My son is part Apache from his father and even as a newborn he’s soothed by the music of his ancestors. I plan to make sure he knows about all his heritages as he grows
I am a Mescalero Apache &Weipei Indian and Castilian Spanish. I respect my Apache Brothers and Sisters, because they have earned it in every way possible. I salute my father, because he died a Warrior.
I'm not Native American, but I love the music, and their traditions, a close friend if mine is Cherokee, and his love for the water, mother earth, and sky, the very things that sustain life, their culture, and the dances, the children learning from the elders to preserve their traditions, it's all so beautiful.... I have total Respect for all tribes. It's just so sad and wrong what the government did to all Natives, from so long ago, and to this day, the treaties still aren't observed or done as they should have been centuries ago, and they still live in poverty. The government took their land, annals killed and so many are gone forever. But I just want to say how beautiful this song is, and the music they make from a wooden instrument, and sounds that are beautiful. Much love and respect to my Native Friend, and to all NATIVE AMERICANS.......
I am a black woman, a slaves descendant. I feel so heart broken about how this country was stolen from the Natives of this land. I have studied the history. I love you so much, and pray for more people in this country to acknowledge the rightful owners of this land. Blessings to all the tribes of this Country.
The inhabitants at the time of arrival by 'white eyes' had displaced the tribes before them, who had displaced the tribes before them, for thousands of years: Europeans didn't 'steal' the land. Go back and study some more history.
I am Crazy Dog Cheyenne and my wife is Ogalala Sioux.. We have been so blessed to have our beautiful children and their children.. We all sing of the same thing in our own ways.. We are strong and building our numbers,. Restoring our songs. Restoring our dance and bringing the stories that have been handed down by the ancestors back and teaching them for 7th generation and the 7th fire!! >>>>~~~~~
My husband is Chiracuahua and Mescalero Apache....he enjoyed the music as well....we met Robert Tree Cody at a powwow quite a few years ago at Mission San Juan Bautista near Hollister, CA! What an awesome spirit was with him. He talked with my husband in Apache for a while and then played his flute for uhe, himself, hand carved......beautiful man with such a rich heritage...he was the grandson of Iron Eyes Cody!
I was at standing rock protest for 6 weeks all the tribes showing support for each other, I’m full blood Oglala Sioux.it brought tears to my eyes to see this gathering.
Being part Native myself Lenape and Cherokee, I can definitely feel the power of my Apache brothers and sister from this song. It has given me strength in these past few days as I have gone through a lot. May the Great Spirit, The Master of Life contine to bless all of us Natives and our fellow humans.
My daughter-in-law is Apache, I am German and my son who married her was also born in Germany. When her mother passed away in October, I attended he funeral ceremony. Her ashes were strewn int the sea ... her sons were praying in the native language and the drums put my mind back into another time of history ... I get goose bumps ..
Your son and your daughter-in-law made the love story between Old Shatterhand and Winnetou's sister, Nscho-Tschi, be real! (If you say you're german, you must know about Karl May's novel). God bless you for telling us about them!
@@mihaimihai9254 May father had his books and would made sure that I did read them. Karl May was never in America but his love and the stories he told were so very real. Funny that I am thinking about this now with a huge lump in my throat .. he would take us into the forest and at the edge would erect a tepee , wore only long pants and sandals and many, many beats .. a beautiful feather in his black hair ... his squaw, my mother dressed in a burlap short shift and so I was dressed .. only 8 years old. My grand mother (his mom) participated in the same attire. His brother and wife shared in the ceremony .. uncle Eric made the Pow Wow drum ...Drumming connects you with your bones, your heartbeat, and your natural rhythms. You connect with the drum by holding it close to your heart and letting your feelings, transfer into the drum. When we breathe, we all beat upon a common drum." Why were they so engaged with a people they had never met .. but knew so much about?
@@MsMieze Karl May made 2 trips in America. Ofcourse the characters are not real but he traveled in America . I know what you are talking about ... My mama read me all the books of Karl May's "Winnetou" before I was able to read! And, till now, I can not stop reading his novels. At least once a year I take one of them from our old library and I read it with a great plesure! I can tell you that the german movies based on his stories made my eastern european childhood happier. At that time we knew almost nothing about the amerindians and even about americans. In a comunist country many things were forbidden... But his stories fascinated us so much not only beacause the adventures of Old Shatterhand, Winnetou, Sam Hawkins, Old Firehand, or Old Surehand... but because the spirit of humanity which Karl May' s opera reveals. This is why, after the comunism died in my country, one of my dreams became true! I was in Radebeul, I visited Karl May's Museum and my heart was singing in a rithm of the same indian drum -::))))!
I heard a few months ago that my grandfather was a thief Apache. I was surprised and on the other side not because when I was a child and saw westerns my hart did pain and I felt the injustice. So I am surghing after more information about they Apache lifestyle . Can you help me? Sorry for the faults but English is not my native language . I hope on a answer of you. Greatings Veerle.
i must say i know nothing about my tribes i'm was placed in city but i would let you know i always felt a close spirit calling about you and here i stand amen
let the Native Indians take over there country's again! peace would come over the world! Thanks for the wonderful music, but more for the wisdom your grandfathers brought to us! Make your people strong again!
You dumb shit you really think the rest of the world would leave this country alone if you got rid of whitey we can't undo the past if you get rid of whitey you will be under the cartels or a dictatorship Mexico good example
Sorry to disagree but I am Comanche and realize that life in this land before the Caucasians (not "whitemen"...actually flesh toned etc.) was more brutal than anyone could imagine..Imagine theAztecs sacrificing teenage virgins to a fake god!!! Being realistic i have written two novels depicting AUTHENTIC Native American life how it really was a thousand years ago..It was all SURVIVAL not respecting Nature as the Liberals have professed..I am proud of my French German and Comanche bloodlines but try to keep it real..You should read the magnificent book COMANCHES by Ferenbach (himself native American) to get to the facts of all this..have a peaceful day above ground!
