Navajo Fire Dance Song - The Native American Indian

Track: Navajo Fire Dance Song (Traditional)
Album: Spiritual Songs, Chants & Flute Music of the Native American Indian.
(Recording Arts Retro UPC 076119005830)
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[@foxhound9285]

Sounds like it’s directly from the ceremony. Nothing fancy, just experienced singers singing from the heart. I hope to go to a fire dance this year but they’re so rare.

[@drek3491]

This is a fire dance song. A ceremony which is done during the winter season. 👍🏽 great ceremony if you ever see it... proud Navajo 😎

[@shiverarts8284]

Absolutely something you can see only in the winter.

[@ideakim3323]

I am a korean. The native american Indian song is so much similar to a traditional Korean one.

[@haashkeiatsidii6769]

Indian? This isnt indian. Its diné.

[@butterflySmiles2]

these voices speak to me,

[@lazzruzz6282]

Yes. ...., Mother-earth is calling us..

[@northernkingdomprincess7384]

This was powerful. URA means thank you in my Comanche language

[@shiverarts8284]

A'oo ahé'héé to the matriarchies of the plains.

[@northernkingdomprincess7384]

@@shiverarts8284 ❤

[@petramolleken4839]

i am navajo and say thank of this song

[@stetson711]

Sure you are.

[@uzil24]

I'm here to learn how to sing Native American songs, since this type of music is my only way to help my infant son fall asleep.

[@A1rB0rN.]

As díne these song our ceremony song and u have to be Navajo to sing em. One step wrong u can lose a family member or someone can get sick. Then you have to get a real one done for you. Be careful what u do

[@joeyfry8345]

Honor to listen to it

[@travellingfreaks101]

my ancestors you are within my soul...................

[@taei1509]

It’s similar to Korean traditional music “arirang”

[@camronbay1]

So powerful.

[@hoobamalooba7401]

Sublime!

[@brigittegasulla-nf3eo]

❤

[@Smithereens655]

i see how this makes you want to move my leg wont stop haha :D

[@brigittegasulla-nf3eo]

😊❤😊

[@coolranch7537]

My little fire going not really sure what this means but you know I fuck with it and I like it

[@stetson711]

Couldn't get pictures of Navajos?

[@sw-4733]

I'm proud to be cherokee

[@ub00313]

what is the name of this type of singing/chanting? The sounds you'd hear during the time they were first sounded....not with all the post production overlay of flutes and guitar and synthesizers added after.

[@flexbarney9102]

DINE' PEOPLE

[@pinchevulpes]

I know you are trying to be respectful but Navajo people have been to war with three other nations that wear headdresses with feathers like the plains (Kiowa, Ute, Comanche) Navajos did not wear head dress in this style; preferring skin caps and wraps with single feathers. Navajo warriors have always been very minimalistic as they were often raised without the trappings of the plains cultures.

[@moccasinpaw2798]

Dine followed the heards of animals and raided any tribes or camps on the way . So Dine only wanted the horse and sheep because all we needed was fire, food and wood . Making traveling comfortable with food and raiding on the way. Ref kit Carson history

[@wiserdaley6624]

I'm part Indian..I wonder if I could dance with natives around the fire?

[@trentonwhitefoot4956]

any bit of indian blood spilled from this soil that runs through ones heart, is always welcome to dance with us around the council fires

[@jeremyshepherd5741]

navajo ceremony's no

[@stetson711]

What part?

[@muradiii3547]

I have a question. Why Navajo fight for US? US in XIX century destroyed your Freedom and Culture. I dont want to be unpleasant but you sometimes dont yearn for old Culture and life?

[@sixsixsix2636]

Murad III What is in the past, is in the past.

[@leonwatchman6075]

Murad III It's very simple. USA is our land. Doesn't matter if it's run by US government. We are a part of the government. Therefore we will defend our country. We are proud to defend our country.

[@indigenoussouthwest6834]

Probably because we are forgetting how to bring in woods and haul water; in a utmost precious way, like our ancestors did. These days, navajo kids have electricity and t.v. and a refrigerator. But no matter what, the past, present and future well all still revolve around the fire and water. Brainwashing at it's finest.

[@indigenoussouthwest6834]

@Andrew Yates Obviously, otherwise I wouldn't have noticed it. First for myself, then others. But still afar from corporations.

[@EletOfficial]

Murad III traditionally, we are told to always have a heart for EVERYONE, and trust me, white people have done very shitty things to us. But yeah, it's in the past

[@maikkeller8271]

Das ist nicht Navajo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Someonelse1224]

The song is but not the pictures

[@brigittegasulla-nf3eo]

❤

[@butterflySmiles2]

these voices speak to me,

[@lazzruzz6282]

Yes .,, these voice speak to me the spirit world the way our people the caretakers of the mother-earth