Haudenosaunee or Iroquois Indian Dances and Songs Part 1

Haudenosaunee or Iroquois Confederacy Native American Indian First Nation Dances and Songs, Part 1. My friend got a tape from a local station that had the Dance Theatere performing Stomp, Stick and other Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Seneca and Tuscarora Native America First Nation traditional social dances. The station was going to erase them, but he asked for the copy. As a Paiute I enjoy seeing other nations tribal and social dances. The group is having fun doing the social dances of the Six Nations.

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[Ahwahneechee]

That is why I also post different tribal and social dances of other Native American tribes. I love Pow wowing, but I am a firm believer in also keeping your traditional tribal dances.

[chaipasquoi]

I think that my country, Switzerland , should have dimplomatic relations with the Iroquois, because we do have many similarities: we are the first democracy of our region,born from a wish of peace and freedom, we are ruled not by a king/president but by a council and have the same ennemy:materialism, who push some of us to reject the teaching of our elders.Native American nations exist whilethe "United States" is not yet a nation but still a European colony

[Howage1]

Since recently being told about having Mohawk & Seneca anscestors it has been a very enlightening and rewarding experience. Our traditions and systems of self governing (all first people) are the way of the future.

I was more than impressed and satisfied that the traditions and songs are not as far gone as I expected or heard rumour of.

Thanks for posting - author Ahwahneechee.

Our anscestors would be proud to see so many responding to this and seeing the love for the longhouse!

[valeriemci1]

Dang the girl in the grey coat and black leggings NEVER cracks a smile...I am watching the video and all the others grin, smile once in a while but she is just stone faced..wouldn't want to play cards with her!

[seagoat59]

Remember what chief Cornplanter of the Senaca said, we are all spokes in the wheel of life, all peoples Red, White, Yellow, and Black, if one is broken, then the wheel of life is broken.

[palmapanfu]

EPIC! I love their language!!!!

[Wiiluvkatz]

@kilderok Come on we're nations!

[Wiiluvkatz]

@AlashBatyr Tuscarora's where it's at!

[AlashBatyr]

SIOUX AND CHEYENNE FOREVER!!!

[lmollot]

was the traditional way- that the women had their own circle- their was not couples dancing-this reflected the communal grandmothers clan group which OWNED the longhouses & communal gardens

[mountainrunner68]

@msnativekid I probably saw you then! The rain was something else but no one seemed to care. I'm going back in 2011 - just thinking of the food is making my mouth water...

[MisterCbassThePunk]

thank you for this video and Mohawk represent 

[rezdog117]

2UP 1DOWN Oneida represent!!