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Joe Tohonnie Jr. & Apache Crown Dancers | Navajo Nation Fair (Live)

Witness the raw, spiritual power of the Apache Crown Dance (Gaan Dance) in this rare, full-length performance. This unedited footage features two-time Grammy nominee Joe Tohonnie Jr. and the White Mountain Apache Crown Dancers performing at the Navajo Nation Fair in Window Rock, Arizona. 🔴 CONFUSED BY THE MASKS? If you want to know the deep history, why they paint "lightning" on their bodies, and the secret meaning of the "Clown," watch our full EXPLAINED video here:    • "Scary" Grand Canyon Dance? The TRUTH Abou...   About This Ceremony: You are listening to the "Dishchii'bikoh" style of the White Mountain Apache. This is not just a dance; it is a healing ceremony. The dancers embody the Gaan (Mountain Spirits) to drive away illness and evil. 👂Listen for: The low humming sound of the bullroarer (the wood on a string), representing the voice of the wind spirits. 👀Look for: The "Tablitas" (wooden headdresses) and the jingling bells that mimic the sound of falling rain in the high desert. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔴BINGE-WATCH MORE AMERICAN ADVENTURES 🌲 Epic National & State Parks:    • Exploring America's National Parks & Histo...   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ❗ SUBSCRIBE & BECOME A CO-PILOT❗    / @americantravelfun   👇 PLAN YOUR GRAND CANYON ADVENTURE 👇 If you want to see Native American heritage events like this in person, the Grand Canyon is the place to be. We have built the ultimate free guides to help you plan your trip! 1. FIRST TIME VISITING? START HERE! Don't get overwhelmed by permits and fees. Our all-season guide covers everything you need to know before you go. 📖 Read the Guide: https://www.americantravel.fun/grand-... 2. VISITING THE SOUTH RIM? (Most Popular) Find the best viewpoints, shuttle secrets, and hiking trails on the famous South Rim. We tell you exactly where to eat and sleep! 📖 Read the Guide: https://www.americantravel.fun/grand-... 3. WANT TO ESCAPE THE CROWDS? (North Rim) The North Rim is the quiet, "wild" side of the canyon. Discover scenic drives and hidden lodges away from the tourists. 📖 Read the Guide: https://www.americantravel.fun/grand-... 4. ✈️ MORE FREE TRAVEL TOOLS: For more no-BS travel advice, blog posts, and tools, check out our main site: https://www.americantravel.fun // ABOUT THIS CHANNEL American Travel Fun is for people who believe the best stories are found on the open road. We're your no-BS guide to USA travel, skipping the tourist traps for the real deal. Whether we're exploring the breathtaking beauty of National Parks, diving deep into Native American history and culture, uncovering haunted legends, or giving brutally honest reviews of theme parks and roadside attractions, our mission is to bring you the authentic American experience. This isn't just a travel vlog; it's your ultimate resource for planning unforgettable adventures. // LET'S CONNECT & SUPPORT THE CHANNEL 🗺️ Website & In-Depth Travel Guides: https://www.AmericanTravel.fun 📧 Join the ATF Insider for Exclusive Tips: https://www.americantravel.fun/atf-ne... 👕 Shop the Official ATF Merch: https://www.americantravel.fun/shop-a... // DISCLAIMER Some of the links in this description may be affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It's one of the best ways to support the channel and keep the adventures coming! Thanks for watching, and we'll see you on the next one! Video Credits & Attribution: Footage: "Joe Tohonnie Jr & Apache Crowndancers - Navajo Nation Fair" Source: Wikimedia Commons / NavajoPeople.org License: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (CC BY 3.0) Link to License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... #AmericanTravel #USATravel #TravelGuide #ApacheCrownDance #JoeTohonnieJr #nativeamerican #grandcanyon #GaanDance #healingmusic #WhiteMountainApache #NavajoNationFair #indigenousculture