Inuit Drum Dancer @ Kulusuk / Greenland

[@littlemull3415]

seeing stuff like this makes me so proud of being Inuit, the comments here are so nice ♡

[@irondennis1]

Sup cuz hehe

[@sharondwyer8513]

I am proud to be Inuk, we will never loose respect for our ancestors who struggled daily to survive.

[@chinchanchou]

Yu are mix iddiot and live wit the white and spek the language ob the white

[@ferlolodertrainspotter3922]

I´m from Germany and I´m searching for Music from Greenland for a school project. It´s fascinating to see how different the cultures and the music on the earth are. I´m proud that I can represent such a interesting music and culture in my class.

[@arsugakfleischerlyberth931]

Im from greenland my name is Arsugak and i do drumdancing

[@patriciabulittbulitt8931]

Hello beauty! I'm deeply moved by the articulation of the body, and gift exchange in story and song. For over 30 years I toured as a dancer and dance ethnologist througout Alaska beginning in 1977/ Helped to revivify the traditional dance in villages where it had been suppressed. So this makes me weep today --thank you thank you!> A gift. Thank you!!

[@Tuffydipstick]

I saw this nan do this last week. It was a lovely day in Greenland. I so glad I went

[@JohnDoe-fz2zm]

this is so beautiful it must be passed down let the young inuit learn this

[@mt2702]

John Doe There are young people who learn this (: Greenlandic people are proud of their traditions.

[@junenissen3962]

I am currently learning the principles of drumming on a greenlandic qilaat. I honor my greenlandic background even though I am born and raised in Denmark. These traditions will live on as long as man exist. Such primal tools opens up for so much perception and openness. I am deeply touched by this video. His voice goes directly to my heart.

[@alexandrenikashannicolau9221]

Thanks for the beautiful and Sacred moment....

[@ronjasolvalravn5672]

Hey Out There . . . this is a strong and beautifull story . . . Great Spirit . . . Kærlighed til Folket . . .

[@jimmylies1186]

I respect my great ancestors, such as he

[@odilbekb-sarkaev1052]

Excellent animistic and shamanistic performance.

[@Ujuani68]

The Kuitse family are a long line of folks, that go back to a famous/infamous shaman, who only HAD the name of Kuitse. (pronounced GOO-y-ti. The descendants of the shamans are regarded as half revered, half feared/disrespected, because when we Greenlanders became Christians, it was no longer accepted to be a shaman. Some of the shamans in the old days had a lot of power, and some of them were quite blood-thirsty, and some of them ruled by fear.

[@conorpatrickmarsh3785]

I am hearing a dog, a cat and a crow in this song, maybe that’s just me

[@christianjrgensen4361]

nice and wonderfull.

[@orlandoguerrero134]

excelente video

[@odilbekb-sarkaev1052]

Qarg‘a-Crow bilan G‘oz-Goose to‘g‘risida folklor qo‘shiq.

[@odilbekb-sarkaev1052]

Thule-Eskimos-Inuit Folklore. 👍

[@helenebrochmann8781]

It is not from Thule - it is from East Greeland.

[@Ujuani68]

Anda Kuitse here, his name is the "greenlandized" version of Andreas/Andrew.

[@Blandat310]

he doesnt know words.

[@Republic_Of_Vicoria_Official]

Wtf do you mean? It's not in English.

[@spanakk2de984]

Is this man alive?

[@mariacampesino7398]

very sorry that Anda Kuits had to go home. Anda D.E.P.

[@Blandat310]

i am Sanimuinaq, my brother Qupersimat. u week.

[@Soccerfan13]

actually starts at 3:17

[@eras4552]

8:55 9:20 my favourite part

[@gudjonnet]

Who is the guide?

[@s1ren1s]

any translate ? all i get he is talkin about life; somehow it could teach us something. otherwise we are just weird people listening shamanic performans of dedicated old man. sorry if i sound disrespectful but yea

[@odilbekb-sarkaev1052]

Qayiq-Kayak-Boat.

[@eirarodriguez6035]

Jeg boede en gang. En Nuuk.

[@davidpoulsen6337]

We are The Ewe not Inuit

[@Blandat310]

Sanimuinaq- Qupersimat.

[@davidpoulsen6337]

E is human ewe are many humans

[@Blandat310]

weak dont remember words?

[@Republic_Of_Vicoria_Official]

Quit saying he's weak because he "can't remember words". It is in Greenlandic, not English.