although i cant understand the languges,i have always been drawen to the native songs,they relax my soul ,they take me back to a place in time only the soul knows,
to thank her and all her family standing there in her time. You can do this as well I wrote Texas and a few other people to put out fires. Ask the Gods and ask the Ancestors listen and do what they show you. Just don't make a law about cloud stealing because I will be guilty. I am now learning to ask the winds for what I want as well. To all the beautiful Ancestors who hear our prayers. Thank YOU.
My family came from Salam / Danvers ........ Beautiful music paintings on Katydidscorner
basket over and put all the clouds up wind from us. I turned to thank her and she was gone. I thanked the wind for such a beautiful person to send me Grandmothers are always so loved. In 30 minutes it rained so heard there was so much rain I looked at my dog and said see you are a loved person. I then thought she must be dead but later I decided to check and see if it was a time window the Indians found they went through from their time to ours. I found it out of body and went throught it
While I was in Danvers Mass I got hot so did my dog in the car so I asked the Ancestors to help me. In a few minutes an American women wearing skins walked up to me out of body and made her soul very large she imagined a basket and started to reach out for clouds. Since I am a medium I said OK me too I made my soul big and I too got a basket like hers and started to reach for as many clouds around Canada and New York wherever I saw them and I put them also into my basket. Then she turned her
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL SONG…and i am sure you meant well—except for a few paintings, most were those cheesy native american "indian maiden” tourists junk.
@APACHEFIRE1 Yes, i agree. I wanted to depict just females, and It was made in 2007 , At the time that was all the art that was available on internet to make the video.
heart beats of america, no longer do you hear their voice. Some how the law took their choice. Behind blind bars that most do not cross...no one sees the rivers or the wild ox. Where did they loose their rights. I know that they put up a fight. I am their blood, no shame. I still feel the discrimination and pain. And their are those who cry out slaves, but our people still have not be acknowledge and any way.
beautiful just the throw this out there this is a amazing song and if u like harmony and vocal native music u need to listen to southern man by harmony night
lol! You answered me on the cherokee morning song, I replied asking if you could help me find this song you recommended, but it looks like I answered my own question! Thank you all the same for your suggestions. I will look up and listen to southern man now...
a must listen to song everyday being on a native American drum and dance team i have heard alot of good songs and this is in my top 5 favorite next to the cherokee morning song and southern man by harmony nights
Natives some of the most beautiful and peaceful peoples to live. Respected the earth took only what was needed and was thankful never over used resources like we do now. I wish I could of seen how America was when they controlled it and before us the whiteman and christianity came and destroyed everything that was beautiful and now most tribes are lost trying to find a way back but cut down by society
I love this. Absolutely beautiful. I have been spending a lot of time listening to native american music. I know my great great grandfather was native american. I only wish I knew more about him. I am proud of this fact. My whole family is proud of that. If I ever win the lottery, I will help the native americans as much as possible!
In what native language is this spoken, also does anybody know of the watti tribe? im not sure if thats even the real name of my fathers tribe, i didnt grow up with him and unfortunately i never got to ask him before he left this world. I miss him so much and want to at least know the history of my family but there isnt anyone alive in my family i can ask. i tried researching the watti tribe but could find nothing, please does anyone knows of a tribe in the west that remotely sounds like watti
wooohooo thanx so much for the upload...i have been looking for this since forever...reminds me of me and my sisters we used to sing this together....of course didnt sound as great as these singers but ahhhhhhhhh the memories
Mahk Jchi - Heartbeat Drum Song Sung by:Ulali Lyrics: Mahk jchi tahm buooi yahmpi gidi Mahk jchi taum buooi kan spewa ebi Mahmpi wah hoka yee monk Tahond tani kiyee tiyee Gee we-me eetiyee Nanka yaht yamoonieah wajitse English Translation: A hundred years have passed Yet I hear the distant beat of my father's drums. I hear his drums throughout the land. His beat I feel within my heart. The drum shall beat so my heart shall beat. And I shall live a hundred thousand years.
Mahk Jchi - Heartbeat Drum Song Sung by:Ulali Lyrics: Mahk jchi tahm buooi yahmpi gidi Mahk jchi taum buooi kan spewa ebi Mahmpi wah hoka yee monk Tahond tani kiyee tiyee Gee we-me eetiyee Nanka yaht yamoonieah wajitse English Translation: A hundred years have passed Yet I hear the distant beat of my father's drums. I hear his drums throughout the land. His beat I feel within my heart. The drum shall beat so my heart shall beat. And I shall live a hundred thousand years.
