Denzhoni'go hadotaal!! :) In response to some of the people wondering about the shouting. In our Apache culture that is how we, mostly men show their pride, and honor to our ways. I once heard a well respected medicine man and his wife talk about the shouting and yelling at a sunrise dance. They said "don't just stand there you may be ailing, may be weak, may need a healing, shout it all out!" When they shout they feel the medicine, feel Bik'ehgo'ihi'dan's power. Gozhoo doleel
They sing and that flag waves , makes u think about all the bad that our people endured. But yet now century's later we still singing our elders songs and still standing on this earth that is now called the United states , what once was our home. Makes me proud to be from strong people.
looking back, miss the home boyz from Cibecue, got home sick, been through tough times back then. Now in the US ARMY (active) seeing my old self, the far right. whenever Im done i want to sing with the group again just like old times
Been to a few powwows in the past ,crow fair, browning Blackfoot ,dine yiebeches and an Apache changing woman ceremony,love the culture and the songs of the real people love from the uk.
I really like the sound of this music, i jammed it one day at work while writing my letters and thinking about daily obstacles, then out of the blue I felt a heartwarming energy a rise from the sound and rythms, and i found myself thinking with a tear rolling down my cheek. I felt hurt, sadness, and within that instant the feelings of love, happiness and hope flowed within. I really liked that a lot. thank you for the singing the holy people put through you Mr. Tessay
i love how all these men are hidden behind the shadows of the night yet this particular beautiful song comes bursting into the nightlight and it makes you feel sooo damm alive, can you believe these men have such a unison of beauty coming from their voices - -fukn amazing
In the traditional ways in which Elder men sang, I recall the heart-felt and spiritual ways in which Nde' men expressed love from the meaning of the words expressed in song. Spirit raises up inside the Singers, who sing in a form that is collective love and pride for their People, land, food, community. This is very much an Nde' way. They show diyih and respect for Ancestors and diyin.
as people we don't seem to have respect for these people who are singing. Alot of these songs are healing songs. As native american we are not out their to take enjoyment in these songs, we take these songs very seriously. It is not like we get wild and do line dancing to these songs. Their is a difference between native american music and country western music. We want our create to listen to us and be thankful off what he has pprovided for us.
haha... the big guy is my brother from another. Thats funny though. As you can tell. He is expressing his pride in being Apache. All he is doing is having good time jamming and being happy. Thanks for listening though. I appreciate eveyone's views of these videos I have uploaded. BTW, I do have CDs that I sell personally. The song you've have just heard is on my 3rd . If you would like info on obtaining a CD. Inbox me. My CDs are all professionally studio recorded.
Loved this........my great grandmother was Mescalero Apache. I never met her as she passed before I was old enough to know her, but her blood flows through my veins.......though not full blooded, these are my people too. I saved this in my favorites so I can watch again Thank you for sharing :)
We are all connected. Never doubt that because you are not full blooded, that you are not connected to all of us. We are all APACHE by your family blood and my family blood we are all the same.
I do support IDLE NO MORE..but now days its hard to round up all the boys that sang w/ me on this video. Due to family and located in different places.
I listen to y’all at least once a month for the past 5 years. Love the way you fellas just get right into it!!! I gotta come down from haudensaunee country to your area to listen live someday!!
Yaa' ta' sai' from southern New Mexico! Thanks for sharing and I especially liked around 3:12 when the camera began to feel the rhythm of the drums. :)
I say these boyz are the original, their singing style and it was for show it just happened like it was meant to be Everybody else is still tryin to fill their shoe Freakin awesome!!! Hooo-ka-heeey!!!! And to top it all off u have Ol’ Glory blowing in the wind proud strong and free!
I am Navajo. My father's clan is Descheenii. I was told six generations before him, a six yr old Apache girl was raised by the Navajo Tribe in Dineh taah. Only told she was of Descheenii clan of the Apache Bear Clan. Is anyone familiar with this clan thru out Apache ? Would like very much to know which Apache Tribe it belongs to and find my relatives. My dad's family are tall and lean. My son and nephews are 6'4". Taller than most Navajos. Am told I dnt luk Navajo. My cousin mentioned they were left behind by Geronimo and his band. They migrated from the East thru what is now Gallup, along the Little Colorado River North thru Gap, Az. Geronimo and 5 other men continued towards Grand Canyon. He told them he will return for his family. They never saw him again. I do not know how true this story is. When I search thru Apache Tribes. I see resemblance of my dad and grandmother's features in Geronimo and Apache Women.
