@@dpz9872because Native American women and girls are going missing and killed at alarming rates compared to other populations in north America and doesn’t get much coverage. Same could be said about black girls and women.
@@jasper7586 And Mexican girls in Mexico and and and. If you think any one group are the sole victims of any type of suffering you're foolish or your just trying to push special interest. Anyways I'll just keep to protect ALL women and girls and children and dogs and cats.
@@C_Duhb Pero ellos son los habitantes originales de América, en Centro y Sudamérica hubo mestizaje y por eso hoy hay un alto porcentaje de nativos, todo lo contrario que en el norte.
That can't be true as there is no such thing as a non indigenous person. Everyone born on this planet is indigenous. Any other mindset would be definitively NON-inclusive, and really just down right degenerative.
Perfecto.ni un gramo de grasa . La genética manda Buena raza .la de los Nativos Americanos. Ahora a reclamar sus tierras Y el resto a comer menos hamburguesas.que están mu gordas .🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀💚❤️🤲
There are hundreds of indigenous tribes and nations across the Americas, and they each have their own culture. "Native American" only refers to the many tribes and nations in the United States, and again, they aren't one culture. This woman is a member of the Emberá people, from Colombia, in South America. She's Native and Indigenous, just not Native American.
She’s stunning ❤❤ I am so sad because so many Native American girls/women go missing and some murdered, never found and investigations into it is sorely lacking 😢 We as a country must start caring and making sure they’re safe!
Una elegancia natural e integrada e integradora. ¿Qué hace EEUU por ellos? ¿Les han devuelto sus tierras?¿Estudian en sus lenguas? ¿Tienen un trabajo y una vida digna? Sobre estos pueblos se extiende una opacidad total 😢😢😢❤❤❤
@@thecharredwitchit's in the eyes mostly. There is the sparkle of a smile at the corners of her eyes and a sense of pride shines as the camera pans around to her face. It's subtle and very quick. Focus on her eyes not her mouth and face tattoos, you should see it then.
Con todo mi respeto y admiración. Qué preciosa gente. Tienen desde la distancia que sea una gran dignidad de ser humano. Son grandes hermanos!!!! Qué hermoso que compartan sus tradiciones. Me encantaron sus tatuajes. Las grandes culturas como las de los pueblos originarios, van a salvar a esta humanidad perdida. Dios me los bendiga. Abrazos y besos para todos ustedes desde Durango México 👏👏👏👏👏👏💕💕💕💕💕💕
@@Timetravel1111 pre·cious adjective 1. (of an object, substance, or resource) of great value; not to be wasted or treated carelessly. "precious works of art" Similar: valuable dear invaluable priceless beyond price of incalculable value/worth rare choice fine exquisite irreplaceable This woman is definitely precious, don’t know what you’re talking about ma’am!
Even speaking exclusively from an artistic standpoint, this is refreshingly beautiful. I think the newer generations are forgetting how gorgeous their cultures are. Everything feels metallic and emotionless nowadays.
Oh yeah, this old woman definately needs to teach the youngins about maintaining their culture and traditions. Is she the example of metallic and emotionless that you are speaking of? Ya nitwit
That's bc they hold up witches like the Kardashians and other celebrities as their idols. Everyone wants to be famous on the internet nowadays. Their priorities are really screwed up.
@@maryrodgers2053 Let me explain you a couple of things about their spirituality. The Emberás have rituals through which their spiritual leader would call on the spirits of the animals from the jungle to help the sick or troubled persons from their tribe. Actually, they tattoo themselves according to the spirits of the animals that they are calling upon the sick or troubled person. Of course, the wolf is not among the spirits they name because the wolf is not an animal that live in their jungles. You need to be respectful of other people's beliefs and spiritualities and not to try to impose your ideas upon them. We already have too much of this in the world and although it may not mean anything to you, it will make you look to the people you're talking about as a disrespectful attitude. Last, but not least: If you look at the tattooes in her back you'll find a series of marks with the shape of an X. That's a mark of a viper of the forest, which name is the Bothrops Asper. Also known as the X viper. So, you're telling me that a girl who by her own choice or by the directions of the spiritual leader of her community, chose to call upon herself the spirit of a viper, has the spirit of the wolf...because you say so.
Yeah your right, a beautiful woman that destroyed and desecrated her beautiful face and body with those horrible tattoos! What a shame other Indians don't do this!
