This is a 1491s collaboration with Kontiwennaha:wi (Carrier of the Words), the Akwesasne Women Singers. The song is titled "Ka'satstenhserowa:nen" (Women's Power Song) Support more content, buy a t-shirt! squareup.com/m...
Absolutely magnificent! Indigenous cultures fascinate me, the beauty and strength in the words and voices of these women is tranquil yet a reaffirming of their deep identities. Marvelous. Thank you for sharing this Akwesasne Women Singers. Thank you all for you being who you are! Blessings.
Aho. I remember some long while ago I heard this the first time. And there was somehow something changed inside of me. First I didn´t recognized it. Was not so easy to handle this, because it was so new to me. But thank you for pushing me on with this. Helped me to find my inner soul and what more important is, LISTEN TO IT. By doing so, it gives me much self-courage; here in this very conservative countryside where all in habitants want you to be catholic. I must tell ya all, I AM SO GLAD I REFOUND THIS SINGING. It gives me feedback what I learned. This is absolutely great. Besides it teached me, that learning is not -just- sitting still at your desk reading one study book after the other for school or for university degree... learning is somehting completely different. So I am flashed. You brought me back to the roots. I thought I never had them. Thanks for exchanging. I appreciate. Hugs from the Alps of Austria/Europe, Filo.
every time when i hear this songs i have to crye even when i,m a men this is sosultouching and it gives me memeory,s off lost times with respect honor and love always Nanuk-Howahkan
I been in that longhouse so many times this song gave me goosebumps like fuck these ladies can belt one out aye love all u Mohawks I'm Cayuga but Christ I have too much fun in akwie
You are all so beautiful and the harmony you share is food for my soul. HOw can i learn to sing your sacred songs as i would be honored too .. Thank you
