Aboriginal Dance 1

[@battsagaani]

Thanks for uploading this. I am from Mongolia and watching it for few times. This is really cool. I will be performing Australian Aboriginal dance during school international week. I just need to learn this leg movements.

[@OzPix]

+Battsagaan Ilch Hope it helps, good luck with your performance

[@battsagaani]

Thanks.

[@truthseeker000000]

I think Australian Aboriginal culture is so beautiful and unique. Ancient story telling at it's best. The unique sound of the didgeridoo so awesome! ALL Australians should take great pride in the amazing indigenous culture that is uniquely Australian. Just like the Kiwis and their pride in Maori culture, with the Haka for example.

[@JesusChrist-mz5xm]

tvee abo=gae

[@madamvaudelune3298]

Look at the pride and precision with which this dance was executed! DONT let your culture die, stay strong, and show the world something they will not forget!

[@brehonlaw9751]

Could never tire of watching this..

[@baazbana]

man i love this stuff, the rhythm of these guys is just on point with the beat.

[@breelee1226]

Me and a few others from my school are doing a dance similar to this my aboriginal backround amazing i love my culture

[@Rayvon69]

Man that was the COOLEST! That was awrsome, love the beats and the moves, Kia ora bros!!!

[@Ambercrystalluna]

Beautiful people of the Earth❤️

[@joecollard732]

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[@ettoremorabito860]

Really? Why?

[@magz4693]

@@ettoremorabito860 You really asking that question?

[@lejlas1]

awesome:) I love the way they feel the music

[@t2shorty]

This dance was freakin' awesome...and these were old dudes! Just imagine what the younger men can do!! I'm not an Aboriginee but I'm still a black....a black sista that is...from VA, USA. Blackfellas gettin' down!! I find myself movin & boppin to their rhythms, like I want to get in and dance too. I'd love to visit Australia and watch these people break it down!! Go Australian Blackfellas!!!

[@powder8836]

Damn!! The dancing and the music is awesome!!!

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

Wonderful dancers & a wonderful performance!! :-)

[@OzPix]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed this dance

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

OzPix Oh, i admire, love & respect our Indigenous culture in all it's totality. So much richness, such history & i hold our Indigenous people close to my heart. :-)

[@princessamira6903]

It's amazing this dancing.

[@OzPix]

+ammira Ahmad Thanks, glad you enjoyed this.

[@NeeenO7]

i can't get enough of this i really love it i've hit the reply button 100 times since yesterday this is really amazing just makes me want to know more about them

[@WatchHeadsRoll]

So much rhythm. I love the dancing.

[@OzPix]

@rsa95 Aboriginal dances are mostly based on "Legends of the Dreamtime" - or aspects of hunting. This dance is more the latter with dancers basing movements on the Emu, Brolga & Kangaroo

[@RulyaBaruchHashemMorrigan7]

That's so cool. I love aboriginal culture.

[@OzPix]

Karen Lucsok Thanks

[@talzluvalannah55]

+OzPix yes aboriginal culture is amazing I love my people and what were about xx stay deadly

[@freeobo85261]

I love this! I do not get tired of watching It. Somehow, it makes me feel joyful. I hope there will be more to come, in the near future. Thank you for posting.

[@TheAmateurEditor]

It's pretty awesome how this music can be appreciated regardless of cultural, ethnic or linguistic heritage. It speaks to us in the most basic and intrinsic of emotions.

[@chetumalkid]

This is where all our great beats come from, it´s so updated.

[@jennieschopfer9760]

Loving the dancing and clap stick music. I was hoping to show the video to the kindergarten children and wondered if someone could explain to me more about the dance. It appears that you are making moves like animals. Birds, emu etc. I would love to know more so I can pass on this knowledge to the next generation. Thanks

[@heychowbellameee]

this beat is AMAZING! n i love how they r exactly with the music, i loved everything about it!

