seeing the younger children and even just the young adults dancing in full regalia...I have chills. I am not of the Lakota or any indigenous nation in the USA, but that is a universally beautiful thing right there, the older generations passing on the legacy of their culture, their spirits, their connection to the great Mystery and to their own history, as well as present and future. The younger generations carry us forwards. Much love to the Oglala, as well as all the indigenous peoples and nations of Turtle Island from north to south. Your cultures and traditions are incredible.
I'm 87% Native American. My mother is of the Lakota Sioux and used to take me to these pow wows. I could feel my roots in the soil, in the land. My father who is Irish, named me after his grandmother, but that's a different story. My mother didn't like my name much and she used to call me '' little rabbit '' in Lakota. Love you Mom and Dad. See you in a week. xD
Lila wasté! Atanikili! I’m Cheyenne River/Oglala Lakota, I’m 75%, but my dad is full Hawaiian and Scottish/Irish/Greek/Scandinavian mother. How? I was adopted! Wopila! ❤️🔥🦋🌺
There's something amazing about seeing men in military uniforms protecting the man leading the Grand Entry. There was a very long time in US history that that would be unthinkable. Thank you for this gift.
Les danses et costumes traditionnelles des natives américans people sont grandioses et de toutes beautés. J'admire la force de votre peuple et prit beaucoup pour vous. En France je suis de l'Escadrille Sioux, alors je sais que ce n'est rien mais j'ai une grande fierté d'appartenir a celle-ci. Vive les Natives et vive la liberté.
when i was 5 i was adopted out of the rez, but i still remember dancing at powwows and hearing the music, but i didnt know that only natives did it, so i always thought we would still go to pow wows, sadly this is the closest i can get to pow wows, this is the closest i can get to my culture, to my family.
@@alexmason2659 *migrated, but Cool, we are here now though and very proud and grateful of the culture we were able to make because of the land we lived on
@@alexmason2659 I think specific genes were developed here in America though that make the Lakota people Lakota, along with other specific Native American types.
I'm currently leanring Lakota as a second language and I get to go to the March Pow wow here soon. Its awesome learning a new culture and especially Lakota. I almost feel like I'm apart of it. Its my favorite class and I cant wait to learn more! 💚
i wish to visit this dance carnival one day. such a beautfiul culture. proud of you for keeping your culture despite what you have been put through. strong people. we love u from africa.
Kimimila TwoLance-Steele I would also like to say how beautiful your culture is I love it so much I wish I could pay my respects to your elders and everyone from the Lakota people and Native American people to show how much your culture is respected Kind regards Mia From Australia ❤️
@Kimimila TwoLance-Steele ...whats about Tacha Ushte Lame deer...I read the book with the interviews of him. And I had an experience with medicinman(a german fellow who learned this from the son of lame deer). Incredible to meet the special spirits in that ceremony ! It was in germany.
I is difficult to maintane our native culture an traditions In today's society but I thank God almighty that we kept our way traditon and culture and know the ways of our people (mvskogee creek )
Greeting from Australia! Love your culture youre all worthy,amazing and loved! The lions of humanity do not concern themselves with the opinion of the sheep! I hope to visit one day and witness the spiritual power, the truth. You have made me into the person I am today, and I am forever grateful and appreciative, thank you for preserving and saving your beautiful culture! But you also saved me, and I say thank you always, for there is no word in the English language that can explain how I feel! Peace, love, and unity!
How AWESOME ..it so beautiful to see all the Indians in the own clothing .. I hope that you people (my Indian friends ) never lose your way ..stay true to yourself's & be pride of who you are & where you come from ...love your dances
Question, do the Oglala call themselves Sioux? The origin of the word Sioux comes from the Pawnee, it was a term to describe the Lakota and it means enemy.
I went to one on a reservation around the Four Corners of Colorado. It was extremely wild with lots of dancing and spinning. It was the best thing I've ever seen.