Absolutely Beautiful, thank - you so much for the words & translation into English. They have such Beautiful voices and when they sing in their language they make it sound absolutely effortless. I tried following but it's not as easy as it seems. Nonetheless one of my all time Favorite songs. I 1st heard this grp. on Robbie Robertsons CD " Music of the Native Americans. " An incredible CD worth buying & listening to. :o)
@thecheechoftheages Pura Fé (Tuscarora), Soni (Mayan, Apache, Yaqui), and Jennifer (Tuscarora). In the Tutelo-saponi language the correct translation should be:
Our hearts are full and our minds are good
Our ancestors come and give us strength
Stand tall, sing, dance and never forget who you are
I dedicate this song to a friend I love a lot. fly, my poucka, high like the eagle. may your heart beat for hundred thousand years, mine is beating for you.
those who walked here across the bering strait found people here when they got here, also abandoned sites of a culture that had come and gone before them... much evidence of humans here way before the bering strait time..people we come from everywhere and go everywhere. we are all related.
@medicinesocks That was the remains of the Clovis Culture that had been wiped out by the greatest natural catastrophy since the eruptions of Toba in 73000BCE
Robbie R's part mohawk, part jewish. Ulali is not one girl singing, it's three women, each from a different tribe,> the red road is a story, the written record of the leni lenape people, who recount a journey from central china, which they called turtle island to what's called the american continent, and many generations of people's stories on both sides of the land bridge.
@ blueskyfeeling ... i don't see the pictures as "sexy" .. beautiful yes , sexy no ... you say they're "westernised" but it sounds more like this song is influences by today's pop culture . i don't think that the "Native women" would be insulted .
@TheMaidenBlackRoses .... TheMichelleyoo merely asked a question & didn't insult ur "brothers & sisters" ... maybe you need to practice what ur ancestors did & chill out .... i think ur comment was more of an insult to Native Americans .
I love the music but I can't stand the idealistic, 'sexy' portrayals of Native women in the pictures. Facially the features don't even look authentic but very Westernised. It seems an insult to Native women.
@TheMichelleyoo No way we were not from Asia. Our anestors have been he for thousands of years, Get your history straight and stay out of the so called history books they give you in school. Insult to all my native brothers and sisters. Potowatomi Woman
I absolutely love this song. I was also very happy to see our First Nation people opening the 21st winter Olympics in Vancouver. The native dancers were excelent.
the picture at 2:45 is absolutely beautiful! And this song is amazing. I love Native American music. Something mezmorizing about it. My son is almost 16 mths and i put this song on and he'll be good and watch the whole video with me. And i love that : )
I spend about five hours every night listening to the native songs on here and I especially love this song. Can anyone tell me who the singer is? Her voice is now competing with Jana Mashonee for my favourite girl singer. Shouldn't say that as they both sing beautifully.
This album is by Robbie Robertson and the Red Road Ensemble which is the soundtrack for Ted Turner's mini-series "The Native Americans" and the title of the album is "Music for the Native Americans". He hired many singers to complement his work, including Rita Coolidge who sings "Cherokee Morning Song" and Native American guest vocalists Pura Fe, Soni, and Jen, who perform "Mahk Jchi (Heartbeat Drum Song)"
Thank you very much, I really apreciate the info. The girls voices are amazing and first thing tomorrow I will be looking for Robbies CD. Rita is another of my favourites and her group Walela. Thank you for giving us this version of the song.
@SingingHawk1942 Many thanks I love this song by the girls. I'm looking for any album they have. I have the Red Road Ensemble by Robbie Robertson and they are excellent. Wado.
Beautiful,beautiful song. I absolutely love the native Americans. I am Scottish and proud to be, but I had two aunts and an uncle on my mothers side that we all thought looked Hawian. It turns out my great great grandfather on my mothers side was Brule. I am still looking up my full ancestry but I am really happy right now.
AirisHyuga13 I couldn't think of a better union than a native American and a Scotswoman. Had I known about my distant ancestor when I was young I think I would have tried to find a bride from one of the Brule tribes. I really would have loved to bring my sons up with this heritage although the blood of a great great grandfather would be pretty faint.
