Grand Entry @ Gathering of Nations Powwow 2017

Fright night Grand Entry - Gathering of Nations Powwow 2017 @ Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

[@nadinewilson5732]

I was there with my husband from Zimbabwe The grand opening was awesome I had tears in my eyes What a beautiful People with great respect for Nature We love you n thank you for your teaching of a better world.

[@correa1963]

I shuddered true war spirit. I am an Indian from Brazil. I felt a real invocation of the war spirit

[@martinulstein9087]

Wow, I love that drumming.

[@NativeSista]

Absolutely beautiful Warriors 💙💙💙 amazing crowd ❣❣❣

[@shelly6945]

Music is good for the heart & soul. As a Native American I love "Grand Entry".

[@minysharktuber28]

SOY DE MEXICO!! PERO MI CORAZON PALPITA DE EMOCION ESPIRITUAL!! AL ESCUCHAR LOS CANTOS Y TAMBORES Y MIRAR LOS BAILES...

[@carolaguilar9136]

Miny Sharktuber eres tambien Nativo Americano de las Americas

[@lindak990]

I love my culture

[@celticmist8]

Lee bearrat r

[@dottiesmith2439]

I have a lot Native Americans Indian and Indians from Nova Scotia in our family. French and the Indians mix.

[@aborigineone2377]

It's not yours you have been lied to just as we have been lied too. Who told you these Mongolians, Asian, Mexican/Spaniard descendants and five dollars so-called native are the original Americans lol wow, the indigenous Americans are the original Americans and they are being called black or black Americans or Afro American or Negroes or colored people or African Americans which is a new term giving to them in the 1980's because they don't know what to call a people that you hide their true identity from them and the world. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpyvYoF5gr2Me7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5zJnHqtmbRle5I we ARE STILL HERE AND WE ARE BLACK THE TRUE PEOPLE OF AMERICA 2020 African Americans Ain't African HERE IS THE FIRST PEOPLE COLUMBUS AND OTHERS SAW WHEN THEY FIRST CAME TO MY ANCESTORS LAND. Columbus Himself According to renowned American historian and linguist Leo Weiner of Harvard University, one of the strongest pieces of evidence to support the fact that Black people sailed to America before Christopher Columbus was a journal entry from Columbus himself. In Weiner’s book, “Africa and the Discovery of America,” he explains that Columbus noted in his journal that the Native Americans confirmed “black skinned people had come from the south-east in boats, trading in gold-tipped spears. The Accounts of Other European Explorers Christopher Columbus wasn’t the only European explorer who made note of an African presence in the Americas upon his arrival. Historians revealed that at least a dozen other explorers, including Vasco Nunez de Balboa, also made record of seeing “NEGROES” when they reached the New World. The accounts match up with the reports from the natives in Mexico. Nicholas Leon, an eminent Mexican authority, recorded the oral traditions of his people and ultimately kept track of a key piece of evidence that Black people made it to the New World far before their European counterparts. His reports revealed accounts from natives saying “the oldest inhabitants of Mexico WERE BLACKS. [T]he existence of blacks and giants is commonly believed by nearly all the races of our sail and in their various language they had words to designate them. THE GRAVE NEVER LIE IT'S THE LIVING THAT LIES Ancient African Skeletons Discovered in the New World There have been many instances of archaeologists discovering skulls and skeletons that they believed clearly belonged to people of African descent. Polish professor Andrzej Wiercinski revealed the discovery of African skulls at Olmec sites in Tlatilco, Cerro de las Mesas and Monte Alban. Even more ancient African skeletons that would clearly predate Columbus’ arrival in the Americas were discovered throughout Central America and South America with some even being unearthed in what is now California.

[@wolfgangjohn3675]

Great. Save your Nation!

[@danielmarin8589]

jajaja your culture ? belongs to Mexicans kikapu, texas

[@pageachatter229]

I love seeing the little ones dance alongside the adults. Always brings on a smile.

[@daliarosa7144]

HERMOSO.....que riqueza se puede encontrar a través de la música ,,,me encanta los amo....VENEZUELA

[@beverleydan1893]

One of the best camera and sound video's I've seen yet. Good job!!! Love every second of it and watched so many times!

[@minysharktuber28]

QUE EL GRAN CREADOR DEL UNIVERSO LLENE DE BENDICIONES A LA GRAN NACION NATIVO AMERICANA...A TODAS LAS TRIBUS....LOS ORIGINALES DE NATIVOS DE NORTEAMERICA....

[@marcyeaglecloud4572]

Tazzinary Del Cid Y tambien que VIVA MEXICO.

