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Hopi Women's Eagle Song

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Uploaded by on Mar 28, 2009

Roanna Kagenveama, Hopi elder of the Sand Clan, Polacca, Arizona sings the Hopi Women's Fancy Shawl Dance Eagle Song at Ringing Rocks Foundation in Sedona, Arizona. February 13, 2009. Join Roanna at The INNstitute at Sedona May 22-25. For more information: www.TheINNstitute.com

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  • Beautifull Lanuage i could listen to all day long, wopila

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  • great song and video

  • Too cool. Beautiful lanuage, pictures and cultural history.... thanks for posting.

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  • Beautiful Native woman and Good words..

  • @holyfell iss gaww

  • Beautiful song..what does the song talk about?

  • this is the real american culture,..not superman, cadilac , hip-hop or fast-food....

    

  • @helen1434 she isn't suppose to show our culture like this it is not right others' get jugde so u will be also sorry.

  • Pow wow music is not and never was part of the Hopi tradition. I don't know why people try to make it Hopi. That belongs to the plains people so leave it there. Yes Roanna is an elder but being an elder I would think she would know and have respect for the tribe too.

  • i dont have to "understand' the language. i can feel it.

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