Indigenous Peoples Day Song Remix (w/ Radmilla Cody) | Native American Heritage Month Song

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Radmilla Cody and I made an Indigenous peoples day song for Kids and Adults to highlight Indigenous Liberation Movements like Protect The Peaks and more. Celebrate Native American Heritage and learn why we don't celebrate Christopher Columbus day. Instrumental and Lyrics available for purchase: www.fyutch.com/store/indigenous-peoples
Resources:
htttp://Ndncollective.org
MMIW2S www.csvanw.org/mmiw
Stop line 3 www.stopline3.org/
Save the Confluence savetheconfluence.com/
Protect Oak Flat www.saveoakflatws.com/
Protect The Peaks protectthepeaks.org/about/
Protect Grand Canyon www.grandcanyontrust.org/keep-the-canyon-grand
Protect Chaco Canyon www.nmwild.org/chaco-canyon-campaign/
Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico tgrcnm.org/
Transgender Law Center transgenderlawcenter.org/
K’é Infoshop keinfoshop.org/donate/
Radmilla Entertainment, LLC
radmillacody.com
Marco Arviso Jewelry
www.marcoarviso.com/
Ahe'hee'/ Thank you's & Credits:
Radmilla Cody @radmillacody
Sunshine Gumbs @sun_thewarrior
Stella Élise Martin @nizhonistella
Mattee Jim @mjpndad
Tatianna Otero (Stella and MAttee's attire)
Marco Arviso Jewelry (Land Back earrings) @marcoarvisojewelry
Brandon Benallie (Videographer for Cody et al) @brandonbenallie
Pauletta Chief-Lee (Diné translations)
Jannalee Atcitty (Consultant)
Fyütch - New Album 'Family Tree'
fyutch.com/family-tree
#IndigenousPeople #Liberation #NativeAmerican

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@fyutch 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! Links in the description Get the full album: fyutch.com/family-tree

@27273100 Год назад

**FIRE STRAIGHT OUT OF MOTHER EARTH!!**

@nyasharhoden6351 2 года назад

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Blazing Song and I loved how you not only highlighted the indigenous Peoples' traditional music but also the women!! Thank you for spreading RADICAL love through music! My students will be watching this.

@fyutch 2 года назад

Thank you so much! I'm still in awe of how everything came together and so happy for the representation, message and visuals. Honored to release this with them

@lobnakaraali 2 месяца назад

❤

@frankied1107 2 года назад

I just heard this great song on today's Democracy Now TV show.

@fyutch 2 года назад

I just heard about it! Thanks for looking us up!

@VirindiUO 2 года назад

hell yah fyutch

@robertanderson6692 2 года назад

One love from my Afro-Jamaican end going out to our indigenous posse. Thank you Fyutch for such interweaving of our cultural and historical fibers.

@fyutch 2 года назад

Much love! Thank you!

@joshprez4471 2 года назад

Best song of the year

@Candy_Tonia 2 года назад

I’m looking forward to share this with my children. Thank you Fyutch.

@fyutch 2 года назад

Aw you're welcome!

@Windsingerful 2 года назад

Absolute 🔥🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@fyutch 2 года назад

Thank you!

@dominicbenson7112 2 года назад

Kool song

@praywithourfeet 2 года назад

Break it down!!! I just heard this on Democracy Now and had to come over for the full song. You have a new subscriber & fan! ❤️✨🌿🧘🏾‍♀️ #OneLove #Solidarity Afro-Indigenous (#Garifuna people, Honduras and St. Vincent)

@fyutch 2 года назад

Thanks so much for looking me up and checking out full song! Much love! Someone just told me about hearing it on democracy now that's wild! So awesome. #OneLove from Bronx, NY

@redwolfacutinaantam7725 2 года назад

Anpetu waste ohenopse my brother! I love and admire how you're trying to reach our children with positivity. I especially like this song and how you showcase our indigenous peoples. In a couple of your other songs I was a slightly disappointed in some of your history lessons, but overall you're doing a wonderful thing and should be commended for the wholesome approach you bring to your music. Keep doing what you do young man! I subscribed and am looking forward to seeing great things from you in the future.

@jilldennis4230 2 года назад

I saw you on the today show. I can’t wait to share your work with my 1st graders💜

@fyutch 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Let me know if you want me to visit your class virtual sometime harold@fyutch.com

@rosemaryhope911 2 года назад

Ooohhhhh alllll my Love, we are going all the way HOME!

@njomulry4474 2 года назад

BLESS YOU AND AURA! Just saw you on Today and my grand daughters will be watching you two! Oldest is 6…no pressure! THANK YOU!

