Song Itinerary Native American Genocide
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Words of Fire, Deeds of Blood
![Words of Fire, Deeds of Blood](img/upl/Chief_Joseph_full.jpg)
Perhaps you think the Creator sent you here
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Contributed by Bernart Bartleby 2014/1/23 - 11:32
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
Corri indiano
Anonymous
Esatto....la scrisse un capo con qualcuno del gruppo. .....isola del gran sasso o madonna del faggio?!?
capo delle puma 2014/1/11 - 18:10
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Ameridianu
![Ameridianu](img/upl/diana-di-l-alba-da-musica-la-vita.jpg)
[2008]
Album: Da musica la vita
Album: Da musica la vita
Muntagne luminose è stese pulverose
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Contributed by adriana 2014/1/11 - 11:39
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Wounded Knee
![Wounded Knee](img/upl/R-5413215-1392735184-8622.jpeg.jpg)
1977
Morning On A Distant Shore
Written by Finbar Furey
Morning On A Distant Shore
Written by Finbar Furey
They came with ease
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Contributed by DonQuijote82 2013/9/16 - 18:56
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Lakota
![Lakota](img/upl/Lakota-Village-Indian.jpg)
[1988]
Scritta da Joni Mitchell e Larry Klein
Nell’album intitolato “Chalk Mark in a Rain Storm”
Scritta da Joni Mitchell e Larry Klein
Nell’album intitolato “Chalk Mark in a Rain Storm”
I am Lakota!
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Contributed by Bernart 2013/8/16 - 23:03
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Noble Indian Chief
![Noble Indian Chief](img/upl/Handful_Peter.jpg)
Noble Indian Chief
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Contributed by anonymous 2013/8/14 - 19:58
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Red Dawn
![Red Dawn](img/upl/reddawn.jpg)
Words: Mark Lane.
Music: Jim Schaffer
1973
COVERED WAGON MUSICIANS: The group came into being in June of 1971, during the escalation of technological warfare by the Air Force, as just one of the voices of GI resistance at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. Two of the GIs against imperialism in the short—and long—one of the civilian organizers, Mark Lane, wrote the first original Wagon song, "Silver Bird" (about the awesome B-52s and the resistance of the GIs who work on them), Since then, hundreds of GIs, both enlisted and commissioned women and men, together with their civilian friends, have shaped the experiences of the Covered Wagon. Our songs have been sung everywhere on the base: in the barracks, on the flight line, in the planes, in the maintenance shops, in the chow hall, off the base at the project, after a collective meal, a newspaper planning meeting, beer blasts, study groups... (Continues)
Music: Jim Schaffer
1973
COVERED WAGON MUSICIANS: The group came into being in June of 1971, during the escalation of technological warfare by the Air Force, as just one of the voices of GI resistance at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. Two of the GIs against imperialism in the short—and long—one of the civilian organizers, Mark Lane, wrote the first original Wagon song, "Silver Bird" (about the awesome B-52s and the resistance of the GIs who work on them), Since then, hundreds of GIs, both enlisted and commissioned women and men, together with their civilian friends, have shaped the experiences of the Covered Wagon. Our songs have been sung everywhere on the base: in the barracks, on the flight line, in the planes, in the maintenance shops, in the chow hall, off the base at the project, after a collective meal, a newspaper planning meeting, beer blasts, study groups... (Continues)
I feel the plains are singing
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Contributed by DoNQuijote82 2013/7/19 - 21:20
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
Lichihuayos
![Lichihuayos](img/upl/0-tupac_amaru.jpg)
[1992]
Album :(Guamary) Tupac Amaru, 500 años
Album :(Guamary) Tupac Amaru, 500 años
Arriero de mil caminos,
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Contributed by adriana 2013/5/24 - 11:38
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
Cochayuyo / Chuccuruma
![Cochayuyo / Chuccuruma](img/upl/0-tupac_amaru.jpg)
[1992]
Album :(Guamary) Tupac Amaru, 500 años
Album :(Guamary) Tupac Amaru, 500 años
No te diré nada,
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Contributed by adriana 2013/5/24 - 11:34
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
Tupac Amaru 500 Años De Resistencia
![Tupac Amaru 500 Años De Resistencia](img/upl/0-tupac_amaru.jpg)
[1992]
Album :(Guamary) Tupac Amaru, 500 años
Album :(Guamary) Tupac Amaru, 500 años
Hoy, cuando se van a cumplir cinco siglos