Most of the native Americans you are referring to are Siberian Mongolian mixes so who the f*"* are you even referring to. Migrated is not indigenous, native, or Aboriginal. Get over yourselves and stop complaining. If you don't like it then go back to Siberian and Mongolia where your people came from.
Good morning all people from all over. As I may be in Maryland I say good morning to all people everywhere who have the complete pleasure to listen to this beautiful music that feeds the spirit as well as soul. Peace & be well all. With much respect.
I am African American, Traces of My Ancestors Are Of Native American Orgin 🦅. I really enjoy listening To The Native American Songs, It's like a Spiritual link to The Past. Hey, What's Real is Earth & Nature. The Quality I Admire In Native Americans Are Their Dignity, Heart, & Sacred Values. I Want To Go To "A Ceremony" I Live in MISSISSIPPI 3-4 hours from Neshoba County, MS Awesome People !!!
EL ESPÍRITU GRANDIOSO DE MI GENTE, LA FUERZA DE UNA RAZA INIGUALABLE, BELLISIMA, PERFECTA. LA ETNIA MAS COMPLETA, Y COLOSAL DEL UNIVERSO, LA AMERINDIA!!!!!! ES POR ESTO QUE TENEMOS QUE PROTEGER A AMÉRICA. DE GROENLANDIA A LA PATAGONIA, ES NUESTRA TIERRA Y AQUÍ LOS NATIVOS JAMAS SEREMOS INMIGRANTES. NUNCA MAS PERMITIREMOS QUE VIOLEN NUESTRA SOBERANIA, AMERICA ES NUESTRA Y DE NADIE MÁS!!!!! .
Estoy muy de acuerdo contigo y me complace mucho tu buen propósito pero lamentablemente siempre sereis extranjeros en vuestra propia tierra mientras sigais hablando en idiomas extranjeros, como es el castellano, en lugar de vuestro propio idioma.
you can honor your heritage by speaking the language no matter what percentage of blood you have. Native languages are dying and nobody cares not even descendants. its very sad to think that in 20 years all native languages could be dead
***** HALITO Angel, it is very easy to learn the Chickasaw language. (Chickashanompa) go online to the Chickasaw nation and look up the language or "speak Chickasaw" on the website. there are tutorials on there that you can learn from. you can click on the words and a native speaker pronounces the word so you can teach yourself. of course you could enroll in a language class to learn Chickasaw but they are given in a classroom in Aida Oklahoma. I listen to KCMP 89.5 live radio from Oklahoma and they have a native speaker that comes on during the mornings and gives out words to learn in Chickasaw but you can also find all of those words on the website to. www.kcnpradio.org for the radio station and for the website its, www.chickasaw.tv/home/list/kcnp just click at the top of the page where it says language. Hope this helps, I don't know if other tribes provide the same information for there languages.
am a Cherokee married to an apache....We are still in love after hell & high water....12 years...still get butterflies in the tummy. Love, respect and talk about everything.
That's so respectful to hear I'm white from an Italian background my parents raise me to love thy neighbors which I do I was always fasanatic with Native American Indians Very strong minded I have sorrow for there race and how disgraceful white man treated them I read a lot on what was taken from them I love this song I play it constantly I wish I could understand the your language God Bless You ❤
I am Apache. But I'm also Navajo & CHEROKEE, with a little Irish thrown in. All the Indian Nations are beautiful people. They respected the land and gave thanks for what this land provided them. The English destroyed that beauty & harmony. Sometimes I am ashamed of the "white" side of my heritage. Thank You Daddy for giving me a part of your heritage. I'm proud of my native Indian people & relatives I've never gotten to meet yet.
+Pat Branagh You don't have a clue about Native Indian people. Go back to history class or Google it. There are so many Native Indians that greatly disagree with you. Since the Apache, Sioux, Comanche, to name a few, would love to skin you alive. You are a Giant Ignorant Ass. But I'm sure I'm not the first to tell you that. MORON
Yes , beautiful Native Amerikan people, the kulture and love for Mother Erd, the best!!! I love the people forever. Respekt for Religion and beautiful music. 🐺🐾 Thank you for Beautiful Video. 🌈 🌎 🕊️
La Musica Native American juntamente con la Musica Asiatica son de lo mas Bello que see peds escuchar,es Marsvillosa ojala y rregresaramos Al pasado en Nuestro Vontinente Americano . Saludos a todos Los que Aman Este tipo de Musics
I love the Native songs, even if I don't understand their languages. It remind me of my ancestors and by listening to their songs they relieved me of all the hectic I've injured all day, GRATEFUL TO THEM
Wonder of sound ... how important it is for all of us feel this vibe ... Wise people who knew how to interpret as well the real forces that surround us.