[@elana624]

wow! I lived in oz for 9 months. big, huge difference between these dancers and Navajo and Hopi dancers typically morbidly obese

[@thepalacemaid]

Excellent and very easily adapted to the modern stage or streets of LA!

[@davidlikebigboom5813]

Too cold there

[@KymKearney]

I love this! Thanks so much.

[@lasah94]

Chay! You mob murri ones aye?? Dont matter wea u from that was DEADLY!

[@TAS0004]

oh boy,at my school at dancing class our techer chose this dance and dance 2.Oh my god plz make a video for the twisty legs!

[@tiosipper]

Awesome. I wish I could be in one of these groups

[@TheKinseth]

This makes me want to get more familiar with Aboriginal cultures.

[@ChristLIGHT111]

sweet truth and deliverance many blessings - : ) =

[@nic19280]

This is what they did for entertainment in the very early days of Australia

[@tallarabrown4905]

I am aboriginal and like i care so much about being an aboriginal i really want to be an aboriginal artist and i loved the dances sooo much don't doubt i do

[@OzPix]

Skye Wharton Hope you make it. thanks for the comment

[@truthseeker000000]

+Tallara Brown You belong to such a unique and ancient culture with beautiful art, dance and music. Love it all! You must be so proud.

[@reekemunknown2677]

lol ilike the third guy performance

[@missjojohuia3366]

This is awesome, love my culture! 😄

[@incachannel]

Dans ma chaîne, vous pouvez trouver des danses indigènes du Pérou. Salutations

[@Optimistas777]

Fantastic! I feel big respect for the aboriginals.

[@darrylbaker6198]

Deadly proud of you Boy's you Blackfella's can Dance

[@YeahMcMad]

Deadly! Which mob these boys from?

[@ruellan2003]

Thanks for posting! We like!!!

[@samanthalowchoy5836]

By the way we really loved watching this video. My son would like to share it with his class during NAIDOC week, and to show respect to the blackfellas, their land and culture ... But we can't figure out who this is from the comments... He's very curious as my godfather Clockie is from Badu, his ten uncles are from TI. Thanks to anyone with hints :)

[@andpyramids]

woah, that was amaziing! what's the name of that song being performed?

[@ausblue1]

a great dance

[@glowandglimmer]

wow cool dance moves

[@Gwennywer]

This makes me remember my elementary school. We used sticks too in our music class to make a beat :D

[@aurielMoon]

a danish webcomic artist who just drew a comic about various cultures and their traditional dress. she linked to examples of the dances then

[@aybudd1903]

Dem cuts doe👌🏾👌🏾✊🏽

[@skmbajaheeth4146]

Very new and exciting

[@jester2135]

Nice Dancing Guys!

[@jackbrick8499]

crazy cool stuff

[@ddlovestom]

amazing, wish more of this was practiced

[@mKL01Q0O]

beautifull, and very complete. masterpiece

[@dinonugget9373]

amazing

[@ComaToast1]

Love that painting ❤

[@XPaladinxMarchx]

Famous comic artist. She does a whole lot of cultural, mythological, historical and humanitarian strips. You can just google her up if you're curious.

[@OzPix]

We only photographed the show. Our guess would be the first guy with his hand pointed out from his head is probably an Emu. The hopping would be Kangaroo's or Wallaby's and the flapping arms could be a big bird like a Brolga. Maybe other viewers can add to this...

[@OzPix]

You're welcome, pleased you enjoyed the dancing

[@nahhahh]

I would like to show this performance to my students and explain how they keep culture alive throw dance and their dance movements sometimes portrays animals and nature. To get it correct, can someone help me what the exact animal is being portrayed by the amazing 4 dancers?

[@OzPix]

Thanks, glad you liked it.

[@someone5383]

They lit!😂

[@pikr1167]

Indonesia and Australia are the best thing ever

[@incachannel]

Dans ma chaîne, vous pouvez trouver des danses indigènes du Pérou. Salutations

[@senteron]

when u guys are dancing out one at a time are the moves suposed to be animals?

[@OzPix]

@amber8101 Thanks, glad you enjoyed the show.