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Contributed by adriana 2013/5/24 - 11:24
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Sitting Bull
![Sitting Bull](img/upl/ghost_dance.jpg)
[2010]
Lyrics & Music by Forrest Tegtmeier
The Ghost Dance (Caddo: Nanissáanah, also called the Ghost Dance of 1890) was a new religious movement which was incorporated into numerous Native American belief systems. According to the prophet Jack Wilson (Wovoka)'s teachings, proper practice of the dance would reunite the living with the spirits of the dead and bring peace, prosperity, and unity to native peoples throughout the region. The basis for the Ghost Dance, the circle dance, is a traditional ritual which has been used by many Native Americans since prehistoric times, but this new form was first practiced among the Nevada Paiute in 1889. The practice swept throughout much of the Western United States, quickly reaching areas of California and Oklahoma. As the Ghost Dance spread from its original source, Native American tribes synthesized selective aspects of the ritual with their... (Continues)
Lyrics & Music by Forrest Tegtmeier
The Ghost Dance (Caddo: Nanissáanah, also called the Ghost Dance of 1890) was a new religious movement which was incorporated into numerous Native American belief systems. According to the prophet Jack Wilson (Wovoka)'s teachings, proper practice of the dance would reunite the living with the spirits of the dead and bring peace, prosperity, and unity to native peoples throughout the region. The basis for the Ghost Dance, the circle dance, is a traditional ritual which has been used by many Native Americans since prehistoric times, but this new form was first practiced among the Nevada Paiute in 1889. The practice swept throughout much of the Western United States, quickly reaching areas of California and Oklahoma. As the Ghost Dance spread from its original source, Native American tribes synthesized selective aspects of the ritual with their... (Continues)
Darkness flying above me like a crow into the night
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Contributed by giorgio 2013/5/24 - 09:21
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Wounded Knee
![Wounded Knee](img/upl/TherealfoundingfathersChiefJosephSittingBullGeronimoRedCloud.jpg)
[2010]
Lyrics & Music by Alastair Hughes
Album: Who Cares Any More
Lyrics & Music by Alastair Hughes
Album: Who Cares Any More
Take a trip with me to the big country
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Contributed by giorgio 2013/5/23 - 10:37
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Native Americans
![Native Americans](img/upl/Native_Americans_Map.jpg)
[2011]
Lyrics and Music by Frank A. Dicker, Sr.
A Tribute To Native Americans.
Personnel: Frank Dicker, Sr., composer and artist. Jim Dicker, Sr. lead guitar, JR Dicker, drums, Patrick Hughes, Bass and Keyboards and Robin Hughes, vocals and percussion.
Lyrics and Music by Frank A. Dicker, Sr.
A Tribute To Native Americans.
Personnel: Frank Dicker, Sr., composer and artist. Jim Dicker, Sr. lead guitar, JR Dicker, drums, Patrick Hughes, Bass and Keyboards and Robin Hughes, vocals and percussion.
Mothers and Fathers showed them how to pray,
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Contributed by giorgio 2013/5/23 - 09:23
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Fight No More
![Fight No More](img/upl/Chief-Joseph-Nez-Perce-1877.jpg)
[2007]
Album: Year of the Crow
Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt, Hinmatóowyalahtq̓it in Americanist orthography, popularly known as Chief Joseph, or Young Joseph (March 3, 1840 – September 21, 1904), succeeded his father Tuekakas (Chief Joseph the Elder) as the leader of the Wal-lam-wat-kain (Wallowa) band of Nez Percés ('pierced noses'), a Native American tribe indigenous to the Wallowa Valley in northeastern Oregon, in the interior Pacific Northwest region of the United States.
He led his band during the most tumultuous period in their contemporary history when they were forcibly removed from their ancestral lands in the Wallowa Valley by the United States federal government and forced to move northeast, onto the significantly reduced reservation in Lapwai, Idaho Territory. A series of events which culminated in episodes of violence led those Nez Perce who resisted removal including Joseph's... (Continues)
Album: Year of the Crow
Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt, Hinmatóowyalahtq̓it in Americanist orthography, popularly known as Chief Joseph, or Young Joseph (March 3, 1840 – September 21, 1904), succeeded his father Tuekakas (Chief Joseph the Elder) as the leader of the Wal-lam-wat-kain (Wallowa) band of Nez Percés ('pierced noses'), a Native American tribe indigenous to the Wallowa Valley in northeastern Oregon, in the interior Pacific Northwest region of the United States.