I listen to this song about four times a night just for the calming effect it has on me. Dont know who the girl is but she is amazing. AirisHyuga13 I meant to ask what tribe your husband belonged to. I belong to two clans in Scotland. The Watson and Buchanan clans.
AirisHyuga13 I believe my great,great grandfathers tribe is part of the Sioux Nation. I am still waiting for a better link to the family but I will keep digging till I find it.
Wow, 3:53 pic is beautiful. the music captivated my heart. Soothes me when i feel so bad. I'm mixed so idk where my ancestors came from. All I know is that I feel safe hearing the drum's beat and such amazing voice.
Sending prayers up for Elder Louise Small Legs, Medicine Woman...she is in hospital. Give her strength Creator, give her strength...sending good energy.
Very nice!... And for the record, we all came from Africa you guys!! It's still greatly debated by Anthropologists where we migrated to first, and there are different theories. We are all the same race, we've just evolved slightly different after hundreds of thousands of years. It's amazing how similar this song is to those of the Andes thousands of miles away... Luzmila Carpio - Ama Sua, Ama Llulla, Ama Qhella is a good example. The drums have been replaced with guitars tho.
lol oh you silly people. everyone comes from the wind cave! asians, turks, hindus, africans, ect... they all came from natives, sorry to burst your silliness & bering strait bubble!
What tribe is this language? Hopi? When I was in Thailand I heard the monks meditating to some of this music and really made me miss home in New Mexico
i am a nigerian american(full african) n i am 18 in high school. i am very diverse and respect all cultures. i would love to know and befriend a native american bacause the culture is awesome. i wish i was one lol
Sabes? a mi también me gusta mucho esa musica, y también desde niña cantaba jejeje, y sabe? es lindo que su hija cante desde esa edad (ioro) que bonito!! n.n...
I like this kind of music ! I like a lot , very smoothing !
RomanianWarrior1966 3 weeks ago
one of the best songs i have in a long time..
I love Native--American Indian Music..
thanks for sharring such beautiful music
RomanianWarrior1966 3 weeks ago
I thought this was the Greeting Song by Spirit of the Dawn?
gentlewater7 2 months ago
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FirefeatherXDCrows 2 months ago
this music is amazing sod the vid i close my eyes when i listen my 5yr old even now's it, thank you its the tune i listen to when i am worked up!!!!!
jesscody123 4 months ago
Have had this album since about 1996, and it has always been a very powerful music for me.
It is also, as someone has pointed out, incredibly sensuous, and is a fantastic soundtrack for spiritual lovemaking.
honeychilerider 4 months ago
Oh yeah, I agree with the comment about bad art. Maybe you can re-do it and find better art now.
dbdkho 5 months ago
This is the first time I have heard an Indian song in the Indian language. Thanks!
dbdkho 5 months ago
although i cant understand the languges,i have always been drawen to the native songs,they relax my soul ,they take me back to a place in time only the soul knows,
penpals64 6 months ago
Ancestors...giving thanks as I stand on your shoulders...giving thanks and acknowledgement.
Beautifulindian1 7 months ago
you have the english translation but could you put the lakota words for the song up?
katiehongolarox 7 months ago
Does anyone else find it sensuous??
aamullin 7 months ago 2
I am a Kummeyay Native and i was always put to sleep with this song, my mom would play this and it relaxed me in the most stressful of situations.
clumbsybeth94 7 months ago 3
I am native i love this song it touches me in so many ways
jdr8427 7 months ago
@jdr8427 Me too!! I absolutely adore this song. :) What nation are you? I'm Algonquin.
Soledad0307 2 months ago
its so beautiful ...the beats...the voice...so soothing..have fallen in love with it...thank u so much for sharing this soulful song
ManishaK1404 7 months ago
to thank her and all her family standing there in her time. You can do this as well I wrote Texas and a few other people to put out fires. Ask the Gods and ask the Ancestors listen and do what they show you. Just don't make a law about cloud stealing because I will be guilty. I am now learning to ask the winds for what I want as well. To all the beautiful Ancestors who hear our prayers. Thank YOU.
