As canadians we should embrace the native culture much more. There is an authencity to it that is lost in pop western culture

@kyliekrisp7201

7 жыл бұрын

This song is awesome!

@christianxzowner2958

5 жыл бұрын

#IdleNoMore ✌

@darkthought7860

5 жыл бұрын

im an "indigenous native aboriginal that brown people we found" person. and we dont mind either name. we like any race as were all apart of earth. also shut up about this "idleNoMore" shit. that was embarrassing. got so many native women killed, raped and kidnapped.

@chuckeshleman2123

9 ай бұрын

radio stations should play us first nations at least 15 percent mainstream.

@arthurbushie998

3 ай бұрын

8 years ago. Damn proud to be a successful indigenous man🤙🏾 this song played in my pool room in the early 2000’s.

Been living in Texas for 20 years. This is where I was born and grew up, this is where I'm from, the North Shore of Quebec. I feel very connected to the Innus even though I'm caucasian. This is where I'm from, these are my brothers. Kashtin. This is a great song. And what a talent, Claude McKenzie and Florent Vollant.

@charlescomeau6930

3 жыл бұрын

jai aussi e demeurer sur la cote nord ( port cartier ) jadore kashtin

@prince_bankz

3 жыл бұрын

I meet one of ur brother I don’t think he remember me but I always knew his hand shake he was my best friend I always think bout him when I’m alone

@nadiacusan3799

2 жыл бұрын

I am from Quebec city and at the time of kashtin big fan

@GreekboyyD

2 жыл бұрын

Great post. I love how music unites people from all cultures. I grew up loving this song as a kid watching Much Music. I had zero clue what they were saying but I could certainly feel their pride and passion. Great music and great culture. One Love.

@sebastienloyer9471

Жыл бұрын

Et 5 ans plus tard Je lit ton commentaire écoutant la même chanson.

Had a dream, we were headed to the trap line. My mother sitting beside my father. Kashtin playing on the radio. My father encouraging us to sing. So, my sisters and I would sing with whatever we could. My sisters don't sing anymore. My parents split, but this song came back in a strange dream I had last night. Replaying a scene when I was truly happy... almost 30 years ago now.

@brendabrideau1337

2 жыл бұрын

Luv luv from a sister from another mother .

@edithrobertson8511

Жыл бұрын

Those dreams are so realistic ❤

another reason to love canada.

They were HUGE in Greenland in the 90's. Our inuit-brethren. Good music is still good music.

@bibiannaking2965

2 жыл бұрын

This song takes me back in time to 1991, parts of that year, my jounrey in life was of great happiness, at the very same time, a very lonely and heart breaking year for me😢😇.

@llee_gg

Жыл бұрын

Inuit???? Kashtin is Innu

@derekrob672

Жыл бұрын

@@llee_gg yes 😊

@derekrob672

Жыл бұрын

@@llee_gg I’m pretty sure they’re from Quebec tribe

@juliansmith4295

Жыл бұрын

@@derekrob672 "tribe"? They're Innu from Maliotinam, near Sept-îles.

Great track! Brings me straight back to my childhood in 90's Greenland.

I started listening to Kashtin when I was in high-school. I graduated 25ish years ago and STILL LOVE THESE GUYS.

Hello ! I am born at Forestville and I moved in Seven-Island for 5 years. I always follow Kashtin every where I move ! I became American in 2020 and live in Orlando, Florida. I am a Big Fan of Kashtin and I introduce their Musique to My Wife and She always ask Me to play Kashtin ! She Love Kasthin too like Me.

Was just thinking about all the great music to come out of Canada in the 1990's. From Celine Dion to Jeff Healey Band, Blue Rodeo, Colin James, Sue Medley, Amanda Marshall to Kashtin. What a lineup!

As a kid I used to listen to Kashtin all the time. My parents had them on a cassette, so naturally I listen to them all the time growing up. I still listen to them time to time, I can't never get tired of their music ☺️ Even though I can never understand what they are singing about.