He led his band during the most tumultuous period in their contemporary history when they were forcibly removed from their ancestral lands in the Wallowa Valley by the United States federal government and forced to move northeast, onto the significantly reduced reservation in Lapwai, Idaho Territory. A series of events which culminated in episodes of violence led those Nez Perce who resisted removal including Joseph's... (Continues)
On behalf of the resistance
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Contributed by giorgio 2013/5/22 - 16:21
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Anastasio Aquino
![Anastasio Aquino](img/upl/AquinoMural.jpg)
Parole e musica di Paulino Espinoza dei Yolocamba I Ta
Testo trovato sul sito del gruppo salvadoregno.
Come El indio Anastasio Aquino, una canzone sulla rivolta indigena in Salvador nel 1833.
Nel 1824, quando il processo indipendentista in centro America era giunto al suo fulcro, conclusasi la brevissima parentesi del “Primer Imperio Mexicano”, si arrivò alla costituzione della “República Federal de Centro América” comprendente gli attuali territori di Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua e Costa Rica. La nuova entità politica ebbe fin dall’inizio vita difficile (e infatti non durò poi che 15 anni) perché per le necessità di bilancio si imposero nuovi e pesanti tributi sulla proprietà e per quelle della difesa venne reintrodotto l’odioso reclutamento forzato. Come accade in ogni epoca e in ogni angolo del mondo, ad essere colpite maggiormente dalla nuove misure furono... (Continues)
Testo trovato sul sito del gruppo salvadoregno.
Come El indio Anastasio Aquino, una canzone sulla rivolta indigena in Salvador nel 1833.
Nel 1824, quando il processo indipendentista in centro America era giunto al suo fulcro, conclusasi la brevissima parentesi del “Primer Imperio Mexicano”, si arrivò alla costituzione della “República Federal de Centro América” comprendente gli attuali territori di Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua e Costa Rica. La nuova entità politica ebbe fin dall’inizio vita difficile (e infatti non durò poi che 15 anni) perché per le necessità di bilancio si imposero nuovi e pesanti tributi sulla proprietà e per quelle della difesa venne reintrodotto l’odioso reclutamento forzato. Come accade in ogni epoca e in ogni angolo del mondo, ad essere colpite maggiormente dalla nuove misure furono... (Continues)
En mil ochocientos treinta y tres
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Contributed by Bernart 2013/4/29 - 13:01
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Salsipuedes
Parole di Omar Ernesto Michoelsson
Musica di Alan Gomes
Testo trovato su Los Charrúas del Uruguay (dove il brano può anche essere ascoltato)
La città di Tacuarembó, di cui lo storico Ernesto Michoelsson è originario, fu istituita nel 1831 con decreto a firma di don Fructuoso Rivera. Da Tacuarembó passa una delle arterie stradali più importanti del paese, la “Ruta 5, Brigadier General Fructuoso Rivera”… Già, perchè Fructuoso Rivera (1784-1854) è stato il primo presidente costituzionale dell’Uruguay, un pezzo grosso insomma, uno che cominciò la sua sfolgorante carriera combattendo per l’indipendenza al fianco del “padre della patria” José Gervasio Artigas. Ma se lo sfortunato Artigas fu davvero il “Protector de los Pueblos Libres”, avendo in massima considerazione negros, gauchos e, soprattutto, i nativi charrúas tra i quali era cresciuto e si era fatto uomo (ebbe moglie indigena... (Continues)
Musica di Alan Gomes
Testo trovato su Los Charrúas del Uruguay (dove il brano può anche essere ascoltato)
La città di Tacuarembó, di cui lo storico Ernesto Michoelsson è originario, fu istituita nel 1831 con decreto a firma di don Fructuoso Rivera. Da Tacuarembó passa una delle arterie stradali più importanti del paese, la “Ruta 5, Brigadier General Fructuoso Rivera”… Già, perchè Fructuoso Rivera (1784-1854) è stato il primo presidente costituzionale dell’Uruguay, un pezzo grosso insomma, uno che cominciò la sua sfolgorante carriera combattendo per l’indipendenza al fianco del “padre della patria” José Gervasio Artigas. Ma se lo sfortunato Artigas fu davvero il “Protector de los Pueblos Libres”, avendo in massima considerazione negros, gauchos e, soprattutto, i nativi charrúas tra i quali era cresciuto e si era fatto uomo (ebbe moglie indigena... (Continues)
En las puntas del Queguay
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Contributed by Bernart 2013/4/24 - 14:30
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Wounded Knee
![Wounded Knee](img/upl/p.gif)
What colour's in fashion
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Contributed by adriana 2013/4/21 - 13:29
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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1492
![1492](img/upl/columbus_wanted.jpg)
[2008]
Album: Mission Blvd.