I am of Scottish Viking ancestry if I was born native American I would choose to be soiux one hundred percent all love and respect to your god's from my Viking god's
Hello 👋 how are you doing? Hope you’re having a good day I was dropping a comment when I come across your profile, I liked what you shared , but we are not friends on here. May the lord be with you and your family 🙏🕊
I love the dancing and the music so much. I’m just a little bit Lakota Sioux but it’s still beautiful. One of the comments below said that they were the true Americans and it is true!
I was born in texas but my grandmother and great grand mother are from pine ridge south dakota and are part of the souix tribe ❤️ im greatful that we are souix native Americans
I would LOVE to go to a powwow sometime! I could feel their spirits as the drummers drummed & the dancers danced!!! It was powerful for me. The only regret that I have in life is that I'm not full-blood Native American. I'm only 1/6 blood. If I could become full-blood through a blood transfer, I'd do it so quickly that it'd make a fast-hopping rabbit look like it was moving in slow-motion!!!
I hope that other 5/6 is from coyote, grizzly and the eagle? Be proud of your parents and grandparents, respect their lives as they gave you the birth and heart to love.
I am so happy to see this. I'm an Anglo-American from California. I had nothing to do with the conquering or suppression of folk on this continent, although it is possible that some of my ancestors did, but I don't know that. I just happened to be born here, and I love the music and dance of the Plains Indians and of the Indians of my local area (Miwoks, Nisenans, and Maidus).
AWSOME i remember being here in 2005, the Lakota took me to Monkey Face, Wounded knee, badlands, and Crazy horse. Baddas people, 2 of the best weeks of my life 😎💯
I can't forget my first powwow I went to it was on a Friday night up at Rosebud in South Dakota . and that night was cold . and the second one was at the fairgrounds on the same reservation and it was in honor of that served and my dad got to fold up a flag with a natived vet and both of them joined as one big family and that was his welcome home. Then my last one was on the grounds that I helped raked up grass that was thick . what I did I was on a mission trip for a week . I'm part natived American as well I have some black foot and some Lakota in me. These powwows are really special to me.
I've always been drawn and attracted to Native American culture, music, and dancing. I had a DNA test done through Ancestry.com thinking maybe it was something in my DNA. No, I'm just a wannabe. But I think it's a way of acknowledging that our modern way of life has alienated us from the natural world. However, we have not tamed nature and we are still at its mercy.
I grew up in foster care, and have had many Lakota brothers and sisters. I'm not Native American myself, but I've had Elders tell me the culture is a belief, not something you must be born into. I respect the culture and all it stands for.
I can't stop crying because I hear my ancestors talking to me.This country took me from my people and tribe and I don't know who I am because of all the mixing of blood.
To all Native American people: I am truly sorry for all of the anger and hatred that you feel towards white people. Know that we are not all the same. Not all still hold prejudice in their hearts. Know that we don't wish to take from you anymore, as those who came before us. All we wish to do is learn, to understand, so that we may live together, peacefully, as should have been done when Europeans first came to this land. I don't stand before you as an enemy, but as someone who only wishes for friendship and peace.
To be native, means to be in oneness with our Creator and all our relations. The Trees, Plants, Insects, Feathered ones, Four leggeds , Two leggeds and to protect MOTHER EARTH. The cement world harms all of his intention. Live the old way, but it takes work in this world we live in today and it's not easy. The color of your skin does not matter, "All of our blood is red. This is the way I was taught. Irquios- Tonawanda Band of Seneca's
Never apologize for something you personally never did. All nations at one of history has subjugated or was subjugated by another. It's human history and it's harsh be grateful you weren't born in those times or countries that haven't caught up.
@@DelgonidoDargo she spoke her truth. She doesn't need yours. You feel no compassion . We've heard it a thousand times. Why are you even watching this video. Go play video games or troll somewhere else.
@@duckydarkstar38 says the guy shaming me for watching this video. Victim culture needs to end, there's nothing compassionate about taking a burden that is not yours. It's actually very insulting, the natives have put up the most brutal and costly fight angst the European colonies that still hasn't been matched to this day, we shouldn't pity them we should celebrate them. They put up a good fight but they lost, it happens to everyone.