I was told that i was mighty indian warrior in my Past Life, because i just love to hear all the songs and music. It brings a joy to my HEART AND SOUL.😊
amooo os índios amooo música indígena minha alma flutua com o poder deles sobre a natureza,amooooo como eu amooo essas músicas da uma leveza no corpoalma e espírito nos leva a outra dimensão ❤❤
beautiful I am a white girl but spent 35 years in montana and wyoming working mostly with the natives and alsoat IHS on the Hopi Land. This song made my heart happy.Thank you
This music is so inspirational so haunting but so beautiful 😍 I'm from London England even as a kid I have always loved Native American music it's from the soul just amazing 😉 selina 🎶🌹❤️
MMMMM CHEROKEES MMMMM ESPIRITUAL MUCHO SILENCIO .GUARDO LOS MAS HERMOSOS MOMENTOS A SU LADO .ME ENSEÑARON A RECONOCER MI ESPIRITU Y UNA NOCHE DE LUNA Y DANZA RECUERDO QUE SE ACERCO A MI UN LOBO Y ME PUSE A SU LADO Y NOS MIRAMOS Y EL EXPANDIO SU AULLIDO Y YO LE SEGUI. Y ME EMOCIONE JUNTO A EL SU MIRADA BUSCABA SABER QUIEN ERA YO Y RECUERDO QUE ELLOS ME METIERON A UN MANANTIAL Y DIJERON TIENES UN CORAZONDE LOBO Y LA MIRADA DE UN AGUILA LIBRE MMMMM QUE HERMOSO ESCUCHAR ES MUSICA ESPIRITUALBRAVO BRAVO.
I am Cherokee and Italian I love all people but heart aches for those lost I help when ever can to lead them in the right direction I love this music and it sets my mind body and soul straight when the world brings heartache
Soy europeo y quiero pedir perdón por todo el sifrimiento dado a un pueblo maravilloso que en el momento no hemos comprendido su gran cultura, espero que Dios regrese todo ese mundo y lo mantenga siempre para las futuras generaciones.. Perdón de corazón
Toda mi vida e admirado y respetado a todas las tribus.eran hombres y mujeres que tienen y tendran!!! Un grato recuerdo para toda mi vida.muchas gracias por su gran legado.
This is my heritage & I am proud..anyone who says otherwise has their own views, but doesn't mean they are right. Ignorance & hate is one of the two things destroying this country..what a shame it is. But if you let it destroy you, you have lost.
DWolfLycan III I want to say my spirit is hurting when we can't live together in peace and love there's to much hatred and disrespect. I remember when I was in Forster care years ago my grandfather who's my mom's real father came to my sister and I my uncle said he's my grandfather I knew he wasn't my grandfat her . I'm half-breed I felt my half was robbed from me and my sister I always felt different and was treated differently and I touch my grandfather arm and I told him take us home with them they said they can't they will get into trouble I said we are family I want to go home to my family. When I was young told I wasn't Indian I knew I was I was heartbroken when I was 17 my real grandfather and uncle my uncle said your Indian and I told him what happened to me when I was an little girl he said believe it or not you are . That was the last time I saw my grandfather and uncle. I remember I looked into my grandfather's eyes we didn't talk with words we talked with our eyes .and I touched him then they moved the car and there was huge line of cars my grandfather my mom's family I felt I finally belong to.. Now in Forster care the kids can go to their families and I wished that my sister and I had that .
Im not indian, but I fully respect all of Indian Nations and their music. I respect the land and things I have. I height living in big town, so im having my peace in one of the villages, from where my dad is. I think I have a little bit of animal spirit, as indians.
We are all part of one humanity; each has suffered in their own time. We look to the past for knowledge not to live in the atrocities. One must acknowledge them as they are part of yesterday. I have learned something in my life journey., do not always live in yesterday or you rob yourself in the beauty of Creation today and the wonderment.Our future is dependent upon this realization. We as individuals have the ability each and every moment to change our energy and our thought process by seeing yesterday for what it is. It is to learn from so that the atrocities are not repeated to this nation of many nations. We all must be vigilant in the now so we arent tricked by those who want to manifest the new world order.
All this music from the Indians in the world lift our spirit for those who are true and love the Earth and the good people, wheter they are black, brown, white etc.
We should never be ashamed of our heritage what ever it may be. The good in people shows us the way to live and the bad teaches us how not to behave. I am not Native American I am mix English French and heaven knows what else. But when I listen to this music I cry and want to go home. Stop hating each other and humans may have a chance to live peaceful ly.
los nativos son los únicos que se preocupan por la naturaleza la tierra, por el cariño verdadero cual es el motivo que no los seguimos para ser mejores
I enjoyed the music and video. I get more out the American native culture than my religion that I grew up With. I feel more connected with nature and the simple things in life. At the moment I m studying in a care course. I m learning about different culture s. I would to learn how to show respect for people with different culture. I m hoping to work a health care assistant again. I enjoy working the elderly people. The American natives have so much to offer to this world. Many many blessing to native American s. Miriam
I am of Scotch and English descent and can not fathom how any intelligent people can imagine God as having more interest in one race- or color - than another. Nor can I imagine a people who are not intelligent enough to know how to separate the people who make up the color of their kind- from the actions attributed to one group- nation- or continent- that shared that same color. The words "Individual" and "brother/sisterhood" fall on deaf ears, when addressing those with the intent of living and languishing in the deeds of past generations. My existence began-and has been wholly connected to- and entrenched in- this land of MY birth. I don't know anything about what was. I only know what is. What is, could use some changes-- what was, no longer is. This land speaks to me. The birds tell me of life and breath that I share with them. The deer reminds me that life can be loved and live, in spite of constant dangers. The eagle over my head teaches me to look far beyond my current situations whether they are good, or bad. The snake nestled on a warm rock reminds me to shed the skin of days past and renew my thinking and my life when needed. This land of MY birth and everything in it, speaks to me of becoming a better person filled with greater understanding and compassion for others. My religious views teach me that no man should be judged by the color of his skin- or his heritage. I am sorry that others are so prejudiced. I don't know where all the people who are filled with hate for each other come from, but I wish they would pack up their crap and go someplace else, regardless of their color. As for this land (regardless of what you call it), it needs balance- and a voice that echoes the true thinking of the dirt that formed me and everyone else who was born here. I am a citizen of Earth, who chose to bore me on this land, for whatever reason. If you have a problem with me- take it up with the EARTH. Native peoples are among the most blessed in all the world with wisdom needed by all. (At least those who are more concerned with life as a whole, and not those busy hating the 200-year-old dead).