[@minysharktuber28]

marcy eaglecloud CLARO!!!...QUE VIVA MEXICO!!....SALUDOS MARCY Y LO MEJOR DEL UNIVERSO PARA TI Y LIS TIYOS....QUE EL GRAN ESPIRITU CREADOR DE TODO LO BUENO EXI💕💖👍😉✌🙆🙌🙋STENTE ACOMPANE TU VIDA EN LOS BUENOS Y MALOS MOMENTOS!!!

[@pinlight97]

I'm taking a teacher's course on FNMI (First Nations, Metis, Inuit) as a Settler on Turtle Island and "stumbled" (with definite intent) onto this. I hadn't realized how far south of me it was: I've attended an Anishnaabe ( Zhiibaahaasing First Nation) Pow Wow and was awestruck by it. I've also watched a hoop dancer and found that beautiful as well. This was also beautiful to listen to, absorb, and watch: as a teacher it was especially nice to see the participation of the youngest dancers. As a daughter-in-law to a Japanese-Canadian war camp survivor from her childhood, it was also nice to see the elders participating: they had the courage to keep these traditions going, to hand down stories, language and culture, and it can be seen on their faces as they enter. Thank you for recording and sharing this.

[@cesarcedillos1032]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@francisolivier3671]

we need more likes,, people plese thumbs up for this wonderfull people and tribe xx

[@gerardpoisson2042]

why the thumb down? It's beautiful, it's very good to see very young girls and boys....trying to keep traditions....Washte!!!

[@normacuellar491]

Imagine ....how beautiful the ancient world was before Europe found it's existence, with so many, many original ancient cultures , languages etc,etc...One wish I would like to ask Almighty God it's to let me see the ancient worlds before he takes me to his presence....I'm very curious from the past in the American continent.😃

[@erichorrysr1050]

beautiful colors!love u.

[@omw-easytravel6203]

Great Film! Atmosphere of powwow is so powerful. The Real Americans exists and it's them.

[@garrettgonzales7614]

Grand entries give me goosebumps everytime!!

[@yoemaofe8307]

良い動画みせていただきましたありがとうございました。

[@user-sj4dk2nk1v]

Beautiful dance and music

[@gre6821]

Beautiful!

[@naomimarquez9941]

Una cultura tan bella q lleva años muchos años y se conserva de generación en generación q hermoso lo q les enseñan a sus hijos es de admirar

[@minysharktuber28]

MAS QUE UN CONCURSO!!...UNA ALABANZA AL CRADOR DEL UNIVERSO!!! HERMOSO

[@jiminmochi2004]

The little kid ones are so dang cute!!!

[@judymartin4112]

Jimin Mochi, Some of the children looks so young. They are beautiful, sweet and so precious. Watching this on our tv. Wish I was there instead of here🙂🤘🏻🙏👍

[@christinasmith8385]

This is beautiful!

[@Melinda16006]

DANKE !!

[@GothicGinger92]

Man I'd really like to take my son to one of these since he's 50% native American

[@dottiesmith2439]

Kaylynn Palmer what is your son last name. I know the name Palmer, runs in my family tree. God Bless

[@corneliakoller6717]

do that

[@sharynnkulina6215]

Why.?? I have taken my Boy 'a several times...???...I am Irish/Scottish.....

[@marymartini2839]

As i watch I see their light bodies Is so very Beautiful

[@AlexGonzalez-to3cm]

Very beautiful songs

[@iconoaxe]

Glad to see this.

[@constantineaztro9173]

Nizhoni Hoka! Native pride 🤬

[@eunicethompson4786]

someone please inform me why don't I ever hear the Cherokees announced during Grand Entry during a Intertribal pow-wow? Dancing owl

[@MiguelLopez-uz3zz]

es lo mas hermoso,y lindo,puedo,sentir los tambores,en lo mas profundo del corazon,que late y quiere salirse del cuerpo,para bailar.al ritmo del tambor.que viva la paz,y el perdon a los que no sabian lo que hacian.

[@1reardon]

what wonderful viewing dear people never let your culture die out its rich and beutiful,love watching.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@JoseMartinez-oz6ts]

Los amo soy Mexico saludos

[@grandpakyle]

so much power and beauty. respect.

[@davefridjhon]

They sould come to south africa and perform here

[@sfo-oi9er]

The perfect video to watch

[@lsma]

nice vídeo and beautiful dance

[@anthonygoldthrite2390]

Howl aho Nodout keep it rolling my brothers and sisters Awesome howl aho we are still here my peeps

[@Galaxywitch13]

Sooooo emotional 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@muditarananaleuyun2143]

beautiful

[@marymartini2839]

Thank you

[@philipkendall2864]

makes me proud of my native american heritage philip hawkshaw - kendall

[@darlenedrummer7834]

I LOVE BEING PART CHEROKEE ! ❤

[@mariac.9918]

love it!!