Album: Mission Blvd.
A long time ago in the town of Genoa
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Contributed by giorgio 2013/4/17 - 09:31
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Antiguos dueños de flechas (Indio Toba)
![Antiguos dueños de flechas (Indio Toba)](img/upl/napalpi.jpg)
[1972]
Scritta da Félix Luna, detto Falucho (1925-2009, avvocato, storico, scrittore ed artista argentino) e Ariel Ramírez (1921-2010, compositore e pianista argentino)
Dall’album “Cantata Sudamericana”
Testo trovato su Cancioneros.com
I Toba o Qom sono un’etnia nativa del Chaco centrale, Argentina.
Li abbiamo già incontrati in Soy e Mi tierra, entrambe di Lucas Segovia.
Nell’estate del 1924 i Toba furono vittime di uno dei più crudeli e sanguinosi massacri che la storia della sottomissione dei nativi americani ricordi.
Il 19 luglio di quell’anno, nella colonia aborigena di Napalpí, più di 200 nativi Qom e Mocoví furono uccisi dalla polizia del Chaco e dalle guardie private dei proprietari terrieri. Proprio come i Lakota a Wounded Knee nel 1890, anche gli indigeni del Chaco si erano raccolti per partecipare ad una festa religiosa, in un area che oltre tutto essi... (Continues)
Scritta da Félix Luna, detto Falucho (1925-2009, avvocato, storico, scrittore ed artista argentino) e Ariel Ramírez (1921-2010, compositore e pianista argentino)
Dall’album “Cantata Sudamericana”
Testo trovato su Cancioneros.com
I Toba o Qom sono un’etnia nativa del Chaco centrale, Argentina.
Li abbiamo già incontrati in Soy e Mi tierra, entrambe di Lucas Segovia.
Nell’estate del 1924 i Toba furono vittime di uno dei più crudeli e sanguinosi massacri che la storia della sottomissione dei nativi americani ricordi.
Il 19 luglio di quell’anno, nella colonia aborigena di Napalpí, più di 200 nativi Qom e Mocoví furono uccisi dalla polizia del Chaco e dalle guardie private dei proprietari terrieri. Proprio come i Lakota a Wounded Knee nel 1890, anche gli indigeni del Chaco si erano raccolti per partecipare ad una festa religiosa, in un area che oltre tutto essi... (Continues)
Indio toba
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Contributed by Bernart 2013/4/10 - 13:15
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Los indios
![Los indios](img/upl/2620.jpg)
[1979]
Dall’album “Pasaban los cantores”
Dall’album “Pasaban los cantores”
América es el largo camino de los indios.
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Contributed by Bernart 2013/4/10 - 11:13
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Aliento
![Aliento](img/upl/FW04176.jpg)
[2010]
Parole di Cecilia Gauna
Musica di Cecilia Gauna, Mariano Agustín Fernández e Juan Pablo Ferreyra
Dall’abum “Aliento”
Un disco questo interamente dedicato ai popoli nativi argentini, in gran parte sterminati tra la fine dell’800 e l’inizio del secolo successivo.
I due dischi di canti selk’nam editi dalla Folkways, “Selk'nam (Ona) Chants of Tierra del Fuego, Argentina” (1972) e “Selk'nam Chants of Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Vol. 2” (1977)
I Selk’nam (chiamati anche Onas, nella lingua yagán dei nativi tehuelches) erano un popolo nomade di cacciatori-raccoglitori che abitava la Isla Grande della Terra del Fuoco, a sud dello Stretto di Magellano.