To much respect, I love all American Native. When I hear the sound of this Music I feel the same when I hear Amazig (berber )of North Africa. And the vibration of my heart. I love you brothers. Thanks
Hello; I am Okinawan, a little bit of Irish and a little bit Native American. Don't know which one, but have always loved the dance, drums and the flutes. I teach Tai Chi for health, wellness and balance.
Your words almost came to be a reality James You wont see it on TV or in the news paper but there was a little known candidate for president this year his name Mark Charles he used teh hashtag #AllThePeople so that if you clicked on the hashtag with you computers cursor or tap on it using touch screen tech it will show you his vids
I still see a world divide by ignorance and hate. We are all people no matter the creed.
I'm Apache myself and so damn proud of this
Wouldn't give this up for anything
My son is part Apache from his father and even as a newborn he’s soothed by the music of his ancestors. I plan to make sure he knows about all his heritages as he grows
Que coisa mais linda.
Teria muito orgulho de descender dos índios norte americanos !
Amo esse.povo maravilhoso !
Sei Stolz auf auf deinen Sohn und Dich ✊🏻✊🏻🪶🦅🪶❤️❤️❤️🇦🇹 Danke 🙏🏻
@@claudiasollitto9089 The North American Indians are descendants of Scandinavians, The Sami People.
Northern European culture and their customs.
Hello I’m Kurdish I life in London thanks for this beautiful music I love Native American people and the culture ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am a Mescalero Apache &Weipei Indian and Castilian Spanish. I respect my Apache Brothers and Sisters, because they have earned it in every way possible. I salute my father, because he died a Warrior.
I'm not Native American, but I love the music, and their traditions, a close friend if mine is Cherokee, and his love for the water, mother earth, and sky, the very things that sustain life, their culture, and the dances, the children learning from the elders to preserve their traditions, it's all so beautiful.... I have total Respect for all tribes. It's just so sad and wrong what the government did to all Natives, from so long ago, and to this day, the treaties still aren't observed or done as they should have been centuries ago, and they still live in poverty. The government took their land, annals killed and so many are gone forever. But I just want to say how beautiful this song is, and the music they make from a wooden instrument, and sounds that are beautiful. Much love and respect to my Native Friend, and to all NATIVE AMERICANS.......
Hello fromPoland. Thank you for this beautiful music and song. I love Native American Indian people, music, cultura. 👍😊💝🇵🇱
I am a black woman, a slaves descendant. I feel so heart broken about how this country was stolen from the Natives of this land. I have studied the history. I love you so much, and pray for more people in this country to acknowledge the rightful owners of this land. Blessings to all the tribes of this Country.
Yes native people are very beautiful there have all my respect I hope one day there get there land back
The inhabitants at the time of arrival by 'white eyes' had displaced the tribes before them, who had displaced the tribes before them, for thousands of years: Europeans didn't 'steal' the land. Go back and study some more history.
@@markreynolds6903 Whites stole America! America belongs to the Indians!
@@markreynolds6903 what a fuckhead u are
They.true Gods.people.with.a.strong culture.see.the.symbols.on.white.house.of America the.flying .Egol.and.horse the.spirit.of.the almight.Earth and.heaven.will.never.sleep.I.advise the.natives to.demand.symbol.of.the.buffalo.which.will.rise.their.ancesta.spirits so.that.they.regain.their.nationality.as Americans a.symbol of.buffalo is a natural.mistic.of God.power.for natives America
I am Crazy Dog Cheyenne and my wife is Ogalala Sioux.. We have been so blessed to have our beautiful children and their children.. We all sing of the same thing in our own ways.. We are strong and building our numbers,. Restoring our songs. Restoring our dance and bringing the stories that have been handed down by the ancestors back and teaching them for 7th generation and the 7th fire!!
>>>>~~~~~
Well said, Mr. Strong
Excuse -ME!!!
My husband is Chiracuahua and Mescalero Apache....he enjoyed the music as well....we met Robert Tree Cody at a powwow quite a few years ago at Mission San Juan Bautista near Hollister, CA! What an awesome spirit was with him. He talked with my husband in Apache for a while and then played his flute for uhe, himself, hand carved......beautiful man with such a rich heritage...he was the grandson of Iron Eyes Cody!
many of us are and don't know.
I was at standing rock protest for 6 weeks all the tribes showing support for each other, I’m full blood Oglala Sioux.it brought tears to my eyes to see this gathering.
Being part Native myself Lenape and Cherokee, I can definitely feel the power of my Apache brothers and sister from this song.
It has given me strength in these past few days as I have gone through a lot.
May the Great Spirit, The Master of Life contine to bless all of us Natives and our fellow humans.
My daughter-in-law is Apache, I am German and my son who married her was also born in Germany.
When her mother passed away in October, I attended he funeral ceremony. Her ashes were strewn int the sea ... her sons were praying in the native language and the drums put my mind back into another time of history ... I get goose bumps ..
Your son and your daughter-in-law made the love story between Old Shatterhand and Winnetou's sister, Nscho-Tschi, be real! (If you say you're german, you must know about Karl May's novel). God bless you for telling us about them!
@@mihaimihai9254 May father had his books and would made sure that I did read them. Karl May was never in America but his love and the stories he told were so very real. Funny that I am thinking about this now with a huge lump in my throat .. he would take us into the forest and at the edge would erect a tepee , wore only long pants and sandals and many, many beats .. a beautiful feather in his black hair ... his squaw, my mother dressed in a burlap short shift and so I was dressed .. only 8 years old. My grand mother (his mom) participated in the same attire. His brother and wife shared in the ceremony .. uncle Eric made the Pow Wow drum ...Drumming connects you with your bones, your heartbeat, and your natural rhythms. You connect with the drum by holding it close to your heart and letting your feelings, transfer into the drum. When we breathe, we all beat upon a common drum." Why were they so engaged with a people they had never met .. but knew so much about?