[@davefridjhon]

i have the upmost respect to the native american indians there a one of most peacefull nation on earth and in tune with nature

[@ajlmusic922]

I've been to one of these in 2011 or 2012

[@dottiesmith2439]

Just Beauitful

[@sherwintheapachekid46]

Wish I was there!! Too busy I guess...hopefully next year...shout out to my San Carlos Apaches!

[@patyguatemala1550]

Beautiful like my Mayan Culture.

[@peterpeterson9928]

o okay sorry i love there dancing

[@pagee7452]

What's the differences between the native Americans Indians in USA and the native Indians in south America

[@nathansalazar5567]

Not much difference to be honest, except language and some other aspects I guess.

[@benjaminbucio9331]

Of course, there is no difference, all the languages ​​are familiar with the Aztec language

[@toxikose]

awesome

[@keithdixon2054]

There's Unity all Nation's in 1 place Together in Unity 2020

[@darlenedrummer7834]

WOW ! ❤

[@joannecharginghawk1604]

Me too, proud Lakota.

[@redpix3264]

Are the Arawak and Taino people allowed to be represented at the Gathering of Nations Powwow?

[@redpix3264]

Jenny Bluedog I just took the time to watch it. That is great. I am looking forward to the day I can go to the Gathering of Nations myself. Thank you for the video.

[@aborigineone2377]

Who told you these Mongolians, Asian, Mexican/Spaniard descendants and five dollars so-called native are the original Americans lol wow, the indigenous Americans are the original Americans and they are being called black or black Americans or Afro American or Negroes or colored people or African Americans which is a new term giving to them in the 1980's because they don't know what to call a people that you hide their true identity from them and the world. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpyvYoF5gr2Me7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5zJnHqtmbRle5I we ARE STILL HERE AND WE ARE BLACK THE TRUE PEOPLE OF AMERICA 2020 African Americans Ain't African HERE IS THE FIRST PEOPLE COLUMBUS AND OTHERS SAW WHEN THEY FIRST CAME TO MY ANCESTORS LAND. Columbus Himself According to renowned American historian and linguist Leo Weiner of Harvard University, one of the strongest pieces of evidence to support the fact that Black people sailed to America before Christopher Columbus was a journal entry from Columbus himself. In Weiner’s book, “Africa and the Discovery of America,” he explains that Columbus noted in his journal that the Native Americans confirmed “black skinned people had come from the south-east in boats, trading in gold-tipped spears. The Accounts of Other European Explorers Christopher Columbus wasn’t the only European explorer who made note of an African presence in the Americas upon his arrival. Historians revealed that at least a dozen other explorers, including Vasco Nunez de Balboa, also made record of seeing “NEGROES” when they reached the New World. The accounts match up with the reports from the natives in Mexico. Nicholas Leon, an eminent Mexican authority, recorded the oral traditions of his people and ultimately kept track of a key piece of evidence that Black people made it to the New World far before their European counterparts. His reports revealed accounts from natives saying “the oldest inhabitants of Mexico WERE BLACKS. [T]he existence of blacks and giants is commonly believed by nearly all the races of our sail and in their various language they had words to designate them. THE GRAVE NEVER LIE IT'S THE LIVING THAT LIES Ancient African Skeletons Discovered in the New World There have been many instances of archaeologists discovering skulls and skeletons that they believed clearly belonged to people of African descent. Polish professor Andrzej Wiercinski revealed the discovery of African skulls at Olmec sites in Tlatilco, Cerro de las Mesas and Monte Alban. Even more ancient African skeletons that would clearly predate Columbus’ arrival in the Americas were discovered throughout Central America and South America with some even being unearthed in what is now California.

[@redpix3264]

@@aborigineone2377 Thank you for sharing that information. I'm not sure what that has to do with me asking if Taino can be represented in the gathering of nations. I was raised in the north east where I knew many "Black Indians". You can most definitely enlighten people with your knowledge and it surely will be welcomed by most, but there is no need for you to step on other to proclaim "your people were first to the Americas.

[@aborigineone2377]

@@redpix3264 I don't mean any harm to anyone however the are waking up all over America and digging and the truth is coming out a full circle and spreading like wildfire it's a spirit thing.

[@redpix3264]

@Ard Pat From what I understand, Taino.

[@christianruiz7129]

My wife has roots from the Cherokee Nation damn I envy her......

[@Me_o_Mel]

Glad to hear! I am a Cherokee Nation tribal member and belong to the Anigilohi (Long Hair) clan. It’s important that we keep our culture and heritage alive.

