly ignorant.
@@paraconsistentjojo lol wow you're so triggered. Also, you have no understanding of what fascism is, apparently. Being sad about 1 injustice does not take away from any others, but honestly it just sounds like you have anger issues, you poor little thing.
Excellent footage of my people , im a dancer ,singer,drummer and a Traditionalist , i was raised a Traditionalist and found Christianity 9n my own. Just a reminder that we all leave this earth st some point of our journey here and that the things that are seen are perishable but the unseen are going to endure forever. God Bless you all and especially who ever posted this video , i can guarantee you that each and everyone of those natives dancing were well aware of that great reality.
I'm Mexican, but every time I hear indian songs I feel my heart tremble and my body shake, and I want to cry. Feels as if my sprit wants to run out of my body and fly.
This was really beautiful to see. When I listen to any powwow or Native American style music, it always reminds me of hunting with my dad when we were younger. It also makes me think of any ancestors of mine, and I wonder if they're interested in me. Shit makes you think, and it makes you wanna dance!
Mexicans have native blood too, be proud of it.
@@Slapnuts9627 yessirrrrr
I’m part native Mexican but I have no idea what tribe I’m from. All I know is that it was somewhere in northeastern Jalisco, between Aguascalientes and Guanajato. I wonder if there’s a DNA testing service that specializes in Native American DNA and can pinpoint specific tribes!
@@Slapnuts9627everyone has native blood because everyone is native from somewhere wasn’t just one day people decided to put on t shirts and jeans and turn the radio on the pop 100 countdown.
Very beautiful music!!!! I Love it!!!! With very much Love and much Respect for all the people on earth!!!!! I wish everyone a fantastic,enjoyable,healthy and Blessed Sunday!!Good Weekend!!!!Sweet greetings and warm hugs to you all my dear best friends!!!!Stefan🍀✌😍☀️ !!!
Just listening to this is very powerful it sends a shiver down my spine everytime, love and respect to all native American indians from the uk. The spirit of your music is felt all over the world. Oct 2020 🌎🙏🌎🙏🎵❤❤🎵🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I absolutely appreciate respect admire the native traditions because they are closer to the supreme spiritual truths of the universe
Love from India
I just found out on ancestry that I'm 64% Native American. Now I'm really trying to figure out what tribe I belong to.
Making my ancestors proud. What an honor to be Native American.
You belong to the Lakota tribe.
Azteca!
Woah. Were you adopted perhaps? Having a bit of trouble imagining how you could have such a high percentage and not have known.
Carla Perez well considering your name you must be Hispanic it’s no surprise you have native blood perhaps maybe somewhere from central or South America
Those DNA do not show any tribe. Most Native Americans do not supply DNA for these tests.
Ancestry Dot Com uses Asiatic DNA sequence since Natives came from Northern Asia during last Ice Age.
Your DNA sequence can be part of 1,000 modern tribes.
You need to follow your own family tree, each generation going back to see which ancestors were of a tribe.
Spanish name from catholic baptism is common, they changed everybody's names & religion.
Or maybe inter-marriage?
You have to be your own detective, DNA is just a general indicator.
For a tribe to claim you, they will want to know your ancestors.