Camai '97 Behind the Mask; Cama-i Dance Festival

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . up and down with the beat of the drum. So it goes up and down like this. And I think that the tradition is that when they dance with certain bird or animal in the center of the long walk, they would be abundant in the time to come. So hopefully maybe there's a lot of birds this summer spring, it'll be because of we paint on it to the black branch. The ladies front of the drummer, the defendant,

leaving in front of the drummer, and now in the generally, usually an elder will take the end of the roll. It's the beating of the drum. It's the moose of the drum. You know, this is interesting. I've never had a tangle like this before. I usually sit on the floor, I try to balance everything. So it's really interesting. I feel like I'm walking next. You're like, feel it, pull it. No, not at the point. No. No. No.

No. No. No.