Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy Stomp Dance Part 2
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Haudenosaunee also called Iroquois Confederacy is made up of the Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Seneca and Tuscarora Native American Indians. They were some of the first tribes to encounter non-Indians. Today they successfully try to keep their traditional dances and languages intact. Here are some examples of their efforts. Haudenosaunee cultural leaders taught the American Indian Dance Theatre the dances of the Iroquois Confederacy. This video shows how the Haudenosaunee enter their long houses. The group then does the Stomp Dance wearing traditional Iroquois regalia.
amazing, these dances are so awesome, they demonstrate the beauty that we humans are capable of. i am not iroquois or native but am proud that such a rich and noble culture exists among us humans
That first song had similarities in sound and dance to Muscogee stomp dances. Love this whole video!
Thank you for sharing....I love watching this over and over ..yah and over
I am Carrier from Nak'azdli First Nations ..BC Canada♥
you are all so Beautiful...Your Dance...SOng...Regalia....Feel The Love♥
seeing the stomp dance brings back memory's when i used to dance it and many other dance's, thanks for posting the video.
Excellent
There is Onandaga in my ancestry. I don't say I am Native American because I don't know the language or culture. But I love the dances and songs, naked or clothed. They help me feel connected to a grandmother who lived a long time ago. Thank you.
Because you are many years removed from your ancestry, you shouldn't discount your connection. I have Cherokee in my blood and when I saw a magazine that featured Hopi religion , I knew that I connected with that more than the religion I grew up with.
Their dances are so awesome! Native cultures, continue to live and thrive!
Yes, these dances are Iroquois and yes, this is how you would typically see them dressed nowadays.
I believe this clip comes from the Native American Dance Theater. They do a pretty good representation of what our songs and dances look like.
the dances Performed here are absolutely iroquois. but the Dancers are from many different Nations across the US and Canada.
Origin of the smoke dance, it was actually the original WAR DANCE, the old ones changed the beat and the young men had fun with it and danced to the quicker tempo...common mistake made by many.
these are Haudenosaunee dances and we dance in regalia and we enjoy them i must say tho please make sure you know what ur talking about before post it not trying to be mean making a statement.
im very pround of our dances and our people and our regalia i love all my brothers and sister Native pride Haudenosaunee Mohawk Nation
Awesome! Nyawagoa!
very nice indeed
Nyah:weh for this... Seneca represent!
Cayuga here!
Ha Snoop dogg crypt walk ain't got shit on this footwork 1:13
Tuscarora are Forever
who are they?