Listening to this make me miss home mescalero apache I lost five family members to covid-19 in the last month hearts heavy my brother fighting for his life now plz pray for him he sings to and my nephew's dance
Me being Navajo,i enjoy these songs and somewhere we started singing pow wow songs and peyote songs.thats plains natives songs. Don't here them practicing our ways apache and Navajo...just saying.
Hey Brother! Thanks for posting this, it reminds me of my time growing up in SC and Whiteriver. My wife is from Cedar Creek, it brought tears to her eyes. We have not lived back home for about 13 years.
This is going good Apache powwow in New Mexico or in Arizona Apache powwow with drum music and dance to I hope the lord bless this powwow drum and Apache dance to > will pray for this powwow be good blessing on my brother and sisters of the Apache tribe from flaming eagle jesse aragon love ♥💘 you' all. And miss you all to
My mother my world my everything passed away please keep Maria in your prayers she was from nuevolion Terran mex I was born in Sanger CA city of apache
I like the old look! The cool boot's! The snappy vest's! The glorious long hair! You had the fashion game in the palm of you're hand! We had hair like you. Find a video of >>James Vll of Scotland,(Also James ll of England), the Royal world is a bit confusing! He was the same guy! On two throne's!!
I sing i apache grandfather pima DAS Jesus Christ my apache know all pain fear sickness disease fake there healg by God the big sky they are my holy man belong on the snow top heals there land god gave them. Holy holy holy God flowing threw us apache people we are heald by God the big sky hallelujah father God
Keeee....act smarrrt, jus cuz u married 2 sum1 from CBQ!! oh yea...u kno how we roll babe!!! love ya, Darrell! lol, jk........saw ur post had to reply on urs, since i dont have one...
Dishchii' Bikoh... that's a pretty name for a place... I never noticed red creeks out that way... unless it means something else in Apache. Deeshchii' Bikooh is how we'd say it in Navajo
Denzhoni'go hadotaal!! :) In response to some of the people wondering about the shouting. In our Apache culture that is how we, mostly men show their pride, and honor to our ways. I once heard a well respected medicine man and his wife talk about the shouting and yelling at a sunrise dance. They said "don't just stand there you may be ailing, may be weak, may need a healing, shout it all out!" When they shout they feel the medicine, feel Bik'ehgo'ihi'dan's power. Gozhoo doleel
Outstanding, nizhónígo dáhát'áł.
They sing and that flag waves , makes u think about all the bad that our people endured. But yet now century's later we still singing our elders songs and still standing on this earth that is now called the United states , what once was our home. Makes me proud to be from strong people.
looking back, miss the home boyz from Cibecue, got home sick, been through tough times back then. Now in the US ARMY (active) seeing my old self, the far right. whenever Im done i want to sing with the group again just like old times
ALWAYS APACHE/DINÉ ALWAYS SOUNDS WIT COFFEE!!
KEEP IT COMING!!
I LOVE THIS!!!! Being active duty military and listening to this, makes me feel close to home. recognizing the voices and the language.! Love!
Thank you for your service and sacrifice....and welcome to the brotherhood.
Did you come back to the homeland safe?
Been to a few powwows in the past ,crow fair, browning Blackfoot ,dine yiebeches and an Apache changing woman ceremony,love the culture and the songs of the real people love from the uk.
I really like the sound of this music, i jammed it one day at work while writing my letters and thinking about daily obstacles, then out of the blue I felt a heartwarming energy a rise from the sound and rythms, and i found myself thinking with a tear rolling down my cheek. I felt hurt, sadness, and within that instant the feelings of love, happiness and hope flowed within. I really liked that a lot. thank you for the singing the holy people put through you Mr. Tessay
Thx. Song is of my own composure. I consider it an Apache Round Dance jam.
OUTSTANDING! When all your voices are in perfect synchronization, it feels -- joyful!
'Ihééd'íín, Joseph Tessay, from this Jicarilla woman.
i love how all these men are hidden behind the shadows of the night yet this particular beautiful song comes bursting into the nightlight and it makes you feel sooo damm alive, can you believe these men have such a unison of beauty coming from their voices - -fukn amazing
This beauty comes from the heart. They sing with one heart.