My family came from Salam / Danvers ........ Beautiful music paintings on Katydidscorner
ClairaGEagleHawk 8 months ago 2
basket over and put all the clouds up wind from us. I turned to thank her and she was gone. I thanked the wind for such a beautiful person to send me Grandmothers are always so loved. In 30 minutes it rained so heard there was so much rain I looked at my dog and said see you are a loved person. I then thought she must be dead but later I decided to check and see if it was a time window the Indians found they went through from their time to ours. I found it out of body and went throught it
ClairaGEagleHawk 8 months ago
While I was in Danvers Mass I got hot so did my dog in the car so I asked the Ancestors to help me. In a few minutes an American women wearing skins walked up to me out of body and made her soul very large she imagined a basket and started to reach out for clouds. Since I am a medium I said OK me too I made my soul big and I too got a basket like hers and started to reach for as many clouds around Canada and New York wherever I saw them and I put them also into my basket. Then she turned her
ClairaGEagleHawk 8 months ago
Mahk Jchi
Mahk jchi tahm buooi yahmpi gidi Mahk jchi taum buooi kan spewa ebi Mahk jchi tahm buooi yahmpi gidi Mahk jchi taum buooi kan spewa ebi
Mahmpi wah hoka yee monk Tahond tani kiyee tiyee Gee we-me eetiyee Nanka yaht yamoonieah wajitse Nanka yaht yamoonieah wajitse
Hey yah eh yah eh yah Hey yah oh way-hee-tah-ah Hey yah hey yah hey yah
Oh way-ee oh way-ee oh way-ee yah-ah
witchywomen1962 8 months ago
Very very beautiful and calming. I love the translation. What language is this? I can't say enough how beautiful it is.
ziagirl 8 months ago
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL SONG…and i am sure you meant well—except for a few paintings, most were those cheesy native american "indian maiden” tourists junk.
APACHEFIRE1 9 months ago 13
@APACHEFIRE1 Yes, i agree. I wanted to depict just females, and It was made in 2007 , At the time that was all the art that was available on internet to make the video.
katydidscorner 9 months ago 14
heart beats of america, no longer do you hear their voice. Some how the law took their choice. Behind blind bars that most do not cross...no one sees the rivers or the wild ox. Where did they loose their rights. I know that they put up a fight. I am their blood, no shame. I still feel the discrimination and pain. And their are those who cry out slaves, but our people still have not be acknowledge and any way.
sidhefae 9 months ago
This is a beautiful song :) helps me get by the day
rockycaliRaquel7 9 months ago
beautiful just the throw this out there this is a amazing song and if u like harmony and vocal native music u need to listen to southern man by harmony night
inline996 9 months ago
@inline996
lol! You answered me on the cherokee morning song, I replied asking if you could help me find this song you recommended, but it looks like I answered my own question! Thank you all the same for your suggestions. I will look up and listen to southern man now...
MsBrock819 9 months ago
i love this song i play it
Katmama29 9 months ago
Thank you
bridaks 9 months ago
a must listen to song everyday being on a native American drum and dance team i have heard alot of good songs and this is in my top 5 favorite next to the cherokee morning song and southern man by harmony nights
inline996 9 months ago
My great grandfather was Brule Soux,I wish I had known him to learn his language first hand.
nightrider836 10 months ago
I love this video...it's my favorite!
Tainadulce1 10 months ago
I love this song, I love the voice. Is it available on an CD?
myangelherb 10 months ago
it is illigal souix..........
bichbetru 10 months ago
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firstclasslady50 10 months ago
what language is this?:)
cuchulain55 11 months ago
este tema es mi favorito.
chunbivilcas 11 months ago
Natives some of the most beautiful and peaceful peoples to live. Respected the earth took only what was needed and was thankful never over used resources like we do now. I wish I could of seen how America was when they controlled it and before us the whiteman and christianity came and destroyed everything that was beautiful and now most tribes are lost trying to find a way back but cut down by society
xXxCOV3RTxXx 1 year ago 2
@xXxCOV3RTxXx ME too!! But I wonder about warring tribes and the state of conflict.
ShotCallz 1 year ago
beautiful to hear woman singing together so sweetly thank you
Mrselvispresley53 1 year ago
so feminim... love it... even i dont know the meaning but it make me feel so peacefull
imotly 1 year ago
I love this. Absolutely beautiful. I have been spending a lot of time listening to native american music. I know my great great grandfather was native american. I only wish I knew more about him. I am proud of this fact. My whole family is proud of that. If I ever win the lottery, I will help the native americans as much as possible!