@@MsMieze Karl May made 2 trips in America. Ofcourse the characters are not real but he traveled in America . I know what you are talking about ... My mama read me all the books of Karl May's "Winnetou" before I was able to read! And, till now, I can not stop reading his novels. At least once a year I take one of them from our old library and I read it with a great plesure!
I can tell you that the german movies based on his stories made my eastern european childhood happier. At that time we knew almost nothing about the amerindians and even about americans. In a comunist country many things were forbidden... But his stories fascinated us so much not only beacause the adventures of Old Shatterhand, Winnetou, Sam Hawkins, Old Firehand, or Old Surehand... but because the spirit of humanity which Karl May' s opera reveals. This is why, after the comunism died in my country, one of my dreams became true! I was in Radebeul, I visited Karl May's Museum and my heart was singing in a rithm of the same indian drum -::))))!
@@mihaimihai9254 I was always under the impression that he never did come to America ..
@@mihaimihai9254 Where in the EU do you live ?
I am Apache myself & this brings back the memories of my Grandfather who lived to be 106 yrs but past away thank you for bring that back to me
Christina Huerta you know apache mean is father.
The Spirit of your grandfather walks at midnight and leaves at Dusk
I heard a few months ago that my grandfather was a thief Apache. I was surprised and on the other side not because when I was a child and saw westerns my hart did pain and I felt the injustice.
So I am surghing after more information about they Apache lifestyle . Can you help me?
Sorry for the faults but English is not my native language . I hope on a answer of you.
Greatings Veerle.
i must say i know nothing about my tribes i'm was placed in city but i would let you know i always felt a close spirit calling about you and here i stand amen
wow to live so long I so miss my grandfather
let the Native Indians take over there country's again! peace would come over the world! Thanks for the wonderful music, but more for the wisdom your grandfathers brought to us! Make your people strong again!
Anne Maria von Roith yeah and don't forget about the little half-breeds they cast it away from the tribes .... that's very disturbing
You dumb shit you really think the rest of the world would leave this country alone if you got rid of whitey we can't undo the past if you get rid of whitey you will be under the cartels or a dictatorship Mexico good example
Sorry to disagree but I am Comanche and realize that life in this land before the Caucasians (not "whitemen"...actually flesh toned etc.) was more brutal than anyone could imagine..Imagine theAztecs sacrificing teenage virgins to a fake god!!! Being realistic i have written two novels depicting AUTHENTIC Native American life how it really was a thousand years ago..It was all SURVIVAL not respecting Nature as the Liberals have professed..I am proud of my French German and Comanche bloodlines but try to keep it real..You should read the magnificent book COMANCHES by Ferenbach (himself native American) to get to the facts of all this..have a peaceful day above ground!
Yes Why not make your people strong again and again
Most of the native Americans you are referring to are Siberian Mongolian mixes so who the f*"* are you even referring to. Migrated is not indigenous, native, or Aboriginal. Get over yourselves and stop complaining. If you don't like it then go back to Siberian and Mongolia where your people came from.
I love my apache ancestors and love the NATIVE Americans. Mayas too.
Good morning all people from all over. As I may be in Maryland I say good morning to all people everywhere who have the complete pleasure to listen to this beautiful music that feeds the spirit as well as soul.
Peace & be well all.
With much respect.
Сто лет нужно саксам чтоб они наконец заговорили опрекрасном которое почти уничтожили и творите это сегодня
I am African American, Traces of My Ancestors Are Of Native American Orgin 🦅. I really enjoy listening To The Native American Songs, It's like a Spiritual link to The Past. Hey, What's Real is Earth & Nature. The Quality I Admire In Native Americans Are Their Dignity, Heart, & Sacred Values. I Want To Go To "A Ceremony" I Live in MISSISSIPPI 3-4 hours from Neshoba County, MS Awesome People !!!
Soy de Argentina,pero al oir este tipo de musica mi alma se enciende...Gracias por compartir hermosa cultura que por siempre admirare.
Conoces a Tatanka?
My uncle is a Yakima native and I'm proud to have him in our lives
EL ESPÍRITU GRANDIOSO DE MI GENTE, LA FUERZA DE UNA RAZA INIGUALABLE, BELLISIMA, PERFECTA. LA ETNIA MAS COMPLETA, Y COLOSAL DEL UNIVERSO, LA AMERINDIA!!!!!! ES POR ESTO QUE TENEMOS QUE PROTEGER A AMÉRICA. DE GROENLANDIA A LA PATAGONIA, ES NUESTRA TIERRA Y AQUÍ LOS NATIVOS JAMAS SEREMOS INMIGRANTES. NUNCA MAS PERMITIREMOS QUE VIOLEN NUESTRA SOBERANIA, AMERICA ES NUESTRA Y DE NADIE MÁS!!!!! .
Estoy muy de acuerdo contigo y me complace mucho tu buen propósito pero lamentablemente siempre sereis extranjeros en vuestra propia tierra mientras sigais hablando en idiomas extranjeros, como es el castellano, en lugar de vuestro propio idioma.
