When Covid is a thing of the past. My native people break out them drums and continue to present the beautiful songs to our North America !

The Jingle Dress Dancers have reached Hollywood levels.

Love to all covenant and first Nations people.

ADMIRO Y DISFRUTO MUCHO ESTOS BAILES DE LAS DIFETENTES TRIBUS DE VERDADEROS AMERICANOS !!! ESTOS SI SON " AMERICANOS " LOS DEMAS SON AGREGADOS . VIVAN LAS VERDADERAS RAZAS AMERICANAS !!!

I am part Navajo and thanks to these videos I am really really good.

the one in the Grey sparkle dress is my sister

Beautiful dancing

Beautiful

Is it possible to be spiritually connected to people of different race on the other side of the globe. I am African from South Africa and there is something about these drums that just speak to me, as a kid I was obsessed with western movies that had indians and ofcourse crying my eyes out everytime the indians were being killed, homes destroyed. Iam glad I found this clip

@AmigoKandu

8 жыл бұрын

Tribal people can understand each other, You are indigenous also, on your ancestors' homelands. Bob Marley said "Mama Africa" lived through the people stolen from her, the rhythms from Africa are in many types of songs in the western world now: Soul, Jazz, Salsa, Merengue, etc. The tribal beats you feel, say the same your people do! Peace!

@mbetone0907

7 жыл бұрын

Fikiswa Nonjuzana sing it on camera

@winterstorm8412

7 жыл бұрын

Fikiswa Nonjuzana You expressed exactly that which I feel in my heart. I am Eurasian born in Europe but now live in Australia. Since my very early childhood I have always felt a deep love and connection to the Native American people, but I don't have that love or connection with my own people. I feel the Native American drumbeat in my heart and I rejoice at seeing Native American people or Native American quotes and sayings as well as traditional and cultural things. I share in and feel the sadness and pain the Native Americans feel and have done so since my childhood. God bless all Native American people.

@dalebowermanjr.5316

6 жыл бұрын

Fikiswa Nonjuzana Aniin, nana boozhoo (hello, how are you) I am anishinaabe (the people) from the tribe Ojibwa. It is possible to be connected. It is purity that you're feeling, which is good. Our people welcome anyone willing to learn, or to even listen to our music. My people lived and live with peace, love, and compassion. So yes, it is very well possible that you feel something from listening to our music. The drum beating brings peace, and brings the spirits to join. The singing does the same thing. Oh, and chii-miigwech for showing sympathy for my people and cousins. Baamaapii niijii, baamaapii. (Next time friend, next time) also, check out my KZread page, nativeways. Your questions could be answered there.

@littlecrow292

4 жыл бұрын

We are ALL one ALL races we are the same my brother

HO YeaH Blacklodge RULES

Magic

I love ginngle bansing👱🏽‍♀️ 👗

@roguesheep3083

4 жыл бұрын

Me, too, here have some coffee and go to bed.

@roguesheep3083

4 жыл бұрын

Cool thing about a powwow, you could pass out and nobody would buy you. You'd wake up with a blanket on you, is all.

@roguesheep3083

4 жыл бұрын

Bug you, meant to say, ha

Who's that lady in a blue jingle dress she's in every video I watch

@AmigoKandu

2 жыл бұрын

Yanabah Redhouse Baker. Her sister Kendorina "Kendra" is also a great jingle dress dancer. Their mom Desirae is a fancy shawler. All Diné people.

NOW THAT'S PROPER HOPPING!!

That's my cousin...🧐 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

There is something about that dance

Yaaaayze Amigo! Good 'Un 👌 Who's the Young Lady with the bottom half Red Dress ?! I Love Her Regalia .

@AmigoKandu

8 жыл бұрын

+Care Windy Boy I dunno who, but yep, nice!

@hopiboy12

8 жыл бұрын

I think her name is Willow Jack?

Uh it depends on you

Love to all covenant and first Nations people.