Native American Musician Preserves Language Through Country Music

[@OsiyoTV]

Love Agalisiga “Chuj” Mackey’s music? Learn more about Chuj and his music at: www.agalisigamackeymusic.com

[@garconimunster]

I am white but my grandfather was 1/4 Tsalagi and didn't learn much of anything about his culture and it was so cool to get to see chuj play in Cherokee NC last year! Grandpa would have loved to had been there!

[@dorklyasmr6017]

this dude is fricking amazing. Make me proud to be a CN citizen. Embarrassed that I barely speak Cherokee but this guy is an inspiration to learn more.

[@BlueGnome42]

Your album is fantastic. Have no idea what you’re saying but I’m going to pick some of it up. Thanks for keeping the language alive.

[@machelconsidine7611]

I am not a Native but I am from Oklahoma and I just found this. When I was a child, our parents would take us to Anadarko to attend the powwows almost every summer. I was fascinated to watch and enjoy and learn more about the people around me. What a joy you must feel to share your love of your language and your music! Thank you.

[@p.e.m.4691]

Beautiful piece. Thank you for what you do.

[@jenniferspring8741]

Truly awesome and inspiring. Thank you!

[@ronaldcoward9576]

This guy is amazing!!

[@abbyknitter3]

Love it!

[@dianekeller7534]

I think that is cool nice

[@beckybailey5241]

Where to buy album?

[@OsiyoTV]

Here’s the link to Chuj’s latest album! hortonrecords.bandcamp.com/album/nasgino-inage-nidayulenvi-it-started-in-the-woods

[@beckybailey5241]

Wado!

[@elainewinter3088]

Uwoduhi wado

[@Shannon-n4b]

Gvgevi Sala yona ❤❤❤

[@chrishatley8260]

Osda kanogisdiha