I miss Kashtin very much, wish they would come back.

@RoyalKnightVIII

8 жыл бұрын

They're still around... they're just old now! XD Where are the new acts?!

@lisegravline4467

8 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear they are still around and only old, I wish they would make a comeback. Thanks for the information and the video. Take care Oceloti.

@carloslee244

7 жыл бұрын

I heard Claude had alcohol demons he was battling.

@martin7473

15 күн бұрын

They just did a show 2 days ago its 2024 ..

J'ai écouté ce disque de Kashtin jusqu'à l'usure. Très belle chanson. Souvenir impérissable de ce duo.

@stellamorrissette3408

Жыл бұрын

Moi aussi

J'adore Kashtin, ils font vraiment de la bonne musique.

J'aime bcp ce groupe qui maintenant dissolu, mais il demeure toujours Florent qui continu publiquement, Bravo à vous deux...

I'm still listening to this in 2017 ✊ even though I don't understand their Innu language , I still think it's an awesome song. 👌

Such and underrated band most musician would love to have this much talent

A dear friend of mine were discussing Kashtin the other day .. Had to watch this ..It stirred my spirit .. Feeling a connection with these people .. The song feels powerful, even though I don't understand what is being sung .. Good thoughts to all

I remember this video on Muchmusic, it is great, I don't understand a word, I wish I did. Great song, and video. Thank you

My parents use to play this in the early 90's. Song was a banger then, its a banger now! Blasting it on National Truth and Reconciliation Day

My family use to rock this while cruising highway 69 in Ontario, Canada.

I wish you guys would get back together! You were my favorite Canadian band! I got to see you at the Harber Fest in 94

Good old days 😊

To hear them sing and to do the dance of our people on OUR land, fuck. That makes me want to go back in time to when they were still around.

Jetais en 6iem annee quand cette chanson est sortie, ca me rapelle ma jeunesse en abittibi..

I had a buddy growing up that loved this song, she was a girl, passed away a bit too soon, always remember the good times

Heyhey! Still a great song. Memories 🥹

I took my girlfriend (at the time) to see you in Wikwemikong, camping out on the pow wow grounds many many years ago. It was a magical time and I still think of that time with a smile on my face (apperantly she does too, we were talking about it today)

@juanmahgagahbow

2 жыл бұрын

@Donnell Okafor hi. Yeah originally from wiky (mum's side). I lived in the Soo for awhile, am living aboard now though.

Love this tune!!

magnifical what else! i love that since 1992 after the show of Mompellier in France and after... realy good!!!

Merci kashtin! On s'ennuie de vous!

Loved this song as a teen in 80s Toronto!

This song is immortal.

This native group, coming from Newfoundland/Labrador, were very important to me as a Canadian coming from Europe. It was the one of the first time that the native people expressed their music in modern trends. Kashtin were the forerunners of the group "The Tribe called Red" situated in Ontario, Canada. "Kashtin" was the first modern native group to help to introduce native culture, music to non-native people, like me. I still love Kashtin but unfortunately this group does not exist anymore.

@ericmiller7580

4 жыл бұрын

The came from Sept-Iles and the Maliotenam Rez south of Labrador

@kevinetherington570

8 ай бұрын

It's probably not even supposed to be called Montagnais

Merci j ai rencontré les 2 chanteurs J adore même si on comprend rien C’est trop bon

Being a kid and loving it! Nostalgia

Its 2020 and still a great son

I love this song❤

Beautifull clip !

Im from nb and i grow up with this music ❤

2021 and still loving it

J'adore cette chanson!

great song,great band !,peace from Steve from Cape Breton

Childhood memories. Claude McKenzie was the coolest.

Great driving song always crank it up. I wish it was on Spotify

@abundantlife7157

Жыл бұрын

It is

Awesome song, still listening 2022.

I liked E uassiuian too. People in Labrador loved North of 60 also because of the strong aboriginal culture back there.

