Ich auch und es war beeindruckend! Kaum zu glauben, dass die Schauspieler keine Profis sind - echt stark!

Na

i am of the tribe he claims to descend from. he is unknown. he is making up our ways, of course because he does not belong with us. he is not singing a real song he is just making up gibberish. everything he is saying is gibberish also and trying to mishmash things from different tribes because he does not know a single thing, so he makes it up. he is also wearing womens mocassins. i met his family and they all told me they were of mexican heritage. they also confirmed not having a grandmother of any tewa-speaking village. there is no such thing as "tewa pueblo" and he was not singing tewa he was just making up words. his background story is also very laughable and a total lie. who are you to decide whether or not he is fraudulent? some white guy who gave him money? haha sorry but you got conned.....deal with it

@@xgymratx Thanks for taking your time to respond, @xgymratx, I appreciate that. I'm not a judge, and I'm not his victim (may be you feel like one, I would understand that). I tried to locate him some years ago, because we had a personal talk in 06, which I would have liked to follow up. I found a former wife of him, who told me, she would forward my wish to him down to Spain or so, but he never answered. In any case he's a man way off "normal" roads - that makes him a brother of mine, regardless of falseties in his "story" (which did not hurt ME). Do you know "Karl May"? "Winnetou"? It's all fake, made-up stuff, selling well for decades! And yet it created a hell of RESPECT for your nation(s) in the minds of white guys like me anyway. Peace, bro. Hope you can forgive him before you move on. He may have already.

@@drinkwater2454 well it was MY people he fraudulently misrepresented.....so of course i will always be angry....i am human....if he moved on i will no longer hold a grudge because he would no longer be a problem....i havent heard from that family in many years....i live in denver where he is from and part of the real native community here my whole life If he is still alive then he is still a problem Anyways all of us individual communities are usually hit harder by those who claim to be us and misrepresent us Like the lakotas are more angry about fake lakota than other indians are.....or a wichita would be more pissed about fake wichita than a comanche would be....even though overall all tribes have had it with fake indians......the boiling point is bear and do not expect indians to be so forgiving because you may not have known the difference And the karl may books are so laughably inaccurate and written by a man who came to the usa once and made as far as massachusetts.....they just look so dumb and childish to natives......makes me question the mental capacity of those who read that crap......ii guess if the reader is under 12 all is forgiven as long as they know its about as fictional (even the landscape/climate) as lord of the rings, star trek or the holy bible

@@xgymratx Blessed you are: Being part of a "real native community", and for a long time!! Seems like neither him nor me ever were that lucky. And yes: I was "under 12" when I spent my summer holidays reading those books. And: Until now I did not know, that K. May ever made it to the US AT ALL. Do you know "Rolling Thunder"? With that name this quote from another (falsely claimed or not) Native American is connected: "Never judge a man unless you have walked 14 days in his mocassins". I love this one, and try so, but often fail. And: I don't like to call and see you as "human", but rather like: God's dearest child. I am not allowed to enter the US since 1986. If that would not be the case, I might show up in Denver to say Hello, drink water 2, and leave again.

+Kenan Aygün Der Empfang ist in der Türkei am Besten !

Und funktioniert nicht!

Der Beitrag ist aber auch von 2008 :-)