When hear indigenous music get homesick. Goosebumps. 🤗💖👍
Apache decent from my Mothers side.. very proud although i am not full blooded! Still makes me smile to know!!!
you can honor your heritage by speaking the language no matter what percentage of blood you have. Native languages are dying and nobody cares not even descendants. its very sad to think that in 20 years all native languages could be dead
Yes.. it's a very sad reality :(
***** HALITO Angel, it is very easy to learn the Chickasaw language. (Chickashanompa) go online to the Chickasaw nation and look up the language or "speak Chickasaw" on the website. there are tutorials on there that you can learn from. you can click on the words and a native speaker pronounces the word so you can teach yourself. of course you could enroll in a language class to learn Chickasaw but they are given in a classroom in Aida Oklahoma. I listen to KCMP 89.5 live radio from Oklahoma and they have a native speaker that comes on during the mornings and gives out words to learn in Chickasaw but you can also find all of those words on the website to. www.kcnpradio.org for the radio station and for the website its, www.chickasaw.tv/home/list/kcnp just click at the top of the page where it says language. Hope this helps, I don't know if other tribes provide the same information for there languages.
Hey at least you look native.
@John Turpin . My Great , Great grandmother was full blooded muscarlero . Apache
I am apache native american with lil African. American i love and respect all natives. love and peace A"ho
am a Cherokee married to an apache....We are still in love after hell & high water....12 years...still get butterflies in the tummy. Love, respect and talk about everything.
That's so respectful to hear
I'm white from an Italian background my parents raise me to love thy neighbors which I do
I was always fasanatic with Native American Indians
Very strong minded I have sorrow for there race and how disgraceful white man treated them I read a lot on what was taken from them
I love this song I play it constantly I wish I could understand the your language
God Bless You ❤
any kids?
osiyo Unali that is a Maiden with a True Warrior many Blessings to you
How you keep your marriage strong?
Pinto Pony with love in mine your brother in arm from costa Rica
"Black is beautiful, yellow is golden, white is a colour too, but red is the colour of all blood" Tom LaBlanc
That is good.
We preach to All,
Redskin ORIGINAL N Only True Shaman
I know right... I love this guy 😅
I am Apache. But I'm also Navajo & CHEROKEE, with a little Irish thrown in. All the Indian Nations are beautiful people. They respected the land and gave thanks for what this land provided them. The English destroyed that beauty & harmony. Sometimes I am ashamed of the "white" side of my heritage. Thank You Daddy for giving me a part of your heritage. I'm proud of my native Indian people & relatives I've never gotten to meet yet.
+Mz Hyde What a load, Except for the white men you still would living in Tepees. The English never ventured passed Ohio.
+Pat Branagh You don't have a clue about Native Indian people. Go back to history class or Google it. There are so many Native Indians that greatly disagree with you. Since the Apache, Sioux, Comanche, to name a few, would love to skin you alive. You are a Giant Ignorant Ass. But I'm sure I'm not the first to tell you that. MORON
+Mz Hyde
In the civilised West, we no longer skin people alive.
Good to know. Never wanted a "Skin Suit"
I'm Apache,Navajo,and,Osage with a little Irish in my blood. Nice!
曲に深みが有ります、深い世界ですね故郷の山河を思いだします、画像が又最高ですね (^-^)v Hiwatashi
I must have been a indian in another Life time , it makes my Heart sing when I hear it
Me to
I always feel a deep connection to Native Americans. I have dreamed several times that I walked the Trail of Tears.
Awesome music I also love the peaceful paintings of Native Americans with animals.
I am hooked with the native culture, iam taino decendent of PR. We still more than 70% of taino blood. After 500 years.
Wolfpack here. Been Very sick 4 years. No more. I'm free family. You are loved by me I pray for all
Yes , beautiful Native
Amerikan people, the kulture and love for Mother Erd, the best!!!
I love the people forever. Respekt for Religion and beautiful music. 🐺🐾
Thank you for Beautiful Video. 🌈 🌎 🕊️
My husband was a Southern Cheyenne and a Viet Nam Veteran. He passed away almost two years ago. I love thinking of him with this music.
La Musica Native American juntamente con la Musica Asiatica son de lo mas Bello que see peds escuchar,es Marsvillosa ojala y rregresaramos Al pasado en Nuestro Vontinente Americano . Saludos a todos Los que Aman Este tipo de Musics
I love the Native songs, even if I don't understand their languages. It remind me of my ancestors and by listening to their songs they relieved me of all the hectic I've injured all day, GRATEFUL TO THEM
Wonder of sound ... how important it is for all of us feel this vibe ... Wise people who knew how to interpret as well the real forces that surround us.
This music touches my soul like nothing else. I am reminded of who I used to be in ancient times. So beautiful...energy with Grace.
Excellent job.who never listen this beautiful creation, missing a lot.
I was told that i was mighty indian warrior in my Past Life, because i just love to hear all the songs and music. It brings a joy to my HEART AND SOUL.😊
amooo os índios amooo música indígena minha alma flutua com o poder deles sobre a natureza,amooooo como eu amooo essas músicas da uma leveza no corpoalma e espírito nos leva a outra dimensão ❤❤
Native Americans - If you're going to talk about us, speak to us properly
I love this music! It's an endless energy that will live forever!
It's a beautiful chant. Much love and appreciation towards the native people, from Romania
I'm Hispanic, but I love ❤️ this music so much. Makes me think about eagles, wolves and bears. Beautiful music.
