Judging by the waist size, they are Canadian.

Was this in Gitsegukla? Looks like the gym

Beautiful

I'm Nisga'a and seeing this always makes me happy

I was there

So much honor when the elders came in

It’s my late grandpa! ❤️

What the song called

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My people are very strong in everything they put their hands to

Mad respect.....I cried hard emotional tears ...... that moved me so much I've just been sitting quiet for a while now.....love and peace for all our babies

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Port Simpson !!!!!!!!

I love it , wtg Gitsegukla

Love this haven’t heard the song for awhile❤️

OMG IM IN THERE I’m the kid in the first woman coming in and I was in black behind my mom I miss these days...

I am 64 going long 65 I was one of the paddlers I can relate to this as I went to residential school. I cried during this powerful song. I know how it feels I know how it feels to be taken away and as a kid not understand why it's happening, i cried all the way from Prince Rupert to Port Alberni.

I was there, I cant believe its on youtube.

I used to go to this school but yeah I’m in middle school and I will always remember going here T-T

I seen my mother, my little sister and I we are so little. I wish my mother was still here, at least she still sees us performing to this day, we might. Not see tho.

Miss my grandma everyday ❤️ my mom is with her now and their probably telling their funny stories ❤️

this song is called "Yeems K'amksiiwaa Hlgu K'awk'aaw" it is a song that belongs to the killerwhale tribe of Gingolx. The kids were playing at the beach, watching a boat coming onto shore, when they noticed that the maksgwim gat were staggering onto the beach from apparently rough waters. The young killerwhale boys made fun of them, pointing at them "Yeems K'amksiiwaa hlgu k'awk'aaw" The white people are walking like crows."

Just like Gitsegukla’s song but a few words and the dance is changed in this video🤔

Wow! Awesome!!

I'm doing this in chorus, it's different but it nice to see how people do it.

Such an inspirational group. I love watching their performances!

I’m confused. Isn’t this a Nisga’a group? The song is from my hometown Port Simpson, and only shared amongst Tsimshian dance groups.

lovely

that was lit

art

I remember Martha's singing waking the village of Kitkatla! Nice going Martha!!! :) Tremendous! Thanks for posting this.

The last couple minutes of this don't work. :(

sounds awesome!

Sure would love to meet you all.

That's is amazing! What a Honor to hear the Ts'msyen Pride sung during a Gitlaan Feast! I am Gitlaan from the Raven clan and I'm from the house of Gaam'sx :-) T'oyaxsut nüün for sharing!

This is the song Gitsegukla sings this one sounds different

I love watching hobiyee... love the songs n dancing wtg ...especially the younger generation...

For the littlest dancer, Latesha who just turned 3, and the twin drummers, Eric & George - this was their very first public performance :) They did awesome! Great experience.

That cool I am one of them

this make me so proud and I couldn't have had anyone better then this group singing this song!

our dancers must not be substance abusers of drugs nor alcohol. to bring back our spirit they must be pure of taint itself.

Love this song! had to watch a few times!

so honored you all are using this song! You all are amazing!

Anyone know the name of the song played by the band??

WII'HOYSHK! That was awesome! I am honored that you all sang Ts'msyen Pride and Rocked it!!

I swear I saw like three different local cousins in that first clan

<3 Miss you always and forever

Awesome regalia.

Thanks, it was a great day!