Russians mixed with the indigenous people of Siberia and North Asia throughout their conquest of the Russian land.It's similar to the latin american mestizos who mixed with the natives.
@@anamiguel1429 You mean Russia used to be Siberian region. Russian attacked the Siberian people and the Russian conquest Siberia land started in 1580.
@@anamiguel1429 russia refers to russian ethnicity unlike america which refers to a continent, native siberians is the correct term cuz they are native to the siberia region.
Well technically we're all relatives so that doesn't matter much. And technically since "Russian" is a nationality and Siberia is part of the Russian nation the heading is correct. Siberia is a HUGE chunk of Russia's land mass. It's hardly a fringe territory, they're a sizable portion of the population, and Siberia's been part of "Russia" for longer than the US has been a country. Sorry, but cultural elitism bothers me. smartcar1, I enjoyed your video.
Так интересно что нас коряков малочисленных народов Камчатки сравнивают с американскими индейцами,но по истории древней Камчатки-это индейцы произошли от коряков,потому что этот древнейший народ появился с Восточной Сибири.Одна часть коряков при переходе осталась на Камчатке,другая часть этого народа ушла в северную Америку.Я сама корячка,и когда я смотрю фильмы про индейцев,очень много похожих слов в их языке с корякским.Очень жаль что с ними плохо обходились,жаль тех детей с интернатов которых просто уничтожали...
From a warrior perspective, dance and music of this type develop cardio endurance, coordination and balance. Individual Physicals skills necessary for combat. Therefore, I see no conflict in music, dancing and warfare regardless of ethnicity. Peace.
Disgrace???? Those native siberian people demonstrate their traditional dances, they're proud of their culture. Your people hold Pow wows, and this feast is similar.
@Bruce Haig Interesting and entertaining to watch, thank you. However I see no valid comparison here to traditional drumming by Native Americans, the Inuit in particular. What seems to present here is perhaps an evolution in drumming, and dancing, one that is "tainted" by exposure of traditional indigenous peoples of the polar region to a southern European influence ie the Cossacks and/or Russian army.
"Taint" probably isn't an accurate description, because there are no clear cut boundaries between any of these cultures or people. Elements of the dance has characteristics of drumming and dance that you'd find in Northern Canada. The swaying the drum back and forth and stepping side to side in particular.
Yes, very much tainted by Russian or European cultures and heritages. This is Russian drum dancing and there aren’t any similarities found Native American Powwow dancing like this. They are too Russianize and lack of traditional Native American traits. I don’t see common Native American trait among them. Their shoulder movement is hip hop dance movement, and they looks like brown grass hoppers with large drums and lack of colorful feathers. I am Northeast Asian-and I feel sad to write negative comments. My ancestors used to live Siberian region in ancient era.
@babyblack94 your scenario is not an ironic situation(but it's a notion for your ocean), that's a coincidental situation(a surprising coincidence or unexpected coincidence is not irony per se) An example of irony would be if the peoples in this video are completely opposed to modern electrical technology of the past couple hundred years but yet they would agree to being filmed for posting onto youtube. That's a coincidence with a conflict of 'consistency'. That's irony.
@LUCKY1GONEFISHIN kives1985 wrote: 9 months ago WHAT? They look more beautiful? Do you mean their dances look more beautiful? Or their regalia looks more beautiful?
@Travis JB did you know these are supposedly be our ancestors that crossed the bering strait bridge and populated the Americas? They populated the artic of North America all the way to the end tip of South America.
@guzlukcis actually if they are from Kamchatka the odds of them being TURKIC as opposed to Turkish which refers only to people fron the nation state Turkey would be very slim. They would be most likely of the Tungustic family perhaps Kolyat or Chukchi (apologies if my spelling is incorrect)
Considering the direction that various cultures took when migrating across the Bering Straights (40-100,000 years + B.C.E.) it is no wonder that there is such a connection between this and a lot of variations of Native American dance. Thank you so much for posting this.
RUssian is a nationality not an ethnicity, and if you want to be picky "Russian" was originally Varangian Viking tribe called the "Rus" who ruled over the slavs who adopted the name. LOL
@kardancer1 Siberia for the most part was sparsely populated but Russia did have other Native peoples there before the "Russians" came, Russia expanded from the Slavs who came from modern Poland, the Cossacks took over the land. Russia being a huge land mass was home to people like the Khazars (southern Russia and Caucasus), Yakuts, Sythians (iranian peoples), Altay, Ket and others, similar to American history except Russians claim that they were "always" there.
