Please, please accept my gratitude and feeling so humbled to watch this video. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful experience ❤. Much love and respect to you all from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤ 💖 🌻
What beautiful regalia are worn by these dancers! Love these dancers! I danced once with the Lakota at Crazy Horse Memorial. I am part Cherokee and have danced with the clan in Cherokee, NC. Loved every minute of it. I just absolutely love the watch the dancers especially the children. Thank you so much for this awesome video.
Thank you for sharing , love to watch , and glad to see the youth participate. My wife and I go from NW Kansas to our daughters place by Great Falls Montana , hope to make some kind of event on our trips , depending upon timing. Much Respect & Blessings.
I love these videos. I am not of this ethnicity (trying not to be insensitive or rude) but I have to ask when the drummers are making their singing sounds like I have heard with the Northern Cree Singers... are they singing words or something to the equivalent to "La dee dee, la dee da" ? My ears cannot always pick out the subtleties of language. I speak a few languages, not fluently, but even in the languages I do know I am aware that I am missing some sounds and cannot fully reproduce them. Thank you. Another thing I love about seeing this recording is how the culture is actively maintained by including children, adolescents, young adults, middle-aged adults, and even some older folks. It is all inclusive! Amazing!
How do most people/tribe members learn the songs to these drum beats?? Would one almost have to know and/or speak the tribal language to be able to sing and learn these songs?? I'm just curious because I try to listen to the sounds of these songs. Any answers or input about this is greatly appreciated!!!
@@jsoo67 my uneducated guess is, if they had the means to wear such colorful clothes 200 years ago, they definitely would've. I think this is just a natural evolution of the tradition, and it looks cool tbh.
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Beautiful
Poweful
Joyful
Please, please accept my gratitude and feeling so humbled to watch this video. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful experience ❤. Much love and respect to you all from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤ 💖 🌻
It is great to see the little ones with pride in their heritage.
I noticed that too.😁
Merci beaucoup
Continuer de sauvegarder ces belles traditions
Bénédiction à tous et toutes 🙏❤️
What beautiful regalia are worn by these dancers! Love these dancers! I danced once with the Lakota at Crazy Horse Memorial. I am part Cherokee and have danced with the clan in Cherokee, NC. Loved every minute of it. I just absolutely love the watch the dancers especially the children. Thank you so much for this awesome video.
A PROFESSED BLACK MAN, SAY.
IT'S NOT THE CLOTHES THAWT MAKE THE MAN.
BUT...
IT IZ THE MAN WHO MAKES THE CLOTHES OR REGALIA.
NO?
Respect and greetings from Hungary!
I've been sure missing this event since moving back to Vancouver BC. Keep up the good work. Hoka
Love it! Raising the energies! Looks like everyone had a wonderful time.
The proudest people on the planet!...My People!
Bless you brother.
you are so lucky to do cool stuff lik thise
AWE BEAUTIFUL LOVELY DANCERS AND BIG BIG HUGS AND BLESSINGS.
Thank you for sharing , love to watch , and glad to see the youth participate. My wife and I go from NW Kansas to our daughters place by Great Falls Montana , hope to make some kind of event on our trips , depending upon timing. Much Respect & Blessings.
love. Kiaora from New Zealand
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE.
Indeed.
I ❤️ U guys and lady's,
Vibrant colors and energy enjoy!!!
Wonderful I so enjoyed the singing to, Greetings from Denmark
Cool awesome redandyello eagle
Awesomely 🌮🥪🍧🍨💛🍿🍹😏
TÜRKİYEDEN SEVGİ VE SELAMLAR. SİZLERİ ÇOK SEVİYORUZ...❤
POWERFUL
I love these videos. I am not of this ethnicity (trying not to be insensitive or rude) but I have to ask when the drummers are making their singing sounds like I have heard with the Northern Cree Singers... are they singing words or something to the equivalent to "La dee dee, la dee da" ?
My ears cannot always pick out the subtleties of language. I speak a few languages, not fluently, but even in the languages I do know I am aware that I am missing some sounds and cannot fully reproduce them. Thank you.
Another thing I love about seeing this recording is how the culture is actively maintained by including children, adolescents, young adults, middle-aged adults, and even some older folks. It is all inclusive! Amazing!
Ahh Wahoo🙏🏼
Plus all thump was awesome
I cannot see.. lovely spirits tho. ❤️❤️
How do most people/tribe members learn the songs to these drum beats?? Would one almost have to know and/or speak the tribal language to be able to sing and learn these songs?? I'm just curious because I try to listen to the sounds of these songs. Any answers or input about this is greatly appreciated!!!
Really have only one color, but lovee all yas colors
🥶😘🍹⚘🍧🗿🥈🎁✨😏🦍🧛♂️🥪🥞
🌹
So sight is pretty er win I take them off
🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🪶🪶🪶🪶
the kid in the wheel chair is cute
Too Cold, Lakota
Something tells me 200 years ago they weren't wearing such colorful outfits, especially neon.
They also weren't allowed to pow wow so there are some changes
@@bigmophx enlightened me, on the changes. I'm genuine. I'm not trying to be a smartass.
Times change.
@@jsoo67 my uneducated guess is, if they had the means to wear such colorful clothes 200 years ago, they definitely would've. I think this is just a natural evolution of the tradition, and it looks cool tbh.
I saw God a FEWBIT a go saw my hands this wasn't to happen I couldn't tell every visions of him my mind ahhhhhhhhhhga di wa'h ney nahoma yey e nah ena
I wear glasses
“””222 likes🙏🏽😇🌈💯💎🥰”””.
Lo e deTikal