@fyutch 2 года назад

Aww thank you so much!!

@jennifergaillardcarrillo8363 Год назад

LOVE this so much! Thank you!!! 🤔Where was Radmilla Cody singing? It looks very familiar.

@rikertvonfulton16 2 года назад

Celebrate with me the indigenous people of Germany!

@jadobbitolmbj7755 Год назад

Very good bro

@maryketterer3430 2 года назад

Very beautiful! A’ho! ❤️✊🏽🪶

@jonclayton4105 Год назад

YAS

@monicaeastway4534 2 года назад

Yummy! Thank YOU! One Love One Earth One People xoxoxoxoxo

@meganh4011 2 года назад

💞

@danjensen-pastafariandan 7 месяцев назад

Rate, and comment.

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

You hit the nail on the head with being peaceful but history will help you understand with the Mexicas(Aztecs), they had exploited the people outside their culture and that's where Dona Maria got her groove on to help Cortez as an interpreter bc she had been sold into slavery from royalty after her daddy died. She is called Malinche here where I live. God bless us when we realize the root of all respect is to respect all mothers, then everything else falls into place.

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

No momma wants to see a son die. I am from Oklahoma and that land is so foreign to me anymore. The Cherokee language sounds so close to Yucatec Maya, it's amazing. The headrights of the Osage goes through the female bc a momma always knows who are her children. When I was growing up, if you want to get ahead in the area, deny all Native American roots; deny tribal numbers. Dis got to change.

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

Now, we can take this a step further and see in Central America, the Olmecs and we can see that the oldest markings of civilization are in South America. The Pre Columbian Olmecs were in central Mexico, northwest of where I live. Makes me question that the Bering Straight was first. I thinking it was from West Africa.

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

And I got a bit of geography quiz for you: What is the closest US point to the continent of Africa? Answer: Maine. No crap. Check it out.

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

Maps lie when they are not done correctly.

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

Garifuna Collective:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6lW5ozjGX1g.html

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

I'm waiting for you to chip away a bit more and know that Arawaks/Tainos gathered with other people and became gathered with Garifuna and after they fought valiantly, they sent most of the people under military arms from St Vincent to Roatan, These people smart and made dugout canoes and went out to find other lands. They prospered so well that when British Honduras was a colony the Garanigu came up to trade and the British freaked out and passed laws within a week to illegalize their trading between certain hours.

@northcentral8086 2 года назад

In God and the devil and Jesus Christ name amen

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

Don't forget Paul Nabor. We were there for his funeral. What a fantastic man from PG: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i2R4xCtCViE.html

@sheenamartin7687 2 года назад

It’s my auntie Stella

@fyutch 2 года назад

Awesome!

@David-rt6lm Год назад

Colon or Columbus came here to find the so called lost tribes of Israel. He wrote in his journal this is the reason for them coming here. He definitely was not lost and knew exactly where he was coming and going to and from. Then in 1493 the roman christian church did what they do best, and they started the curses of Deuteronomy onto us as OUR CREATOR WARNED US ABOUT. Many tribes know these truths.

@triciagonzalez6090 Год назад

This would be so amazing if you used the authentic names for these groups of people instead of the names given by colonizers. But great start!! Diné Not Navajos, Haudenosaunee not Iroquois, Mēxihcah (pronounced [meˈʃikaʔ]) not aztecs, Tawantin Suyu not Inca, Aniyvwiya not Cherokee, Lakota (pronounced lah-KOH-tah) not Sioux, Nde, which means “the people.” Other self names include Inde, Tinde, or Tinneh not apache, Anishinaabeg not Chippewa, Chahtas not choctaw, Anasazi not Pueblo

@fyutch Год назад

Yes! I was educated on that after the first version I released on this song. Thank you!

@constancebailey1052 2 года назад

I recommend a very biased book. "The Discovery and Conquest of Mexico" by Bernal Diaz de Castillo. This book is a very biased accounting of Cortez in Mexico by his religious diario in real time. Take note when they speak about trying to find a lost Spaniard traveling on a boat loaded with gold from Venezuela to Cuba that had shipwrecked in a hurricane and out of the 9 that survived, it boiled down to only 2 men surviving, Guerrero and Aguilar, both Spanairds. Cortez was to find them both for a healthy reward, When his men encountered Guerrero, he told them, "Are you kidding me?" I am tattooed, pierced and married with children. I am not going anywhere!" Then he went back to his father in law, the king of ancient Chactemal, Natchan Kan, father of Guerrero's wife, Zazil Ha and warned that the Spaniards had heavy killing equipment and were not nice people. Corozal is the birthplace of the Maya Mestizo people. God bless Belize.