MJPepper1963 1 year ago
very beautiful.its sad that this land was stolen from them.
roseforvendetta 1 year ago
@roseforvendetta that's the circle of life.
batgirl9289 1 year ago
very beautiful. I love the pictures and the song
TheSpiritOfAvalon 1 year ago
In what native language is this spoken, also does anybody know of the watti tribe? im not sure if thats even the real name of my fathers tribe, i didnt grow up with him and unfortunately i never got to ask him before he left this world. I miss him so much and want to at least know the history of my family but there isnt anyone alive in my family i can ask. i tried researching the watti tribe but could find nothing, please does anyone knows of a tribe in the west that remotely sounds like watti
thecheechoftheages 1 year ago
This is one of the most beautiful songs I ve ever heard:-) What connects all worlds people? Music! Music heals the world^^
Nalauko92 1 year ago
absolutely beautiful
OmShanti4ever 1 year ago
Extraordinary!
irojioqopiewjr 1 year ago
wooohooo thanx so much for the upload...i have been looking for this since forever...reminds me of me and my sisters we used to sing this together....of course didnt sound as great as these singers but ahhhhhhhhh the memories
s474r 1 year ago
very good song, very gracious. So beautiful women voices...
baltasgandras 1 year ago
awesomeness
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karadione 1 year ago 4
@karadione
Absolutely Beautiful, thank - you so much for the words & translation into English. They have such Beautiful voices and when they sing in their language they make it sound absolutely effortless. I tried following but it's not as easy as it seems. Nonetheless one of my all time Favorite songs. I 1st heard this grp. on Robbie Robertsons CD " Music of the Native Americans. " An incredible CD worth buying & listening to. :o)
blackwolf1956 1 year ago
@karadione In what native american language is this sang in
thecheechoftheages 1 year ago
@thecheechoftheages Pura Fé (Tuscarora), Soni (Mayan, Apache, Yaqui), and Jennifer (Tuscarora). In the Tutelo-saponi language the correct translation should be:
Our hearts are full and our minds are good
Our ancestors come and give us strength
Stand tall, sing, dance and never forget who you are
or where you come from
karadione 1 year ago 2
what the meaning?
srng525 1 year ago
what meaning?
srng525 1 year ago
Where can I find the original words to this song? The language that it is sung in is absolutely beautiful.
Deborahcm 1 year ago
i love it im native american andi love everything native
jessica84970 1 year ago
Beautiful music and pictures! Thanks for sharing!
MTCatman 1 year ago
could you give me the original lyrics, not the english translation I mean. This song is so...involving
thank you
merrycenci 1 year ago
I dedicate this song to a friend I love a lot. fly, my poucka, high like the eagle. may your heart beat for hundred thousand years, mine is beating for you.
merrycenci 1 year ago
SO BEAUTIFUL....amazing, my spirit is calm and relaxed when I hear this spiritual tune.
YoungRaWarrior 1 year ago
those who walked here across the bering strait found people here when they got here, also abandoned sites of a culture that had come and gone before them... much evidence of humans here way before the bering strait time..people we come from everywhere and go everywhere. we are all related.
medicinesocks 1 year ago
@medicinesocks That was the remains of the Clovis Culture that had been wiped out by the greatest natural catastrophy since the eruptions of Toba in 73000BCE
Gabriella292u 1 year ago
Robbie R's part mohawk, part jewish. Ulali is not one girl singing, it's three women, each from a different tribe,> the red road is a story, the written record of the leni lenape people, who recount a journey from central china, which they called turtle island to what's called the american continent, and many generations of people's stories on both sides of the land bridge.
medicinesocks 1 year ago
Breathtakingly beautiful. I have a thread from a photo of my Medicine Wheel on Flickr
so others may listen to this sweet sacred song.
jonathonlb 1 year ago
What tribe made this song?
SuperPennypup 1 year ago
@ blueskyfeeling ... i don't see the pictures as "sexy" .. beautiful yes , sexy no ... you say they're "westernised" but it sounds more like this song is influences by today's pop culture . i don't think that the "Native women" would be insulted .
@TheMaidenBlackRoses .... TheMichelleyoo merely asked a question & didn't insult ur "brothers & sisters" ... maybe you need to practice what ur ancestors did & chill out .... i think ur comment was more of an insult to Native Americans .
ad9991 1 year ago
I love the music but I can't stand the idealistic, 'sexy' portrayals of Native women in the pictures. Facially the features don't even look authentic but very Westernised. It seems an insult to Native women.
blueskyfeeling 1 year ago
I went to a pow wow and this really evokes beautiful memories
rainbowsinmind 1 year ago
Beautiful. Thank you. “The Drum is Sacred. It is the first sound you hear. It is your Mother’s Heartbeat.” ~ pj johnson
TheYukonraven 1 year ago
*~*~*~Namaste'~*~*~*
littlewing19380 1 year ago
i love the voice of the singer its so soothing. blessed be.
devilslilfriend 1 year ago 2
Is it true that native americans ancesters came over from asia?