I once saw a Native American woman this beautiful going into the grand Canyon national Park, she was a park ranger. She was the only woman that has ever made me absolutely speechless…
I was working in Saudi Arabia in 2015. My family manufactured some wood ceilings and walls for the king abdulaziz center for world culture. I was shopping for gifts for my family and in walks a girl with green eyes and I froze and couldnt move from how beautiful she was.
@kathyharris8331 it's not YOUR song. This song is about empowerment and not meant to serve a specific set of people, meaning it's not exclusive. It is for EVERYONE to feel strength and empowerment from it. However, it's origin is Viking/Nordic
@@i_hateithere I've heard the song. However, this song is meant to provide strength and empowerment to ANYONE. It is originally a Nordic song though. However, it isn't meant for just one specific heritage or people, it is for everyone.
@ph5056 you do realize that the indigenous cultures do not wear wigs or hair peaces right? At least not the ones that come from villages like this beautiful woman. They believe in natural beauty and those tats are not body paint. Please learn the history of cultures before assuming. I highly respect people and their cultures and beliefs because it's their history and the history of their ancestors they are carrying on. Especially in the indigenous culture.
Not me, if there was such a thing as mother nature, she would be natural, no tattoos. However, there is no Mother Nature. there is one God Almighty, Jesus Christ, Creator of heaven and earth.
@@enigma9625That's just the thought of today's mindset and not true I know many American Indians and they refer to the term Indian as their People so stop with this narrative you have no experience with the real world if you follow that mindset
The more i see and hear from you TRUE NATURAL NATIVE AMERICANS, the more i am baffled of your beauty as shown now; THIS IS SOOOO IMPRESSIVELY AWSOME....
I'm literally lost for words. Being half native. She's beautiful 😍❤ Wow... thanks for the likes guys. I did not expect this. I'm still lost for words for this beautiful woman lol
We 2 billions Muslims love the indigenous people You supported the poor people of Gaza, you suffered as Muslims and Palestinians suffered we love your dignity freedom you were oppressed by everyone under their command may Allah bless you all bother from Saudi Arabia. O mankind, indeed We have created you from male and female and made you peoples and tribes that you may know one another. Indeed, the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you. Indeed, Allah is Knowing and Acquainted. (13) O mankind, fear your Lord and fear a Day when no father will avail his son, nor will a son avail his father at all. Indeed, the promise of Allah is truth, so let not the worldly life delude you and be not deceived about Allah by the Deceiver. (33) Indeed, Allah [alone] has knowledge of the Hour and sends down the rain and knows what is in the wombs. And no soul perceives what it will earn tomorrow, and no soul perceives in what land it will die. Indeed, Allah is Knowing and Acquainted. (34) Noble Quran muslim holy book
🇵🇦🇵🇦 Los nativos del continente americano respetan su tierra, sólo toman lo que necesitan y nada más. La adolescente del video es Emberá, de la República de Panamá. La pintura en su cuerpo no es un tatuaje permanente. Se hace usándo tinta de color negro, hecha con un fruto llamado jagua. El fruto se pela, ralla y cocina. Para el color rojo se remojan en agua, y por varios días, semillas de achiote. Ésta tintas no sólo sirven para las decoraciones corporales. Más importante, son repelente contra los mosquitos y protección solar. También en Panamá hay otros grupos nativos en las tierras altas y en archpiélagos, como los Ngäbe-Buglé y los Kuna Yala, entre otros. ¡Saludos! 🇵🇦🙋🏼♀️🇵🇦👍
She’s an Emberá. These tribe are from Darien, Panama, and Choco, Colombia. I'm sorry if I misspelled or smth. English is my third idiom. (Spanish is my first language). Have a nice day/afternoon/night!
I was going to see that isn't a jingle dress and she does look native American/first nations but that dress isn't quite right. I've never seen them paint up like that before.
Ok but they have different beliefs and you and your ancestors (mine too as I am white) have done so much damage when it comes to religion, so maybe you believe in one god, but they believe in a different one,please be respectful @wahdurci
@@aoifewalsh7303 it does. But these aren't my words, they were said by our Creator . The Lord God also said that anyone who worships a God by another name will not enter Heaven. God bless you.
WTF are you talking about? I'm giving her respect on her heritage & natural beauty. Grow up and keep playing your little kid video games @@trevorholm6470. Your parents must be the true colonist that came here and fucked up America claiming that they "found" it!
@@Gringo-Billydon't worry about that bum. I spoke the truth and he got my comment deleted. All I did was speak greatness on her heritage & natural beauty. Idk how that made me a "colonist" smh
So fighting your neighbors over land, slaughtering anyone who can hold a weapon or too old to be useful and enslaving the women and small children is "rich" culture?
