I’m not native but I have to say - whenever I hear this, it makes me cry and I don’t know why. I’m a grown man who’s normally not prone to crying. For some reason it makes me feel sad and happy at the same time. Both energetic and mournful. It’s surreal. I have so much love and respect for my indigenous brothers and sisters. Thank you for sharing your traditions with the whole world.
Yes I understand your feeling so perfectly, the earthmother is singing and vibrating with the drumbeat, it is like she is carressed profoundly by respect and love of its children, powerful group.... Ho Mitakuye Oyasin
Heard many stories from my grandparents and elderss from the tribe of when we were battling people around us sometimes the enemys would hear our songs and drums echoed through the mountain side and it was said it would acare them off as it sounded like many warriors werre there
we sing about the times we hunt, we sing about the times we gather, we sing about the times we get together and love each other, we sing about our culture growing stronger and stronger, we sing about the times before the colonizer came to our lands, we sing about our loved ones, to this day we sing and drum nothing will change that THE ORIGINALS >+++
Im not Indigenous or Native American but whenever I hear them sing whether its slow paces or fast pace, I feel a presence. I know my ancestors are Taino Indians but to listen to pow wow and observe pow wows, again I get a certain special feeling or a spiritual presence around me that makes my hair stand on end. I dont know if thats a good thing or a bad thing. Maybe someone who is Native American can explain?
Made me super emotional. It fed my soul. While I have Taino blood, our culture, music and language was stripped from us. I'll never know my native customs. I think that's what I was crying for.
Unfortunately the government of Mexico and many south American countries have whipped out people without any apology whatsoever. Makes me wonder why Spanish speaking people feel they're superior to everyone else. Hitler would have loved those people. So does satan I'm sure.
I grew up in prince albert sask. My best friend was a pow wow princess and introduced me to pow wows. I want to cry everytime i hear the power of the drums and singing. Thank you for making this public. ❤
After one year, my daughter sits thru the while video and she is one year old. A toddler sitting sit thru to watch these warriors sings is something you gotta be blessed about. We are Navajo from the Navajo nation.
my favorite part is when the person threw the money on the drum and they payed no attention to it and then beat it off the drum as it had no place there in that moment ,Inspiring to say the least
Everytime I hear these Native American chants, it reminds me of their great Warrior forefathers (e.g..SITTING BULL - CRAZY HORSE etc). Much respect to the First Nation People, much ❤ from New Zealand 🇳🇿
wow that was truly amazing to create one sound with so much strength i can see why your people are such feirce warriors .much love to your people New Zealand Maori proud.
I hear the powerful song of men who know who they are and what they stand for. Men who pass their culture to even the *youngest* of the warriors. You can't always see him, but there's a real kid on the right side of the circle who is confident and amazing. Makes my heart happy.
I am the great-grandson of an indigenous (Brazilian) member of the Cariri ethnic group. I am an admirer of dances and music indigenous to North America.
The place these guys goto to queue up that vocal range isn't human. I honestly think the voice, song, beat are centuries of the past ancestors and present rolled into one. It's not like someone singing soprano, this is something from the soul.
I always knew theses fellas would be champions,love the drum and the songs they sing!!!the leader singer and beside him on the right were the ones that held the group glad they didn’t give up (old mnx) it’s just the beginning for them “go get em boys!!!” Congrats keep it going!!!
Unglaublich, so kraftvolle so stark, es fehlt in mein Rückenmark . Ich komme Muttererde und Vaterhimmel näher. Vielen dank Mögen alle Wesen glücklich sein und in Frieden leben 🙏 🕉
Yes you are Native American but you are native to Asia first. Your ancestors came from Asia and were the first to settle in the Americas. When you travel to central Asia/Mongolia you will blend in perfectly---that's not an insult but a compliment.
@@jacktran7024YES very true. I am Native American and my DNA is east Asian. I certainly Don't look out of place in China town !!! My DNA is Chinese Mongolian and Tibetan
Uwielbiam was dziekuje za podzielenie sie waszym pieknym spiewem pozdrawiam serdecznie duzo zdrowia oraz blogoslawienstw Weronika Sito Polska 🙏🏻🦅🦅🦅🪶🪶🪶❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥
I am a Hispanic/Paraguayan descent/American. Love my ancestry from Guarani race, love what I see in all the videos of different native tribes, much love and blessing ( amor y bendiciones a todos mis hermanos)
Thank you, Brothers. Beautiful, keep on the Singing Path. I tell my singers, you want to live your life like a Good Song, so long after... people will remember you and speak of your deeds, words & good ways. In times of hardship, they will remember how you faced your adversity--the ups & downs of your trials... yet maintaining the Rhythm & Melody. Just like on the 3rd day of singing, voice raw, pulling air to your lungs and sending that lead up once again... we are here...HEAR US! Take care of yourselves, care for one another, stay humble, be grateful. Ahehee'
The soul knows This is the voice to listen for when we are called upon it’s our ancestors past present future all brothers and sisters standing to protect against the corrupted
Let’s just say, if I were to be riding thru an uncharted North American land 180 or 90 years ago, and this music gradually kept rising in volume, and if I had finally come upon it, if in fact I had the courage to ride up to it, terror would freeze me in my tracks. An absolute terror stricken white man. Just imagine how pure, yet unforgiving in its realism the land was then.