This is so beautiful to watch. At the risk of sounding dumb. In the beginning there was a gentleman who was in full dress and his face was painted. I was wondering what that represented in your culture.
This is so beautiful to watch. At the risk of sounding dumb in the beginning there was one gentleman in full dress and his face was painted. I was just wondering what that represented in your culture.
seeing the younger children and even just the young adults dancing in full regalia...I have chills. I am not of the Lakota or any indigenous nation in the USA, but that is a universally beautiful thing right there, the older generations passing on the legacy of their culture, their spirits, their connection to the great Mystery and to their own history, as well as present and future. The younger generations carry us forwards. Much love to the Oglala, as well as all the indigenous peoples and nations of Turtle Island from north to south. Your cultures and traditions are incredible.
I'm 87% Native American. My mother is of the Lakota Sioux and used to take me to these pow wows. I could feel my roots in the soil, in the land. My father who is Irish, named me after his grandmother, but that's a different story. My mother didn't like my name much and she used to call me '' little rabbit '' in Lakota. Love you Mom and Dad. See you in a week. xD
How can you be 87% Native American if your dad is Irish? You'd be a maximum of 50%.
e13kid He’s not my real Dad. Step Dad. He married my mom when she was six months pregnant with me.
Native Jedi Not my real Dad.
@@e13kid agreed
Lila wasté! Atanikili! I’m Cheyenne River/Oglala Lakota, I’m 75%, but my dad is full Hawaiian and Scottish/Irish/Greek/Scandinavian mother. How? I was adopted! Wopila! ❤️🔥🦋🌺
There's something amazing about seeing men in military uniforms protecting the man leading the Grand Entry. There was a very long time in US history that that would be unthinkable. Thank you for this gift.
I'm so glad i'm a native American
crocodilederndee same
crocodilederndee sammme sioux
tyler mackley I'm Sioux too
crocodilederndee YOU ARE??
@crocodilederndee
You definitely don't look Native American...
Les danses et costumes traditionnelles des natives américans people sont grandioses et de toutes beautés.
J'admire la force de votre peuple et prit beaucoup pour vous. En France je suis de l'Escadrille Sioux, alors je sais que ce n'est rien mais j'ai une grande fierté d'appartenir a celle-ci.
Vive les Natives et vive la liberté.
My apologies for bothering ,however you coment caught my attention. Fancy a few questions sometimes?
j'adore ils sont trop beaux ce peuple a su garder ses traditions que jamais elles ne se perdent , dieu les garde
when i was 5 i was adopted out of the rez, but i still remember dancing at powwows and hearing the music, but i didnt know that only natives did it, so i always thought we would still go to pow wows, sadly this is the closest i can get to pow wows, this is the closest i can get to my culture, to my family.
It made me cry, such a beautiful people, the true Americans☺️
You know about 15 to 20 thousand years ago Native Americans immigrated over here during the ice age
@@alexmason2659 *migrated, but Cool, we are here now though and very proud and grateful of the culture we were able to make because of the land we lived on
@@cupnudeless immigrated migrated same thing but my mother was Native so I'm not gonna pretend like they were already here
@@alexmason2659 I think specific genes were developed here in America though that make the Lakota people Lakota, along with other specific Native American types.
I'm currently leanring Lakota as a second language and I get to go to the March Pow wow here soon. Its awesome learning a new culture and especially Lakota. I almost feel like I'm apart of it. Its my favorite class and I cant wait to learn more! 💚
Why?
i wish to visit this dance carnival one day. such a beautfiul culture. proud of you for keeping your culture despite what you have been put through. strong people. we love u from africa.
I wish i could go to a powwow , and specially a oglala lakota one , the native american culture is so beautiful and amazing
WowTrollet where do you live at? I live in eagle Butte. before school starts, there's powwow and a carnival.
Kimimila TwoLance-Steele I would also like to say how beautiful your culture is I love it so much I wish I could pay my respects to your elders and everyone from the Lakota people and Native American people to show how much your culture is respected
Kind regards
Mia
From Australia ❤️
@Kimimila TwoLance-Steele ...whats about Tacha Ushte Lame deer...I read the book with the interviews of him. And I had an experience with medicinman(a german fellow who learned this from the son of lame deer). Incredible to meet the special spirits in that ceremony ! It was in germany.
