Meet Pamyua, Alaska's most famous Inuit band | INDIE ALASKA

[@eileenmc4746]

Been following them from the beginning. The Ruby kids were ecstatic in 2011 when one or two members came to town for Yukon River Inter Tribal Watershed Council meeting of 70 AK/CA village reps. The animal pantomime lessons in the gym were a hit. Ossie gave special advice to local Native youth dance member, son age 12 ,who just graduated with a History BA from a private college this summer. Thanks for the grace shown in the telling of the background story of this well deserved cultural modern treasure in Alaska. Greenland represents too and the guitar dude. Get their CDs, invite them to your cultural bashes and musical events. Liked seeing the photos with instruments while wee ones in Anchorage.

[@december241]

Illuqii! So glad someone is expressing Yuutung and our culture to Kassaqs!

[@BakerBaker1-9]

Love this bands music and talent - my bride got me one of there cds years back and I listen regularly...

[@kagaminek]

oh this is so cool! I'll definitely check out their music 💕

[@Bombadillio]

So cool! These guys have a special magic, I’m excited to explore their music!

[@GracePreble-dl1lj]

Hi I was at white fish theater and I was from Helenaflats school I just wanted to say I love your dress rehearsal it was amazing and I hope I can see you guys play again

[@hazeltagaan-zambas7444]

Pamyua

[@Fallen_Grove]

That theme song from Molly of Denali sounds way too similar to the Magic School Bus intro

[@indiealaska]

It kinda does! Good ear!

[@mjmaccabee7252]

Why doesn't Corinna get even 10 seconds devoted to her background? Or a last name?

[@indiealaska]

Indie Alaska tends to focus on one person in these mini-documentaries, but if you would like to learn more about Karina, visit their website here: www.pamyua.com/