[@olgamiller216]

I would so love to attend this celebration; must one be a member of a tribe? I do not belong to any tribe but my grandsons are descendants of the Karuk tribe .

[@frankiesalazar3515]

You don’t have to be part of a tribe to attend, this is open for everyone that wants to see our culture

[@olgamiller216]

@@frankiesalazar3515 Thank you for answering my question!! That being the case, I hope to attend one once the pandemic stuff comes to an end. I hope you & yours are healthy & safe.

[@frankiesalazar3515]

@@olgamiller216 thanks so much, I hope you can attend, stay safe!

[@marcelsaviomarino6055]

Wonderful this song, save the native peoples.

[@luisalbertocastilloaleman8798]

Bonita esa cultura. Me encantó ver este video. De donde son?

[@yoemaofe8307]

😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Pasovineyard]

As an American, this my culture too.

[@lenz40]

Distance Shooter unless your ancestors are indigenous people, this isn’t your culture, don’t claim something that isn’t yours, that’s the sense of entitlement and colonial privilege, but if your any other background besides indigenous, this culture does not belong to you, and you have absolutely no right claiming it

[@nathansalazar5567]

runningbear gardner well said my Friend

[@sandrasoares3311]

Wow!

[@josemamertobacani6498]

True & Soul owner of the land ..

[@catcat4306]

Dios bendiga a esta gente hermosa los verdaderos norteamericanos dueños de USA

[@snoopdogslasagna2419]

So I take the balloon lady from last year didn't make an appearance?

[@charlieballard9583]

I did make an appearance, I danced in Miss Indian World honor song, no balloons this time because my time was short. xoxo

[@snoopdogslasagna2419]

Charlie Ballard hopefully in the future we can enjoy another appearance:)

[@matthewbaca3900]

The important role of American Indian culture in the fabric of US culture should receive greater attention.

[@francisolivier3671]

amazing costumes and people with respect. to the tribes . and il love the lakota be wild be free peace to all xx and love.

[@oceanross7947]

It's not called costumes a costume is were you dressup for Halloween it's called regalia get it right please

[@jonathanrios7332]

YAHVE bless.

[@powwowdancing3033]

Nathan rekishi just calling them that way

[@myrakayponcho5599]

👍👍👍👍

[@burt7]

surprisingly most of the genes were kept

[@gilsan2727]

Central mex Love pow

[@franklinpremo936]

When i was 12

[@DanaBidlake]

Looking for first peoples and building space of a diameter of 132 feet so we can help each other in building a power plant that cleans water, with the extra room we can plant a community in unity garden. Building a dome... This would fund community employed education into congress and space exploration and medical and flight academy. with community in unity we can achieve some thing very special for all the tribes. I am open to talk so we can form a future worth living for. Building garden dome homes and living in a circle around a hearth-fire always beginning never ending

[@ghejeghejehshjdhe4517]

Can our Ifugao tribesmen in the Philippines join D' Party?? ",...

[@charlieballard9583]

Yes! The powwow circle is welcome to all Indigenous people, thats we have social dances called, "Inter-tribals" , which is how mix and mingle with each other. xoxo

[@jchrg2336]

Make noise, make all the noise you can mayhem. ..let dem ear troms go sores

[@franklinpremo936]

Well i am still

[@franklinpremo936]

Funny i was there

[@peterpeterson9928]

wow the native American people are growing

[@pagee7452]

Peter Peterson not really the native Americans indian are made up of mix breed there's few that are truly puree breed

[@traciejohnson3825]

There are many that are native but grew up displaced as well and have gone back to honor their ancestors and heritage- Mixed Cherokee and Irish or Blackfoot and Apache both are native and belong😍

[@querida.Shakin]

It is sad to see so few young men dancing

[@sharynnkulina6215]

So Beautiful.!! Not my Culture.. Beautiful.!!!

[@jonathanrios7332]

Viva Aztlan aka America.

[@physionomics]

so BEAUTIFUL!!! the guy needs to get off the mic and let the drum/singing be undisturbed, i feel...

[@waltertimmons4943]

Im still here on earth someone think they cast my sprit as the arch angel michael somewhere in space never for get my people where their is a will their is a way the answer will come and the problem will be fixed i promise you these native lands will not be a battle field so who ever did it must have a social security card and birth certificate and just lost it and rights to our country and illegal immigrants one mess up for the whole culture because we invited them to share out land and we can take their rights to live on our lands away.

[@dankhiet5157]

dance too easy

[@stephaniegoodluck200]

You thumbs down? You don't have CULTURE OR TRADITIONAL WAYS!!! YOU'RE BAD!!!

[@mariojoh947]

😒

[@TheWavy87]

Not everyone there is a real native...

[@brandonnodine6934]

Absolutely Beautiful!!!