Cherokee Days 2016 - Traditional Dances 1

Tsa-La-Gi Touring Group from Cherokee North Carolina perform traditional social dances. In this performance they begin with a performance of the Corn Dance. Next they invite members of the audience to join them in a performance of the Bear Dance and the Ant Dance. After the Tsa-La-Gi dances, members of the Cherokee Nation perform the Stomp Dance. Jarrett Grey Wildcatt explains the dances and drums and sings for the performers. On the third stomp dance the public is invited to join in. After the last stomp dance, the Tsa-La-Gi dancers return to do a performance of the Friendship Dance with members of the audience. The performance was webcast and recorded in the Potomac Atrium of the National Museum of the American Indian on June 10, 2016.

[@brandonsalley7871]

Thank you my Cherokee brothers!!!!!! I'm from Johnson city tn!!!!!!!!! May peace be with us all.

[@cgrogers96]

Wado for keeping the culture alive

[@AlexandraMurray99]

Many people know about pow wow but not stomps. We gotta get the word out there!

[@AlexJones-xz8oc]

Its already out there bro.

[@blackcitroenlove]

The women are the head of the family and the oldest woman the head of the house. I love our traditions.

[@imck76]

I really like that girls brown dress with the black stripe. I want one like that!

[@matthewthomas2581]

Osiyo ❤️🙏

[@humbertogatica6420]

Thank you brothers.

[@constantineaztro9173]

Osiyo ! Wado my brothers im native too

[@TilAllAreGone]

Shi yo oshigwo

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osiyo !

[@belenwooley1650]

Love it ☺️❤️❤️❤️

[@Aaliyah.Kendrex]

Siyo❤️

[@jimhere1]

I recognize some faces. Who is the leader? These kids are good.

[@WaterieAce1010]

who is watching this in 2020 XD

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Howl aho nodout aho 😆 howl following the leader

[@dawnwilliams1770]

COSTA RICA

[@AlexJones-xz8oc]

Not politically correct