"Cibeque Creek Apache Crown Dancers, Apache Jii Day 2013" (ages 7-9)
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- I believe this is the first time these young dancers have preformed in public. You will see the surprising quality of these young dancer, not to mention the energy.
Fantastic ' Dancers , they are Amazing n completely out of this world.
Its fantastic to see the young ones keeping up the traditions. Its so beautiful n moving to watch them dance , and im sure they will be even better as they get older.
Thankyou ' so much for uploading the video , its really nice for the people who cant get there to see them dance.
Thank You, next week the Hopi Kachina Carvers.
Good to hear the youth is carrying on Apache Traditions.
Dance culture of the future.beautiful dance.aztec pride.
My son actually dances for this group =D as well as my daughter she did the rainbow dance..better to have them start at a young age so in the future it'll stick with them..
Great warriors dancers . 🐾 and Beautiful song . 😀👍 I'm Apache. N'de
Thanks for sharing ☺
Thanks for supporting our culture love and peace from the yavapai apache nation.
"God" bless you and see you soon brothers for 'Apache Jii Day' 2016
Grandson of GERONIMO ✝️
THAT WAS GRRREAT!!!! ✨
🦅🦅🦅🦅
N'dee
Thanks, first time if been that close to the dancers. The group leader knew me from my other Apache Crown Dancer vids. So I was able to stand next to the singers, with dancers right in front of me.
Way Better!!! than JOE T's That's for sure !!
Yup these are Original and Proper Crown Dance Songs. First and Last Songs come from the Gila Valley "Hagoteel" wide valley..
I'm so happy to see a comment like this😊
wow, thanks for that.....really like it.
I hope no-one takes offense to my comment, but history proves this. Thank you for taking the time to answer back.
+Tina Pritchett The Perfect Place for your commits. I'll be back up in couple of weeks to record the Apache Crown Dancers on Jii Day. If you would like some pics of the ACD, send me your email via YT, I'll send you some. thanks again
is the apache club
strong medicine...thank u for sharing
my son dances for this group
Cynthia H. Tessay, I have much reverence for this song and amazing group. Thank you for sharing.
Hope they become what they want to
Awesome song does anyone know what it's called the first one kind of reminds me of a song I heard in a 1990 version movie on Geronimo. These kids did an awesome job
That would be great, Ty
Great RD.
Have you ever seen one if the Hopi dances that your not allowed to film?
Plenty with my Hopi buds, over the years.
How can it be in 2014, when we are still in 2013, and the video itself was uploaded on October 20, 2013?
Makes me proud im navajo btw
BRO MY TEACHER ASK IF YOU COULD PLESE REMOVE DIS VIDEO ...SORRY
he wont listen.. hes a whiteman all they do it take regardless of the meaning or significance. dont waste your time it'll all come back to him.
You should shut up about others crowndancers video
CHA'BII'TU CROWNDANCE GROUP Why ask to take down a video if your doing it for entertainment in the first place? Kind of ironic..
Kibanes are almost too big for these youngsters.
I meant of
Is this a cross I'm seeing ? why would that be incorporated into the tradition of crown dancers. Christianity has nothing to do with this. Very sad to see this
+Tina Pritchett For some reason you see the use of the Cross with many Native American art pieces. Maybe something to do with symbol in the Sky, not sure. Thanks for your comment.
I understand that symbols are used, my father is full blooded apache and has taught us some of the traditions. I guess what I'm saying is, our traditions, culture etc should remain as it was in the past, there was no Jesus Christ that our people prayed to. Prayer then was given only to the Creator...
The crosses are a new thing, and what I mean by new is when the white man suppressed the indian and their ways and beliefs were forced on the native American
+Tina Pritchett Always liked this quote from Cochise: 'Jesus never visited my home' (hogan, kiva, pueblo, etc.)
+Tina Pritchett Catholic church forced the Hopi at Gun Point to build a church on Old Oraibi (Oravyi) 3rd Mesa in the 1500s. When the church was completed. A lightning strike burned it to the ground, (Karma). Today only the rock walls survive.