I go to Oglala Nation every year because my sisters dance
Pilamayaye
良い動画みせていただきましたありがとうございました。
Such magnificent energy and spirit. A great joy to see all these people come together as one and share their culture with the rest of the world.
I love the culture and the dancing (just everything about it). Its all very beautiful to me. 💛
I is difficult to maintane our native culture an traditions In today's society but I thank God almighty that we kept our way traditon and culture and know the ways of our people (mvskogee creek )
man i love you indians so much. you guys are one of a Kind. long live those native americans. i pray for yall. greetings from germany.
greetings from germany to germany. man, i love these dances. someday i want to attend a pow wow
I'm Native American too but I have to attend to the powwow this year. I'm working on the jingle dress. 👗👗👗👗
This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. I'm so glad I came across it!
Greeting from Australia! Love your culture youre all worthy,amazing and loved! The lions of humanity do not concern themselves with the opinion of the sheep! I hope to visit one day and witness the spiritual power, the truth. You have made me into the person I am today, and I am forever grateful and appreciative, thank you for preserving and saving your beautiful culture! But you also saved me, and I say thank you always, for there is no word in the English language that can explain how I feel! Peace, love, and unity!
I've been to a pow wow before, it's truly amazing and when they sang this it brought me to tears. It's something I will NEVER forget
...but you have a stupid name!
The traditional clothing and colours are truly beautiful :)
How AWESOME ..it so beautiful to see all the Indians in the own clothing .. I hope that you people (my Indian friends ) never lose your way ..stay true to yourself's & be pride of who you are & where you come from ...love your dances
i hope you understand that these are not everyday work clothes. boots and denim cotton shirt.
@@austindenotter19 the value is even greater they are considred sacred
Those aren’t Indians those are indigenous people Indians live in India
Speechless. Magnifique, superbe. Vive la nation rouge.
im happy everyone supports our tradition 💛 i live couple miles away from pine ridge im pround to be a native from oglala sioux pine ridge reservation
Question, do the Oglala call themselves Sioux? The origin of the word Sioux comes from the Pawnee, it was a term to describe the Lakota and it means enemy.
I HAVE SOME ORGANIZATIONS AND POSSIKBLE DONERS THAT WANMNA HELP. WHAT CAN WE DO FOR U
I went to one on a reservation around the Four Corners of Colorado. It was extremely wild with lots of dancing and spinning. It was the best thing I've ever seen.
The HEART of the Lakota People will NEVER STOP beating..✌🏽🔥✌🏽🔥✌🏽
I am of Scottish Viking ancestry if I was born native American I would choose to be soiux one hundred percent all love and respect to your god's from my Viking god's
Best 10 minutes and 37 sec. of my life in a long time haha
So amazing. I would love to bring my family to this.
Hello 👋 how are you doing? Hope you’re having a good day I was dropping a comment when I come across your profile, I liked what you shared , but we are not friends on here. May the lord be with you and your family 🙏🕊
I'm from Ireland and i love watching these videos. Don't know what it is but it always brings a lump to my throat and my foot starts stomping 🥹
I love the dancing and the music so much. I’m just a little bit Lakota Sioux but it’s still beautiful. One of the comments below said that they were the true Americans and it is true!
quel peuple merveilleux !!!
I've been attending pow wows since I was 5. I'm a desendant of sitting bull.
lovely people, lovely Nation!!! from Spain and France, I LOVE YOU ALL!!!!
I was born in texas but my grandmother and great grand mother are from pine ridge south dakota and are part of the souix tribe ❤️ im greatful that we are souix native Americans
Big Up for the Oglala nation and freedom for Leonard Peltier !!
Is very nice to see dat yuo are still druming love respect CICCIO 71
I have been to many pow wows and learned something at every one
I would LOVE to go to a powwow sometime! I could feel their spirits as the drummers drummed & the dancers danced!!! It was powerful for me. The only regret that I have in life is that I'm not full-blood Native American. I'm only 1/6 blood. If I could become full-blood through a blood transfer, I'd do it so quickly that it'd make a fast-hopping rabbit look like it was moving in slow-motion!!!
