THIS IS THE BEST SONG I've EVER HEARD ! you guys are truly amazing singers ! The best Group ! WOW ! ! I've watch this over and over .. over the years and I always come back here ... truly talented! Nahow Meegwetch
As a proud Kilt wearing Scottish American from Detroit.......This music and these men(and woman) stop me in my tracks. I want to jump around and beat my chest and cry at the same time.....Just amazing and truly awesome.
I'm born in the U.S. and of european ancestry but I cannot understand why this music isn't more popular. I have no idea what is being said but the sound is amazing and natural!!!!
I am Seminole African Mexican. Language and culture are only a few things colonialism stole. Listening to this music dissolves the hate I feel. Hate destroys. I am so grateful for this healing.
Northern cree, I am a Mexican Apache but love your spirit and beautiful music and keep up your traditions and spirits blessings from earth and the heavens ♥️
my familys drum group is awesome like this we had only too people drum it tho. the fisrt guy had a high pitched voice as he drummed the other one had a medium high pitched voice thats what made it beautiful and nice to listen too at the awaken. it was nice, it was so beautiful, i cried with joy.
Mike, Canada is in America. "America" is not the exclusive domain of the country known as "United States of America". To the rest of the world, America means "the continent that extends from Canada, by the North Pole, to Chile and Argentina, by the South Pole, and all the countries in between."
@redrockid1 this is cool my great grandma was full blooded Cherokee my Native name is Running Wolf got it from my uncle who is a tribal elder that Inturpets dreams
Aunt Leila from Florida her Brother on tribal council rest in peace Leila B, greetings to Sheila say hello if you go back to be with your tribe for pow wow, bring my spirit with you Sheila. ☘️
i respect this music i am depressed of my uncles death i never got to learn A THING from him only his daughters got teached and i was left behind. they were tought everything about natives. i dont even know the indian ative language! and im what 19? my sister knew the language when she was 12! 12 and i never learned anything about the natives. NOT A THING. AND I WISHED I LEARNED HOW LIFE WAS LIKE AS A NATIVE WHAT THEY USED TO SURVIVE AND THE LANGUAGE!!!!!!! BUT NOO. i learned nothing... not a thing about it. at least i know a few things about the natives. but i dont know much and i wish i did ~crys~
This is amazing! Could someone explain to me what they are singing about and the elements of this custom, please? It's so powerful and moving, I love it!
Blessing songs would sound slower and a bit more remorseful, at least the ones I heard, so it sounds like this could be fancy dance or jungle dress, or one of the many other dances out there
This is fascinating and hypnotic music. Some day I hope to see this in person. Why sometimes they put their hands on their ears? Also, is it possible that someone writes what they sing, both in the Cree language and in English?