Gud jams boys love from Diné land.💯
Gorgeous song..the big guy bouncing makes it quite moving..powerful
Brings back memories
In the traditional ways in which Elder men sang, I recall the heart-felt and spiritual ways in which Nde' men expressed love from the meaning of the words expressed in song. Spirit raises up inside the Singers, who sing in a form that is collective love and pride for their People, land, food, community. This is very much an Nde' way. They show diyih and respect for Ancestors and diyin.
the power of the drum and song unites all first nations....good song
Good songs bother I'm from navajo nation rez on burnside az I like apache songs lit stop the covid-19 with this song 😷😷🙏🙏😷😷🙏🙏
Proud Apache Indian and half Samoan here :) luv to listen to the apache drums early before the sunrise
as people we don't seem to have respect for these people who are singing. Alot of these songs are healing songs. As native american we are not out their to take enjoyment in these songs, we take these songs very seriously. It is not like we get wild and do line dancing to these songs. Their is a difference between native american music and country western music. We want our create to listen to us and be thankful off what he has pprovided for us.
Very uplifting.. Gave me the chills, man.. Great blessings to you all my relatives.. yÉ...
haha... the big guy is my brother from another. Thats funny though. As you can tell. He is expressing his pride in being Apache. All he is doing is having good time jamming and being happy. Thanks for listening though. I appreciate eveyone's views of these videos I have uploaded. BTW, I do have CDs that I sell personally. The song you've have just heard is on my 3rd . If you would like info on obtaining a CD. Inbox me. My CDs are all professionally studio recorded.
Dang bro. Strong song. Sure like ur songs. Trying to look for some CDs of urs. See if I can buy some off u. I'm a half Navajo and crow.
I love the big guy, he is loving it
I watch it at least 10 + times a day 💞
How do I get a video or CD of my favorite big guy jamming his native songs, newest fan N. Frances 😍
Great song. How can I get a CD from you.
Loved this........my great grandmother was Mescalero Apache. I never met her as she passed before I was old enough to know her, but her blood flows through my veins.......though not full blooded, these are my people too. I saved this in my favorites so I can watch again Thank you for sharing :)
Aho. always.
keep it going. life has its. power of payers
We are all connected. Never doubt that because you are not full blooded, that you are not connected to all of us. We are all APACHE by your family blood and my family blood we are all the same.
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Awesome beautiful song!! Liked and subbed.
love it, listen to this over and over
What I really love is the load beats of the drums❤️❤️❤️
I do support IDLE NO MORE..but now days its hard to round up all the boys that sang w/ me on this video. Due to family and located in different places.
So I take it your the singer.. That is one hell of a beautiful song. Thank you for making it. I'm Mescalero Apache.
I love it. Makes me miss my Apache family from Whiteriver to Globe. Keep it up. Nizhoni!
Love the song. Wish my Dad was still here love you dad miss you mom
I listen to y’all at least once a month for the past 5 years. Love the way you fellas just get right into it!!! I gotta come down from haudensaunee country to your area to listen live someday!!
" The Walk of Beauty "
Yaa' ta' sai' from southern New Mexico! Thanks for sharing and I especially liked around 3:12 when the camera began to feel the rhythm of the drums. :)
I say these boyz are the original, their singing style and it was for show it just happened like it was meant to be
Everybody else is still tryin to fill their shoe
Freakin awesome!!!
Hooo-ka-heeey!!!!
And to top it all off u have Ol’ Glory blowing in the wind proud strong and free!
The east fork group sings songs nobody sings anymore makes me sad there not sharing knowledge
I'm not Apache but this is some good medicine. Keep up the way of life my relatives. "
Tohono O'odham Nation".
Man! Your songs always bring back my roots, my guidance from my cheii.
Love this reminds me of my younger days as a singer
beautiful I fell in love with it when I first heard it really touch my heart n it's soo emotional thkx for ur song ur sounds gud
THEY SING GREAT. THEY ALL SING TOGETHER...GREAT JOB.
Much love from your APACHE in AZ.
Don't care how long it's been, I love this song!
The flag seems to be dancing in the wind. Beautiful song you the greatest!
Really good song :-) Never heard it before now , glad I could .
I am Navajo. My father's clan is Descheenii. I was told six generations before him, a six yr old Apache girl was raised by the Navajo Tribe in Dineh taah. Only told she was of Descheenii clan of the Apache Bear Clan. Is anyone familiar with this clan thru out Apache ? Would like very much to know which Apache Tribe it belongs to and find my relatives. My dad's family are tall and lean. My son and nephews are 6'4". Taller than most Navajos. Am told I dnt luk Navajo. My cousin mentioned they were left behind by Geronimo and his band. They migrated from the East thru what is now Gallup, along the Little Colorado River North thru Gap, Az. Geronimo and 5 other men continued towards Grand Canyon. He told them he will return for his family. They never saw him again. I do not know how true this story is. When I search thru Apache Tribes. I see resemblance of my dad and grandmother's features in Geronimo and Apache Women.