I hope that other 5/6 is from coyote, grizzly and the eagle? Be proud of your parents and grandparents, respect their lives as they gave you the birth and heart to love.
I am so happy to see this. I'm an Anglo-American from California. I had nothing to do with the conquering or suppression of folk on this continent, although it is possible that some of my ancestors did, but I don't know that. I just happened to be born here, and I love the music and dance of the Plains Indians and of the Indians of my local area (Miwoks, Nisenans, and Maidus).
You sure look racist
AWSOME i remember being here in 2005, the Lakota took me to Monkey Face, Wounded knee, badlands, and Crazy horse. Baddas people, 2 of the best weeks of my life 😎💯
Beautiful. I love the clothes and dance. This looks like fun.
And seeing the little kids dance, it was so cute!
Much love to the Lakota from your Aztec neighbors to the south ❤️
I'm KUL WICASA OYATE! PROUD OF MY PEOPLE! MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT!
made me cry , its such a beautiful sight
Unity, pride and Good times.
That's what I call CULTURE
@@noworries7673 mad you don't have any? Go back to Europe where you're original culture is
I can't forget my first powwow I went to it was on a Friday night up at Rosebud in South Dakota . and that night was cold . and the second one was at the fairgrounds on the same reservation and it was in honor of that served and my dad got to fold up a flag with a natived vet and both of them joined as one big family and that was his welcome home. Then my last one was on the grounds that I helped raked up grass that was thick . what I did I was on a mission trip for a week . I'm part natived American as well I have some black foot and some Lakota in me. These powwows are really special to me.
Vivan los Lakotas!! Viva Crazy Horse!! Saludos desde España!!
I was in Pine Ridge in 2002, it was so great and I will never forget that!
I've always been drawn and attracted to Native American culture, music, and dancing. I had a DNA test done through Ancestry.com thinking maybe it was something in my DNA. No, I'm just a wannabe. But I think it's a way of acknowledging that our modern way of life has alienated us from the natural world. However, we have not tamed nature and we are still at its mercy.
I grew up in foster care, and have had many Lakota brothers and sisters. I'm not Native American myself, but I've had Elders tell me the culture is a belief, not something you must be born into. I respect the culture and all it stands for.
Both individually and collectively this is living art.
It warms my heart to see the Dreamkeepers! The children, the future!
WoW! Beautiful Powwow - outdoor powwows are the best; more genuine, vibrant colors and energy directly from earth, air and sky...
I can't stop crying because I hear my ancestors talking to me.This country took me from my people and tribe and I don't know who I am because of all the mixing of blood.
There should be a “love” button ^_^
You're ancestors would be proud! Overwhelmed by the spiritual power of this...
This is an amazing piece. Thank you so much for sharing this - I learned a lot!
This is amazing ❤😮 I would love to meet a chief ❤
Every native or Lakota child has to start dancing by 2 years old.
Emily Woody I danced ever since 2
Im native n i cannot dance at all
I Love it! Greetings from Germany …Michael Hünseler
I have hungary origin. My ancestors was a nomads and warrior culture too. Greetings to indians from middle Europe!
Oh this is beutiful! I used to go to it every time they had one until i turned 7 and my foster family moved.
Native pride! Peace, love, and prosperity to you all.
This is just a beautiful breathtaking view right here
Lo mejor de esta vida es participar en esto gracias
Their clothing and the bright colors are absolutely gorgeous and stunning. They are very beautiful people with a interesting culture
To all Native American people: I am truly sorry for all of the anger and hatred that you feel towards white people. Know that we are not all the same. Not all still hold prejudice in their hearts. Know that we don't wish to take from you anymore, as those who came before us. All we wish to do is learn, to understand, so that we may live together, peacefully, as should have been done when Europeans first came to this land. I don't stand before you as an enemy, but as someone who only wishes for friendship and peace.