@maggieostamas3532

8 жыл бұрын

Xx

Just love this song. the best.

My husband's mom favorite song she passed when he was very young and he felt better listening to this song thank you on who posted the video

such a good group Kashtin!

I love this song!!!!

I found this song about 5 years ago but could never remember the song or the band name. Just heard it today on the radio and I’m so happy to be jamming this out again!

A great landscape to share.

Wow, love this song.

Just imagine how much more beautiful this continent would have been if the french, british, dutch and spanish would never have settled here! God bless the First Nations and its peoples!

So much memories from this song!

Awesome good song

Love them.

I'd love to see your band live

@jamesbaird9691

Жыл бұрын

I did in Victoria BC, during Commonwealth Games 1994, in front of the Legislative Buildings at night. They were on before or after the Rankings. Ruth

2024 Canada Day on the hill. These girls on the stage started a song and I think ........ hey I know this ! I probably haven't heard it in 30 years , so something must be good if I it stick with you like that right ?!

✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

These guys are awesome Thumbs up

Actually, this guy in the blue jean jacket reminds me of my daughter's dad. I never thought of that before.

@antoniohemken4849

6 жыл бұрын

World Universal 7

2020 June 22 ✊🏽👩🏽 LOL still listening 💋

I might not understand the language, but I like the Rhythm of the song

cashtin never been to saskatoon, to perform at sasktel centre. would be amazing if these vome to saskatoon. Their music has a meaning in all cultures.

🌄

Cette chanson veut dire "Ceci est a nous"... / This song means " This is at us"... /Merci beaucoup !.../Thanks much !...

Such a badass song, freedom baby

good music by these guys I have their CD

I grew up hearing kasthin. I still some times hear songs. But still know no where they are come from and which language is? Its time to know more of them❤️(:

@StephaneLeclair

2 жыл бұрын

They are Innu from Quebec, they where pretty big back then

I need they’re album on apple music

Very beautiful 🥳❤️‍🔥❣️

2020 shtapuenanuu..

Shashkau te

I miss 7-Îsland... And all the North Coast

Culture is important.

eille les boys faitte un come back s.v.p.

ZERO thumbs down, heck yeah.

i absolutely love Kashtins music & I know they are no longer a duo, but I have lost my cds & would like to obtain copies. Is that possible?

@kumisspenashue4844

8 жыл бұрын

They still perform every year together at Maleotenam in Quebec during Innu Nikamu! I think they sell their CDs at the festival! It's happening right now

@carolinegauthier1555

8 жыл бұрын

Archambault and Renaud-Bray still sell those cd's. You could order them online or go on library too.

@Platinumlynx08

6 жыл бұрын

You can obtain copies at kashtin.ca I believe

Tshinanu ;)

🦉

Where is Kashtin!! We need heir music :)

Can't find this version on Spotify 😪

Where are the Cree, Ojibwe etc bands that sing in their language? I'd love to hear other Canadian langs with modern music!

am your 1225 subscriber

I live in Vancouver, and I wanna go back home to Manitoba. You know, the Rez? I wanna go home, but nobody wants me there. Help !

@SI-ln6tc

4 жыл бұрын

Why nobody wants you there?

Ive always found Mexican men sexy...love u guys from Canada 💕

@youngk001

Жыл бұрын

These are not mexican men. these are ojibwe and cree men. these are aboriginal men.

@linefrenette9116

11 ай бұрын

​@@youngk001Not at all they are innus

@KimNeville-vr8hn

Ай бұрын

@@delpar6086 They're not Mexican but Indigenous people from the Inuu First Nation of Quebec

The person on the thumbnail looks like Kym Jung uns father

high high high high

Rarg

There's to much racism in Canada for the passed two millennia 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

con autant que tu voudra mais y'on certainement plus de talent que toé

Moi , Atikamekw kwec opitciwan

In English

Uhhh. Where’s the English Lyrics?

@markhenry6486

Ай бұрын

or the Ukrainian lyrics too, geewizz