Wow. 13 years is a long time. My blessings to you and your wife wherever you may be. God Bless.
Apache flows through the veins and so to through singing
Listening to this make me miss home mescalero apache I lost five family members to covid-19 in the last month hearts heavy my brother fighting for his life now plz pray for him he sings to and my nephew's dance
Very strong & uplifting, thank you for that song . Got some comfort & renewed strength to continue ❤️🙏🏽
I love this song !!!♥️
Beautiful I just had to dance o felt it :) thanks for sharing
Sounds Nice Jojo
Way to go my brothers!!!
John Doe ahoo that is right
Bad ass! Keep it up jojo! RIP my bro Tony Quay ❤🙏
im apache too this is our home and we are stronge and always will be
Love this jam too!
Wishing I was there where ever you sing omg I love all of your songs it makes me dance and it makes me happy
C.B.Q. APACHE..👍
Me being Navajo,i enjoy these songs and somewhere we started singing pow wow songs and peyote songs.thats plains natives songs. Don't here them practicing our ways apache and Navajo...just saying.
Always enjoy listening to this song cuz its Dishchiibiko group.
Proud to be from dish chii bikoh... Shawna Quay-Pike...
Hey Brother! Thanks for posting this, it reminds me of my time growing up in SC and Whiteriver. My wife is from Cedar Creek, it brought tears to her eyes. We have not lived back home for about 13 years.
Proud apache fr middle verde az
This is going good Apache powwow in New Mexico or in Arizona Apache powwow with drum music and dance to I hope the lord bless this powwow drum and Apache dance to > will pray for this powwow be good blessing on my brother and sisters of the Apache tribe from flaming eagle jesse aragon love ♥💘 you' all. And miss you all to
Wow Love It! Beautiful!
U held on to youre past much honor greetings from chihuahua.
I love it 🦅⚔️me gusta
Keeeya all champ boys!
this song makes me want to get up and dance....
im half mescalero apache and im just like that guy lol just good vibes and all, this makes me wanna dance lol
Be proud my brother's, you closer to mother earth 🌎 then we are
My name on the road is Sly Dogg I B E W brother
Very beautiful song
My mother my world my everything passed away please keep Maria in your prayers she was from nuevolion Terran mex
I was born in Sanger CA city of apache
I❤my brothers,and sisters!
This is so beautiful 😭
That sounds like home..,
So Moving! Much Pride very Beautiful!
I like the old look! The cool boot's! The snappy vest's! The glorious long hair! You had the fashion game in the palm of you're hand! We had hair like you. Find a video of >>James Vll of Scotland,(Also James ll of England), the Royal world is a bit confusing! He was the same guy! On two throne's!!
Very well put!
Dagotee Da'nzhoo shi ' Nde
Still listening love watching singing sounds so beautiful
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Love this song, Respect
I love your songs and lm dan
nizhoni nei yeh !!!!!
JoJo is a apache that can sing good song
Haha.. Neow!? Havent heard that since I left Bylas and came back here to CBQ. Thx for commenting.
Wicked!! Feeling the spirit
That's how us APACHES get down..
***Ndee Nation***
Dishchii'Bikoh. for us it means The Valley surrounded by red mountains.
Replay status! Luv it!
another good song...was dancing in my sllep i think cuz i sure feel boucy...lol
ahoo this was a beautiful song
Could hear Jerrod looking at me serious saying the that first part.
White Mountain Apache Pride an tradition !!!!x😎
I sing i apache grandfather pima DAS Jesus Christ my apache know all pain fear sickness disease fake there healg by God the big sky they are my holy man belong on the snow top heals there land god gave them. Holy holy holy God flowing threw us apache people we are heald by God the big sky hallelujah father God
Yéi awe
Kay yaye! Champ song!!!!!
Keeee....act smarrrt, jus cuz u married 2 sum1 from CBQ!! oh yea...u kno how we roll babe!!! love ya, Darrell! lol, jk........saw ur post had to reply on urs, since i dont have one...
proud to be from dish be go
Thank you, it is what I thought.
Dishchii' Bikoh... that's a pretty name for a place... I never noticed red creeks out that way... unless it means something else in Apache. Deeshchii' Bikooh is how we'd say it in Navajo
good one keep it coming
Sounds really keen
NEOW!!!!! lol haaaaa'eeeh!!!
too cool Bros.
you still owe me 25 dallors...im Apache from s
San Carlos..its blessing always from the CREARTOR......I HOPE YOU REMEBER ME...