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  • This is epic!! It's sad what is happening to this beautiful culture, but it's people like you who keep it happening :D

  • WHAT IS THE DANCE CALLED????????????

  • @GothicPrincess123100 There is a recent comment with info and names of these dances. Thanks for watching

  • @coragal: sorry mate got some of that info wrong, apologies! Have seen you blokes dance a number of times and met the fulla singing a few times some yrs ago now- what i know i got through uncle sam watson. Keep dancin brother you fullas are deadly!

  • Those are the 3 brothers the Cora brothers dancing....I am 1 of the dancers the guy in the middle and my 2 younger brothers. Did u film the whole show would love to get more of this video.

  • @coragal You guys put on a great show that day. Don't remember if we filmed more as this was a few years ago.. There are more dances on our other channel  roco43 shot at the same place but I think it's another group. Thanks for the comment, and the dances :)

  • This dance troupe is called Nunukle Kunjiel. The songs and dances comes from north stadbroke island but the guys dancing are descendants from the gold coast Yugambeh. 1 of the best dance troupes in Queensland

  • @coragal Thanks for the information.

  • I know some of these dancers - they are from stradbroke island off the coast of Brisbane. I won't say too much about each one because it isn't my culture - the first dance is called "merriginpa" which means "sea eagle" in the nunuccal language. The next dance is called "garing en daname" and is welcoming the spirits of the old people and the last song i think is a dance for mother earth, for country. These dancers are called the yulu burribah dancers which means the "sand and saltwater people"

  • @faheyball Thanks, I'm sure many viewers will appreciate this information.

  • Pleasure OzPix ! i envied the Aboriginese way of life...;)))))

  • Let the world roll on as it please,we shall dance to our heart content deep within the safety of the brush.Eating wild games,roots and grubs,basking our arse in the sun.The outsiders,what do they know about true happiness ?

  • @SithSereyPheap1 Good comment, thanks

  • ncie

  • @jchen367  Thanks for watching

  • please tell me what you are singing about in this song!

    

  • @TheK4ratekid Sorry I only shot this. Maybe some indigenous person out there may be able to answer your question. Thanks for watching.

  • I find this strangely peaceful and calming ^_^

  • @xelanesqueHQ Glad you liked it, thanks for comment

  • @OzPix anytime :D

  • I never saw a disgusting dance like this in my whole life. Their dance isn't even entertaining. Their music is HORRIBLE! I hate this culture.

  • Ulan ben boyle kepazelik gormedim. Insandan gelme maymun boyle oluyormus demekki. Ben en iyi Turkiye. Ben omrumde hayatimda boyle muzik boyle dans gormedim. Acin surdan bir ankara misket gobek atalim. ALLAH HEPINIZIN BELASINI VERSIN MANYAKLAR. Maymunlar. pislikler.

  • this is so trippy and it's making me lol

  • @hudstch Good for you, thanks for comment..

  • is this on sand or snow???

    

  • @Jac0bbb  Sand

  • please, can somebody tell me the genre of this music!?

  • @MrSensiSeeds It's Aboriginal Music that's why it is so different

  • This is wonderful. Thanks for sharing :)

  • @amber8101 Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for comment

  • cool. so good to see these wonderful traditions!

  • @angelialvares Thanks for comment

  • WOW! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!

  • @slooash Glad you enjoyed the dance, thanks for comment

  • What is the story behind this dance?

  • @keelyjordi Not sure, maybe another viewer can help. Thanks for watching.

  • what is the second dance on this called (0:40) ???

  • @TheDaniel500 Sorry don't know, maybe another viewer may be able to help. Thanks for watching.

  • irrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr­rr hahahahahahahahahahah it is realy ridiculous , im sorry

  • @osama8219 Why do you keep putting my people down? Have my people done you wrong? Your race of people are just as Hated as mine, so why the insightful comments? Check your religion, and tell me where Aboriginal Australia has fucked with Libya? Its not in there is it.. So you must be listening to dickheads telling you crap about my people. What is ridiculous is your lack on knowledge about us. your comments show you up as a follower not a leader. Educate yourself before opening your mouth.

  • awesum

  • @coconutcrabz54  Thanks

  • do you have the lyrics to this? My music class group wants to do a performance like this.

  • @099Lizzie Sorry, can't help you with the lyrics for this song. Thanks for watching.