TheMichelleyoo 1 year ago
@TheMichelleyoo No way we were not from Asia. Our anestors have been he for thousands of years, Get your history straight and stay out of the so called history books they give you in school. Insult to all my native brothers and sisters. Potowatomi Woman
TheMaidenBlackRoses 1 year ago
@TheMichelleyoo it could be true but scientests havent found out if it was true or not
SuperPennypup 1 year ago
I just love your music, the voice of the singer is so touching, thank you and be bless
marguerite204 1 year ago 2
love native American music i m Iranin
zicofive 1 year ago
i spend at least 7 hours listening to native song
hunterrainemoon 1 year ago
Excellent!
freebymagick 1 year ago
I've missed to much great music,will be listening alot more ,Excellent!
freebymagick 1 year ago
what does the red road journey mean
lenoraspirit 1 year ago
it was my Female-Power-Song when I needed it, and it saved my life somehow....
AnaDiLupis 1 year ago
anyone know who is singing this??? love to learn the words.
stephanie5816 1 year ago
my absolute favourite!!
stephanie5816 1 year ago
beautiful
cic0cy 1 year ago
it has a good meaning as well
pharmdude321 1 year ago
Muy bello y armoniosa cancion de los espiritus indios, muy bueno ,saludos.
enriquejesus09 1 year ago
Very moving, even if I didn't understand the words.
Kikbxer213 1 year ago
YA-TAH-HEY
Wadmaz 1 year ago 2
I'm Native American and ya-tee-hey
Wadmaz 1 year ago
What First Nations language is this? The song is so beautiful, and the beat, the music... I LOVE it! Thank you!!!
Eclecta13 1 year ago 14
@Eclecta13
I would like to know as well...can anyone tell us?
Ayumaayu 1 year ago
@Eclecta13 did you find out yet which country's first language that is?
rickcastaway 8 months ago
beatiful +.
SunRaOo 1 year ago
God bless you.
LOVE - LIGHT + IN YOU IN MY IN ALL ...
XLG
YETZTDA 1 year ago
Do you guys thinks American Indians are direct decadents of Atantians ?
thanks for sharing this lovely song btw. :)
love and light to you all
r1ddler1 1 year ago
Beautiful proud of havin indian blood well im hispanic but my family are all full blooded indian.. Diz song reminds me of my nation beautiful.:)
greenbow100 1 year ago 3
so beaitiful
iyote 1 year ago
wonderful music for the soul, great meditation
MAWPARKER 1 year ago
i love this song. its beautiful. My hopes are that the Apache nation will bloom once again like they have in the past.
heathenwolf1 1 year ago
Really Beautiful,this song is so special :) *****
dressedinblack25 1 year ago 17
Beautiful. Angelic.
AsylumAvenue 1 year ago
What is the song about ?
awsome painting
rockebonden 1 year ago
I love this sound.
FAUSTORICCARDO 1 year ago
what language is this?
JMEWXO 1 year ago
Apache
mrjim1962 1 year ago
Thank you for this song Katie. I love the girls voices,they are so sweet and soothing to a troubled soul.
nightrider836 1 year ago
This song caresses my soul.
Caralyan81 1 year ago
Mahk Jchi from Toronto!
tbmuex 1 year ago
Utlvquodi Tsalagi.Unequa utloyasdi Nihi!
AlphaSwiftpaw 1 year ago
I absolutely love this song. I was also very happy to see our First Nation people opening the 21st winter Olympics in Vancouver. The native dancers were excelent.
nightrider836 1 year ago
Oh my gosh, this is so beautiful! The voices are wonderful, and so are the images...and I love the lyrics. Thank you for this :)
I wish that music could be more like this...
naughtbutpoetry 2 years ago
the picture at 2:45 is absolutely beautiful! And this song is amazing. I love Native American music. Something mezmorizing about it. My son is almost 16 mths and i put this song on and he'll be good and watch the whole video with me. And i love that : )
Thanks for sharing!
