The Last of The Mohicans – A Beautiful Native American Indian Style Song
February 2nd, 2010 . by AB Kinney
A BEAUTIFUL SONG from the movie THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS and that was used in my raising eden video Part 44, as requested…
ENJOY!
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Duration : 0:4:21
Cherokee Morning Song (A beautiful Native American song)
January 20th, 2010 . by AB Kinney
Cherokee Morning Song – Native American
I’ve had this song for a couple of years. I wanted to load it because it’s beautiful. I hope you like it too.
For what it’s worth, just to be clear, the images in this video are from many tribes.
Duration : 0:4:31
Health Care For American Indians
December 9th, 2009 . by AB Kinney
Based on a 1787 agreement between tribes and the United States government, the U.S. has an obligation to provide American Indians with free health care on reservations.
Read the full article here — http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/02/health/02indian.html
I “missed” out the word “hopes” on purpose simply because some things are easier said than done.
Music
Ah Nee Mah – Rhythm of the Heart
Chris Spheeris – Those Who Came Before
Duration : 0:8:3
Apache Indian Resistance – Geronimo
December 2nd, 2009 . by AB Kinney
A short explanation of the Apache Native American Indian resistance that happened in the Southwestern United States around the 1860s. There was an active slave trade in the south west that most people are unaware of. The western states were very important in the Civil War for the North. Gold from California and Silver from Nevada helped finance the war against the South. The Indians were in the path of the expanding valuable mineral hunt and settlement. One tribe that fought this expansion were the Apaches. First the Mescalero and then the Chiricahua. The Apache bands were led by Cochise, Victorio, the Chiricahua band was led by famous Geronimo. Geronimo led the most famous Native American resistance and it cost the U.S. government over $40 Million dollars to kill 100 Indians. Geronimo was caught and forced to live in the Southeast where many of the Apaches died. Geronimo died as a captive in 1909 in Oklahoma, far from his mountain home. The speakers are Bob Haozous, a Chiricahua artist and Grace McNeley a Navajo cultural leader.
Duration : 0:5:54
Indian Vision – Chirapaq – Native American – Powerful Pride – Sacred Medicine
November 28th, 2009 . by AB Kinney
Heartpounding Chirpaq by Reencuentros from Indian’s Vision CD and art images of Native American Indians by J.D. Challenger, Kirby Sattler, and other famous fine art works shown in galleries at firstnation.us and sattlerprint.com Images are owned by respective artists are are used for nonprofit, educational purposes. The words of this song is in Quechua which is an ancient language spoken by the Incas and Peruvians of South America. Link to Reencuentros music http://www.reencuentros.de/links.html Untranslated lyrics: Kayna punchau turonero Sapallaypi waqaskani Mana pipas q’awarillaskan Waqallarkani sapay Llakillarkani sapay Q’uyay mamayta Yuyarillaspa Maypillaraq sunquchallay Maypiñaraq ñawiruruy Maytaq cuna Waqaysiwanchu Waqaysiwanchu ñawiy Llakisiwanchu sunquy Tayta mamayta Yuyarillaqtiy Translated in English as best as possible. Yesterday I was crying as nobody saw me I cried lonely and I felt pain when I was remembering my poor mother Where is my heart? where are my eyes? They are already sad with me Don’t cry with me my eyes cry my heart suffers when I’m remembering my parents
Duration : 0:5:48