  • @099Lizzie I believe it is the native language. You probably wouldn't be able to sing it, because you don't know the language?

  • Greetings from the United States.

    I am working with a team of theatre artists, ritual leaders and peacebuilders about how performances contribute to understanding across cultural differences. We have some small funds available to pay for video usage, and wondered if you would consider being included. Is there a time when one of you might be free for a chat? If so, please tell me the name and number to call. A good time of day for me would be 9 or 10 in the morning there.

    Thank you!!!

  • @arl4228 Thanks, but we only do these vids as a hobby.

  • 0:05 - 0:40 and 1:30 - 2:00 the true pioneers of hard techno except these people actually know how to dance

  • @strobe9 Sure do, thanks for comment.

  • Maori Haka is very energetic and interesting to watch.

  • @ecute13 Yes, saw some in New Zealand recently. Thanks for watching again..

  • I was given this video to do a report on in my Dance Appreciation class. I really enjoyed watching this video and am glad I got the chance to do research on this style of dancing.

    Could you please help me by telling me more about these dances in the video? Are they telling a story? Do they have a name? I have guesses what they are telling but I would like to know for sure. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

  • @MsMyrlene Sorry for the delay. I did post a reply but it seems to have vanished into cyberspace... Most Aboriginal dances tell a story with many of Australia's animals represented in the dance movements. As we are only the photographers we do not know more, however other viewers may be able to add to this, also try Wikipedia. Good luck with your class.

  • @MsMyrlene the 2nd dance is 'gurring en darnarmi'.. its a welcome dance for alot of tribes in SE Qld n other neighbouring tribes.. common dance that was performed @ Bunya Nut festival held when the Bunya Nut harvest was ready..tribes came from 100's of kms away..

  • @MsMyrlene the 2nd dance is 'gurring en darnarmi'.. its a welcome dance for alot of tribes in SE Qld n other neighbouring tribes.. common dance that was performed @ Bunya Nut festival held when the Bunya Nut harvest was ready..tribes came from 100's of kms away.. the other dances look to be hunting dances .. I know these brothers personally & could get more info on them..

  • Nice show!!

    Are you part of the troop. I love aboriginal music, it comes from heart and touches ones soul.

    Aboriginal people are like soul of this land. They are having hard time in their own country. I wonder how it feels not have our own identity in our own motherland? I strongly support that the culture should be preserved and passed to coming generation.

    Do you feel any hatred towards white blokes?

  • Thanks, glad you enjoyed the show, and we agree with all that you have said. However, we are not part of the troop, only the photographers - and white blokes. To feel hatred towards anyone is a negative emotion which is ultimately soul destroying. Concentrate on the positives and enjoy your culture.

  • @ecute13 what do you think about maori haka and music?

  • WoW this is that Deadly, Luther, Toasie and Isreal....

  • Thanks for the fav

  • glad this world has culture i love it!!

  • Thanks, glad you liked it

  • Terrific. A very special gift to the world.

  • Thanks glad you liked it

  • This sounds exactly like jumpstyle music.

  • Could be, thanks for watching

  • don't insult the aboriginal's music... there's nothing worse than jumpstyle you troll :p

  • i want fire sticks

  • Thanks for watching and fav

  • wat happenned to israel

  • did you know cuzzy israel?& the boys

  • nah i didn but one of them looks familiar

  • is that the aboriginal guy off that show. The Contender (Australia)

  • NO HE DIED

  • How funny. Quite intresting as well :P

  • Beautiful! Thanks for posting and sharing your culture.

    another sista from the States

  • You're welcome.

  • which one is israel...n what dance group dis is..n where it filmed at

  • Don't know which is israel or the dance group, but it was filmed a few years ago at the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Gold Coast, Queensland.

  • the fairer skinned fullar dancing..

    on da left wen dancing altogethr..

  • r.i.p our brother israel love u with all our hearts and will always be remembered love always your family the walkers, and hopkins mob....p.s tamara and josh

  • Thanks for posting this video! Thanks for sharing your culture with us. Blessings to you all!

    -from your African American sister

  • no worries sista ;) ..

    plenty of deadly dancers around oz..

    bless u2

  • guri n da narmi !!

  • DRRRRRRRRRR GARI GYNDA NAMI!!! best dance out hey!

  • my brothers.. Bless u.. Brother Israel.. RIP

  • good thank u im going to show it for my homework

  • Thank you for watching, hope your homework goes well.

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