SaraAnne01 2 years ago
nice stuff katy!
you might like Panda Bear
look him up on here. he does some techno but some of his stuff is out of this world and so different from the crap that is out today.
nice to see you and good upload..... heheheeh
played perfectly with no hiccups. (you know what I mean)
bytebull 2 years ago
I spend about five hours every night listening to the native songs on here and I especially love this song. Can anyone tell me who the singer is? Her voice is now competing with Jana Mashonee for my favourite girl singer. Shouldn't say that as they both sing beautifully.
jetfueller 2 years ago 10
This album is by Robbie Robertson and the Red Road Ensemble which is the soundtrack for Ted Turner's mini-series "The Native Americans" and the title of the album is "Music for the Native Americans". He hired many singers to complement his work, including Rita Coolidge who sings "Cherokee Morning Song" and Native American guest vocalists Pura Fe, Soni, and Jen, who perform "Mahk Jchi (Heartbeat Drum Song)"
I hope this helps.
katydidscorner 2 years ago 4
Thank you very much, I really apreciate the info. The girls voices are amazing and first thing tomorrow I will be looking for Robbies CD. Rita is another of my favourites and her group Walela. Thank you for giving us this version of the song.
jetfueller 2 years ago
@katydidscorner
Yes, and the name of their group (for Pura Fe, Soni & Jen) is Ulali. I highly recommend this CD.
They have a lot of incredible songs on there, this being one of them. " Vanishing Breed " (also from this CD) is also a Favorite of mine. :o)
blackwolf1956 9 months ago
@jetfueller Singers are group called Ulali
SingingHawk1942 1 year ago
@SingingHawk1942 Many thanks I love this song by the girls. I'm looking for any album they have. I have the Red Road Ensemble by Robbie Robertson and they are excellent. Wado.
jetfueller 1 year ago
@jetfueller I think, this song in original sings group Ulali. Pura Fe among them.
I like this group very much, especially this song. The language and meaning of words are remarkable and beautifull.
AndreaCzech 1 year ago
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clockle 1 year ago
If this girl has a CD I would love to get it.
jetfueller 2 years ago
Beautiful,beautiful song. I absolutely love the native Americans. I am Scottish and proud to be, but I had two aunts and an uncle on my mothers side that we all thought looked Hawian. It turns out my great great grandfather on my mothers side was Brule. I am still looking up my full ancestry but I am really happy right now.
jetfueller 2 years ago
I'm mostly scot but my husband is Native american, now i have a new love for there culture
AirisHyuga13 2 years ago
AirisHyuga13 I couldn't think of a better union than a native American and a Scotswoman. Had I known about my distant ancestor when I was young I think I would have tried to find a bride from one of the Brule tribes. I really would have loved to bring my sons up with this heritage although the blood of a great great grandfather would be pretty faint.
Take care.
jetfueller 2 years ago
I listen to this song about four times a night just for the calming effect it has on me. Dont know who the girl is but she is amazing. AirisHyuga13 I meant to ask what tribe your husband belonged to. I belong to two clans in Scotland. The Watson and Buchanan clans.
jetfueller 2 years ago
my husband is from the sioux. as for me i'm from clan Donnachaidh
AirisHyuga13 2 years ago
AirisHyuga13 I believe my great,great grandfathers tribe is part of the Sioux Nation. I am still waiting for a better link to the family but I will keep digging till I find it.
jetfueller 2 years ago
Wow, 3:53 pic is beautiful. the music captivated my heart. Soothes me when i feel so bad. I'm mixed so idk where my ancestors came from. All I know is that I feel safe hearing the drum's beat and such amazing voice.
ninashadows777 2 years ago
The heartbeat drums of my ancestors, the people of turtle Island, for those who say otherwise watch for Dec 21 2012
catnew100 2 years ago
Sending prayers up for Elder Louise Small Legs, Medicine Woman...she is in hospital. Give her strength Creator, give her strength...sending good energy.
Hai Hai
DFWMEA 2 years ago
Wow. Who is singing this? Such a beautiful voice and beautiful background music to compliment the voice. I would love to hear more of her voice!
This is very soothing music, in many ways it has a romantic tone to it. Lovely, extremely well done.
Thank you for this Video.