To be native, means to be in oneness with our Creator and all our relations. The Trees, Plants, Insects, Feathered ones, Four leggeds , Two leggeds and to protect MOTHER EARTH. The cement world harms all of his intention. Live the old way, but it takes work in this world we live in today and it's not easy. The color of your skin does not matter, "All of our blood is red. This is the way I was taught. Irquios- Tonawanda Band of Seneca's
Never apologize for something you personally never did. All nations at one of history has subjugated or was subjugated by another. It's human history and it's harsh be grateful you weren't born in those times or countries that haven't caught up.
Just stop hurting our planet, it's our common home
@@DelgonidoDargo she spoke her truth. She doesn't need yours. You feel no compassion . We've heard it a thousand times. Why are you even watching this video. Go play video games or troll somewhere else.
@@duckydarkstar38 says the guy shaming me for watching this video.
Victim culture needs to end, there's nothing compassionate about taking a burden that is not yours. It's actually very insulting, the natives have put up the most brutal and costly fight angst the European colonies that still hasn't been matched to this day, we shouldn't pity them we should celebrate them. They put up a good fight but they lost, it happens to everyone.
I love there dance. I'm Mexican and I to rely love there Cutler and respect.
Che Dio vi protegga sino alla fine dei tempi. Onore al vostro popolo
Oglala Lakota Nation. Respect and regards from Denmark
natives, be proud of who u are! 🙋♀️😍
Beautiful dance...!!
It's a paleolitic culture Alive...
Respect, honor and peace for all of you! ✋🏻
This made me cry i love my people
They stand along side with our best soldiers - defending America and the home of the Great Spirit - God bless them all in uniform.
...that is irritating to me. You where fighting for a country which hates you.
This is so beautiful!!!
We have a Lakotan from Oglala tribe living with us.
I'm 0% native American and it made me cry.
I miss my Jaja so much . I hope he is proud of me and my face markings . He was oglala .
! One family under the one sky! I’m so glad to be a native of nature, the one true nation
have relitives down there but never met them I am from FT. Belknap and ASSINIBOINE
Amasing childreens like so mush beautyfull costumes bravo
Biutifol colors big up 4 the dancers
Parabéns pelo orgulho do povo indígena!
Even though I'm Irish/German, and love the my culture , I love Native American culture as well. :)
Native Americans. This will always be your land. We thank you
As a Prussian German We have a tribal head dress! the Picklehaubes and our dance is the polka!
You talking bullshit Polka is from Tchecheslowacia(Böhmen) this is definitly not Prussian...Sie reden echten Stuß!
Очень славно очень мило маленькие сиу маленькие да котики очень славно
Love the Native American culture so respectful and beautiful
MashAllah very beautiful people and beautiful dance
God's speed guys keep tradition going forever with every generation!!!
Loved it :)
May💜 God❤️ Be 💙With💛 Everyone ❤️Always 💙Much 💛Love Blessings ☺️ always 🎇🌈🌐💙💙❤️💚💚💜💜💜💜💚💚💚❤️💙💛
thank you . I feel this dynamic here. ( Freiburg, Black Forrest Germany)
...ja Du Schwabe!
My great Grandmother was Lakota Sioux.
This looks fun, I wish I was there.
This is so beautiful to watch. At the risk of sounding dumb. In the beginning there was a gentleman who was in full dress and his face was painted. I was wondering what that represented in your culture.
I love this guy the originals and only USA people
Peace💛 and ❤️Blessings💜 Too 💚My💛 Brothers💜 May 💙God💚 Bless❤️ Everyone💜 Always 💚May God❤️ Bless 💜Everyone 💚Richly with 💛everything💙 they💚 need Always 💜Much❤️ Love 💚Blessings 💜Always ☺️ ✌️ 💯 ❤️ 🎇 🌈 ☺️ ✌️ 🌐💚💜💜💛❤️💛💛💜💙💚💚
made me cry
This is so beautiful to watch. At the risk of sounding dumb in the beginning there was one gentleman in full dress and his face was painted. I was just wondering what that represented in your culture.
They have THE MOST BEAUTIFUL uniforms/clothes