[@jonomedia1]

well done .very well done

[@OzPix]

Sure is, glad you enjoyed it

[@OzPix]

Do a search fore Dreamtime Cultural Centre, Rockhampton, Qld, Australia

[@poziar]

great job!

[@tallarabrown4905]

and to prove im aboriginal i come from a tribe called Cuma and in the dreamtime aboriginal people form different tribes came to a dance and they had to do their tribe dances and the person that dances the best wins

[@OzPix]

Skye Wharton Great to hear, thanks for comment

[@OzPix]

@NeeenO7 Thanks, glad you enjoyed it so much.

[@Sinapth]

Daaaaaamn! Skillz!

[@OzPix]

@libertadvacia Thanks, glad you liked it

[@OzPix]

@sn1pe352 Hi Nicholas, Glad you enjoyed the show. I don't know the name of the Crocodile Dundee music that you refer to but I think it may have been an original composition by Peter Best who did all the music for that film and many other Australian films. You may also be interested to know that I was the Visual Effects Supervisor on that movie, and met up with Mick Dundee (Hogan) and his crew. It was a fun movie to be involved in... Hope this helps you to find the music... Cheers Roger (Robar)

[@TheMandaisme]

hi there doing a class for students teaching how music and dance was a part of aboriginal culture just wondering if you could tell me the story behind this dance what it means thankyou?

[@katerice1995]

What ceremony is this dance used for?

[@viklondon]

fuckin hell, i think trance/dance artists could learn a thing or two from this

[@leosc4326]

nice dance

[@senteron]

which was what animal, this is very interesting

[@OzPix]

@sn1pe352 Do a search on Peter Best and you may find the track you are looking for on his Croc Dundee album as he was responsible for all the music in the film...Good luck

[@jidion_stan7776]

Aussie guy here

[@OzPix]

@Rixxrap Thanks for the info, he did a great job.

[@shugabuns8255]

Is this the dance of the emu?

[@OzPix]

@t2shorty Great comment, glad you enjoyed the show.

[@nikkinikz7219]

I'm from Australia and me and.my mum dance to this lol

[@TheLivingLPSofficialDk]

+Nicole Hellen I need to dance this at my school OMG!

[@g4zzen245]

LOLL same here in Slovenia xd @@TheLivingLPSofficialDk

[@bevandery8387]

my foot hurts

[@OzPix]

@yamamutoful Glad you liked the show, thanks for comment.

[@ibrarkhan4430]

Coooool..!!!

[@rantazz23]

I am obsessssssssed

[@OzPix]

@channy638 Good to hear that, thanks for comment.

[@laferez87]

Hello OzPix, is there any possibility that you can explain me the dance? Are the dancer imitating an animal or something? I am from Mexico and I do and teach about regional dances, mostly mexican, but recently I have been doing research to teach traditional dances all over the world. Hope you can help me.

[@OzPix]

Hi Mariana, I can't really explain much about this dance except that they are imitating Australian wildlife. The Kangaroo and the Emu are certainly in there but there are other creatures too...

[@vicmarner1652]

We watched this vid at school and everybody was laughing. This is hilarious. But I am respecting the culture anyways.

[@OzPix]

@peddy79 Good on ya mate, keep at it. Thanks for the comment.

[@rsa95]

what is the cultural significance of this dance?

[@oridal5191]

Collège Marcel aymée?

[@Conn30Mtenor]

What is this dance called? Canadian nurse, on a contract in Alice. Hope to see some of this in person soon.

[@tip9727]

It's funny because I come from Aussie and I don't know anything about it

[@OzPix]

@zZKillernikoZz We call them Aboriginies, thanks for watching.

[@OzPix]

Thank you.

[@fredwilliams8799]

What dance is that

[@OzPix]

Great, thanks for comment

[@OzPix]

@ruellan2003 You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it

[@OzPix]

@guppaja Does that mean you liked it?

[@zabka8992]

2pac jestem i tu z toba lub z nimi wszystkimi