Amare
Drtakeachance 2 years ago
Ulali
montmike21 2 years ago
Very nice!... And for the record, we all came from Africa you guys!! It's still greatly debated by Anthropologists where we migrated to first, and there are different theories. We are all the same race, we've just evolved slightly different after hundreds of thousands of years. It's amazing how similar this song is to those of the Andes thousands of miles away... Luzmila Carpio - Ama Sua, Ama Llulla, Ama Qhella is a good example. The drums have been replaced with guitars tho.
chema711 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing flybreath. You are so right - Very Spiritual and Uplifting. Great Post.
rockchick80s 2 years ago
lol oh you silly people. everyone comes from the wind cave! asians, turks, hindus, africans, ect... they all came from natives, sorry to burst your silliness & bering strait bubble!
n8tivlily 2 years ago
I prefer the term aboriginal people. Indian and Native American seem to downplay their significance.
earthlyescapes 2 years ago
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this sucks balls
chvilla 2 years ago
What tribe is this language? Hopi? When I was in Thailand I heard the monks meditating to some of this music and really made me miss home in New Mexico
skinnywhop87 2 years ago
tutelo
mukataniwa2009 2 years ago
Tutelo
mukataniwa2009 2 years ago
Soul moving!
510indiangirl 2 years ago
its so beautiful:)
tokiraikonoka 2 years ago
Loving thy deer
Not
Hunting thy deer
RastafariPoet 2 years ago 2
using this for school
Miigwetch!
MissMattWebb 2 years ago 2
sounds japanese to me. beautiful though.
maryamsm 2 years ago
asians ~did~ come to "America" and become the Native Americans/ancestors of NAs.
So it might be one lof those diluted things :3
WhoaHeisei5 2 years ago
no. We're more likely turks than asian. but i guess turks are asian lol so yeh.
what i mean is were more closely related to turks than we are japanese, or chinese people.
mukataniwa2009 2 years ago
Yeah.
I was just saying that people came over from the general Asian continent
WhoaHeisei5 2 years ago
My Wedding Song*
TheAfroGod 2 years ago
I love this song, the pictures are wonderful. This song sounds like a Nordic song I've heared.
DrakeoFlame 2 years ago
2.09 SHE'S SO LOVELY
rozemarijnmunt 2 years ago
i am a nigerian american(full african) n i am 18 in high school. i am very diverse and respect all cultures. i would love to know and befriend a native american bacause the culture is awesome. i wish i was one lol
ekellygirl 2 years ago 5
I'm Native American and I also Respect all cultures ^^
TheLakotaWinds 2 years ago 22
thats great to hear
feng4ever 2 years ago 2
@TheLakotaWinds
Wish more people did!
RGMerkel 1 year ago
Wow! That is just so beautiful and very moving.
purplechic103 2 years ago
Nice drums, so simple and beautiful!
1:04 is really cute.
Sense0072000 2 years ago
Somehow taking the names of the anscestors gives me strength
Misty9190 2 years ago
Fantastic
tomasocarthaigh 2 years ago 2
Beautifull pictures
rozemarijnmunt 2 years ago 2
Absolutely brillant. loved it
SouthernstrengthNz 2 years ago 3
the song is helping me out to day. thanks.
blacklion1201 2 years ago 6
i love this song!!
megslegs19 2 years ago 3
oh my gosh. that was so beautiful.
PrinceZukoMarley 2 years ago
nice song ! what language is this?
KCOCAEP67 2 years ago
Tutelo
hussarlasalle 2 years ago
read in the (more info) it says the language there.
CoyoteSly 2 years ago
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rainbowdreamer1 2 years ago
:) my daughterhwo is only 6 years old, sings to, thou she cant sing the words :) *qute!* Love this song sooo mutch!
LonleyMother 2 years ago 3
Sabes? a mi también me gusta mucho esa musica, y también desde niña cantaba jejeje, y sabe? es lindo que su hija cante desde esa edad (ioro) que bonito!! n.n...
Deneida
DeneidaAsiria 2 years ago
niawen
1shadowwatcher 2 years ago
dit is mijn heimweegevoel naar wie ik ben, Doxie.
doxiew 2 years ago
Thx for sharing this its one of my favs~much respect to you now and always~PcE
WyteDove 2 years ago
Translation: by Shirley Daniels
A hundred years have passed
Yet I hear the distant beat of my father's drums.
I hear his drums throughout the land.
His beat I feel within my heart.
The drum shall beat
so my heart shall beat.
And I shall live a hundred thousand years.
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