Ellos son los verdadero americano duenos de esta tierra q orgullo..
beautiful I am a white girl but spent 35 years in montana and wyoming working mostly with the natives and alsoat IHS on the Hopi Land. This song made my heart happy.Thank you
Love this can't get out my head nice music when you are stressed out
This music is so inspirational so haunting but so beautiful 😍 I'm from London England even as a kid I have always loved Native American music it's from the soul just amazing 😉 selina 🎶🌹❤️
MMMMM CHEROKEES MMMMM ESPIRITUAL MUCHO SILENCIO .GUARDO LOS MAS HERMOSOS MOMENTOS A SU LADO .ME ENSEÑARON A RECONOCER MI ESPIRITU Y UNA NOCHE DE LUNA Y DANZA RECUERDO QUE SE ACERCO A MI UN LOBO Y ME PUSE A SU LADO Y NOS MIRAMOS Y EL EXPANDIO SU AULLIDO Y YO LE SEGUI. Y ME EMOCIONE JUNTO A EL SU MIRADA BUSCABA SABER QUIEN ERA YO Y RECUERDO QUE ELLOS ME METIERON A UN MANANTIAL Y DIJERON TIENES UN CORAZONDE LOBO Y LA MIRADA DE UN AGUILA LIBRE MMMMM QUE HERMOSO ESCUCHAR ES MUSICA ESPIRITUALBRAVO BRAVO.
I am Cherokee and Italian I love all people but heart aches for those lost I help when ever can to lead them in the right direction I love this music and it sets my mind body and soul straight when the world brings heartache
HERMOSA MÚSICA.. SALUDOS A TODAS LAS NACIONES INDOAMERICANAS UN ABRAZO DESDE LA NACIÓN INCA-PERU.......
Kilise marsi
Saludos de un zapoteca desde oaxaca Mexico.
Saludos y un abrazo para Perú.
Soy europeo y quiero pedir perdón por todo el sifrimiento dado a un pueblo maravilloso que en el momento no hemos comprendido su gran cultura, espero que Dios regrese todo ese mundo y lo mantenga siempre para las futuras generaciones.. Perdón de corazón
@@mamymamy6043 de donde eres ?
The rhythmatic beats and the echo of galloping strides of the Appache music send us back to an unseen field of fantacy. Kudos to the composer.
Toda mi vida e admirado y respetado a todas las tribus.eran hombres y mujeres que tienen y tendran!!! Un grato recuerdo para toda mi vida.muchas gracias por su gran legado.
This is my heritage & I am proud..anyone who says otherwise has their own views, but doesn't mean they are right. Ignorance & hate is one of the two things destroying this country..what a shame it is. But if you let it destroy you, you have lost.
Essa música, me envolve. Me dá uma energia, como você um tempo com uma pureza. A onde so existisse a paz.
oh man das lied erinnert mich immer an mein glücklich zeiten!!!
Respect too my Apache brothers and sisters! A'HO!!!
DWolfLycan III ....
DWolfLycan III I want to say my spirit is hurting when we can't live together in peace and love there's to much hatred and disrespect. I remember when I was in Forster care years ago my grandfather who's my mom's real father came to my sister and I my uncle said he's my grandfather I knew he wasn't my grandfat her . I'm half-breed I felt my half was robbed from me and my sister I always felt different and was treated differently and I touch my grandfather arm and I told him take us home with them they said they can't they will get into trouble I said we are family I want to go home to my family. When I was young told I wasn't Indian I knew I was I was heartbroken when I was 17 my real grandfather and uncle my uncle said your Indian and I told him what happened to me when I was an little girl he said believe it or not you are . That was the last time I saw my grandfather and uncle. I remember I looked into my grandfather's eyes we didn't talk with words we talked with our eyes .and I touched him then they moved the car and there was huge line of cars my grandfather my mom's family I felt I finally belong to.. Now in Forster care the kids can go to their families and I wished that my sister and I had that .
Sylvie Oster ils étaient tout ce que nous avons perdu!
There is no words to express how moved I was listening ,thank you, Sister Smith, for sharing, Namaste.
I love this music! This is just what is needed! Holy Spirit is a real thing! God Blessings and Happy Days to You all...L`Chaim...
Im not indian, but I fully respect all of Indian Nations and their music. I respect the land and things I have. I height living in big town, so im having my peace in one of the villages, from where my dad is. I think I have a little bit of animal spirit, as indians.
We are all part of one humanity; each has suffered in their own time. We look to the past for knowledge not to live in the atrocities. One must acknowledge them as they are part of yesterday. I have learned something in my life journey., do not always live in yesterday or you rob yourself in the beauty of Creation today and the wonderment.Our future is dependent upon this realization. We as individuals have the ability each and every moment to change our energy and our thought process by seeing yesterday for what it is. It is to learn from so that the atrocities are not repeated to this nation of many nations. We all must be vigilant in the now so we arent tricked by those who want to manifest the new world order.
We should all live as one peace to all
Very beautiful native song
Apache I love your music it's heaven touch. 💖💖👌👌
la belleza de la melodía como nos enriquece el alma al escuchar tan linda creación
I'm CHEROKEE PROUD OF IT. THE ONE THING US NATIVE INDIANS KNOW WHAT LOVE IS""""" WE ARE NOT AMERICA NATIVE INDIANS WE ARE NATIVE TO THIS LAND.
Es lo más bonito escuchar la música se los ancestros. Me considero indígena por k soy 100% indígena de Guatemala
All this music from the Indians in the world lift our spirit for those who are true and love the Earth and the good people, wheter they are black, brown, white etc.
I am from Romania,but...i love this magnificent ancestors song.
Ionut Popa ...si eu dar nu este o melodie cantata "traditional". Suna bine da bine la ureche dar instrumentele electronice nu suna bine.
@@stefanstanca8410 ... pentru mine nu mai contează instrumentele. Electronice sau nu, melodia e melodie. Și o ascult. Atâta tot.
We should never be ashamed of our heritage what ever it may be. The good in people shows us the way to live and the bad teaches us how not to behave. I am not Native American I am mix English French and heaven knows what else. But when I listen to this music I cry and want to go home. Stop hating each other and humans may have a chance to live peaceful ly.
los nativos son los únicos que se preocupan por la naturaleza la tierra, por el cariño verdadero cual es el motivo que no los seguimos para ser mejores
si es sierto nosotros no asemos nada por la naturalesa
Es una excelente reflexion me comprometo a comenzar El Dia de hoy:
Siento mucho respeto por las tribus americanas cheroke y las tribus de otros países ojalá sigan con la música y mostrando su cultura
EXCELENTE COMENTARIO
I LOVE THIS MUSIC SO MUCH I COULD LISTEN TO IT ALL DAY!!!
Love this musice!Love from Apache land .Love Geronimo.
native pride man I hold you in highest respect
Music soothes the savage beast!
Savages.....thats what my Ancestors wer called. 😢 WHO R THE SAVAGES TODAY???
✌PEACE!!!!
Right on Crazy 🐎.
Crazy Horse I totally agree that Indians Music Soothing sounds great to me Jackie McAdams Amen.
Amen Crazy Horse Jackie McAdams Amen.
I am Apache and Cherokee and this is so beautiful!
Esses gritos é como se os dois estivesem se conectando de um jeito mt forte...❤🍃
The music takes you back to what was love and is coming back because it has to.! Yahweh is calling Ashera and she will shine🌈
Bellísima melodía, cantos que llegan al corazón. Lástima que la luz de los pueblos originarios se apague poco a poco.
Yes, it is so sad.....the government is responsible for all the troubles, and disrespect to all NATIVES....
Beautifully done! enjoy all of the comments, some brings tears.....Am enjoying your music , touches the soul at times.
I love this Photo! Dances With Wolves Is Such a Touching movie.
Heerlijk om erna te luisteren en erbij weg te dromen.
Thank you for this beautiful soothing song.
I enjoyed the music and video. I get more out the American native culture than my religion that I grew up With. I feel more connected with nature and the simple things in life. At the moment I m studying in a care course. I m learning about different culture s. I would to learn how to show respect for people with different culture. I m hoping to work a health care assistant again. I enjoy working the elderly people. The American natives have so much to offer to this world. Many many blessing to native American s. Miriam
You did so right!!! made my day better with such 'feeling' music, enjoying
Yersss Rade Djinnaaaiyl Brk Tomqsih.
May you walk through the world and know it’s beauty all the days of your life
I'm cheyanne and apache tyring to learn both cultures and get in my native roots
I love you
I am of Scotch and English descent and can not fathom how any intelligent people can imagine God as having more interest in one race- or color - than another.
Nor can I imagine a people who are not intelligent enough to know how to separate the people who make up the color of their kind- from the actions attributed to one group- nation- or continent- that shared that same color.
The words "Individual" and "brother/sisterhood" fall on deaf ears, when addressing those with the intent of living and languishing in the deeds of past generations.
My existence began-and has been wholly connected to- and entrenched in- this land of MY birth.
I don't know anything about what was. I only know what is.
What is, could use some changes-- what was, no longer is.
This land speaks to me. The birds tell me of life and breath that I share with them.
The deer reminds me that life can be loved and live, in spite of constant dangers.
The eagle over my head teaches me to look far beyond my current situations whether they are good, or bad.
The snake nestled on a warm rock reminds me to shed the skin of days past and renew my thinking and my life when needed.
This land of MY birth and everything in it, speaks to me of becoming a better person filled with greater understanding and compassion for others.
My religious views teach me that no man should be judged by the color of his skin- or his heritage. I am sorry that others are so prejudiced.
I don't know where all the people who are filled with hate for each other come from, but I wish they would pack up their crap and go someplace else, regardless of their color.
As for this land (regardless of what you call it), it needs balance- and a voice that echoes the true thinking of the dirt that formed me and everyone else who was born here.
I am a citizen of Earth, who chose to bore me on this land, for whatever reason.
If you have a problem with me- take it up with the EARTH.
Native peoples are among the most blessed in all the world with wisdom needed by all. (At least those who are more concerned with life as a whole, and not those busy hating the 200-year-old dead).
Wow..Vry well said! Cherokee n Blackfoot...☮️👸🏼
I may be a Chumash but i love my fellow natives music
I live on Chumash land it's called Los Angeles, much respect
Greetings Blessings from the TRINITY 🌟🤳🔥💖.
5 TRIBES STRONG we are.
Much love
🐝 Bee
mad love and respect to apache from this stock bridge munsee mohican
I love it..It make me sad.how Happy they were..I wish it go back like.it was in those days..I love their Music
Love the spiritual music its good for the heart and soul so peaceful .
Its the color of our hearts that keep us all spiritually connected
Respect to Apache
To much respect, I love all American Native. When I hear the sound of this Music I feel the same when I hear Amazig (berber )of North Africa. And the vibration of my heart. I love you brothers. Thanks
Los saludo conel respeto que ellos
se merecen!
"Viva la Naciòn Apache".
Desde Clàypole..Argentina.
I respect all the indian nations.. your culture is my favorite
Sou dencendete de indigina e tenho muito orgulho dos meus antepassados 🇧🇷🏞🏕🏔🌏
Hello; I am Okinawan, a little bit of Irish and a little bit Native American. Don't know which one, but have always loved the dance, drums and the flutes. I teach Tai Chi for health, wellness and balance.
one day our great nation will have a native American in charge of the country then you will have peace and love and great music. wado
Your words almost came to be a reality James You wont see it on TV or in the news paper but there was a little known candidate for president this year his name Mark Charles he used teh hashtag #AllThePeople so that if you clicked on the hashtag with you computers cursor or tap on it using touch screen tech it will show you his vids
very ...very beautiful ..i listen to native music every day it draws me to it i love it so much ...THANK YOU FOR SHARING