I primi contatti con gli occidentali risalgono proprio alla spedizione di Magellano del 1520, ma in seguito furono molto sporadici. Però a partire dagli ultimi decenni dell’800 anche quelle terre inospitali cominciarono... (Continues)
Parole di Cecilia Gauna
Musica di Cecilia Gauna, Mariano Agustín Fernández e Juan Pablo Ferreyra
Dall’abum “Aliento”
Un disco questo interamente dedicato ai popoli nativi argentini, in gran parte sterminati tra la fine dell’800 e l’inizio del secolo successivo.
I due dischi di canti selk’nam editi dalla Folkways, “Selk'nam (Ona) Chants of Tierra del Fuego, Argentina” (1972) e “Selk'nam Chants of Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Vol. 2” (1977)
I Selk’nam (chiamati anche Onas, nella lingua yagán dei nativi tehuelches) erano un popolo nomade di cacciatori-raccoglitori che abitava la Isla Grande della Terra del Fuoco, a sud dello Stretto di Magellano.
I primi contatti con gli occidentali risalgono proprio alla spedizione di Magellano del 1520, ma in seguito furono molto sporadici. Però a partire dagli ultimi decenni dell’800 anche quelle terre inospitali cominciarono... (Continues)
Busca en el agua turbia el pez su alimento.
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Contributed by Bernart 2013/4/4 - 14:23
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Mi tierra
![Mi tierra](img/upl/IMG_6525red1024fb.jpg)
Parole e musica di Lucas Segovia
Dall’album “Melitona, crímenes en sangre”, basato sul libro omonimo di Pedro Solans.
Testo trovato qui.
Un disco tratto interamente da un libro dedicato alla Masacre de Napalpí del 19 luglio 1924, ultimo atto dello sterminio dei nativi del Chaco argentino ad opera dei discendenti dei conquistadores spagnoli.
Il titolo è anche un omaggio a Melitona Enrique (1901-2008), ultima sopravvissuta dei sopravvissuti all’eccidio di Napalpí, una nativa Qom (Toba) morta alla veneranda età di 107 anni. poco prima della sua scomparsa fu a lei che il governo del Chaco chiese ufficialmente scusa per lo sterminio del suo popolo… Ci sono voluti più di 80 anni.
Dall’album “Melitona, crímenes en sangre”, basato sul libro omonimo di Pedro Solans.
Testo trovato qui.
Un disco tratto interamente da un libro dedicato alla Masacre de Napalpí del 19 luglio 1924, ultimo atto dello sterminio dei nativi del Chaco argentino ad opera dei discendenti dei conquistadores spagnoli.
Il titolo è anche un omaggio a Melitona Enrique (1901-2008), ultima sopravvissuta dei sopravvissuti all’eccidio di Napalpí, una nativa Qom (Toba) morta alla veneranda età di 107 anni. poco prima della sua scomparsa fu a lei che il governo del Chaco chiese ufficialmente scusa per lo sterminio del suo popolo… Ci sono voluti più di 80 anni.
En el principio fue el verde: nuestros ojos recorrían la inmensidad vegetal. Todo era nuestro: los árboles, sus frutos, el ágil guasuncho, el vuelo de las aves, el rugir del puma…estaba todo dentro de nuestra piel.
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Contributed by Bernart 2013/4/4 - 11:18
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
Soy
![Soy](img/upl/Tobas_en_el_Pilcomayo_1892.jpg)
Parole e musica di Lucas Segovia
Testo trovato su Corrientes Chamamé
Un “chamamé” – tipico genere musicale “litoraleño” argentino – del Corrientes offerto da un giovane artista di Buenos Aires che ha consacrato la sua opera alla complessa e sanguinosa storia del Gran Chaco, la vasta regione storica che si estende tra il Norte Grande argentino, Bolivia, Brasile e Paraguay, compresa tra i fiumi Paraguay e Paraná e l’Altiplano andino.
In questa canzone c’è un riferimento allo sterminio dei nativi Qom o Toba, un’etnia di cacciatori-raccoglitori seminomadi che, dopo l’arrivo degli spagnoli, imparato come pochi altri l’uso del cavallo, opposero una fiera resistenza ai colonizzatori fino alle campagne anti-indigene della seconda metà del’800 (si veda La Conquista del Desierto) e al massacro di Napalpí del 1924, quando più di 200 nativi Qom e Mocoví furono uccisi dalla polizia del... (Continues)
Testo trovato su Corrientes Chamamé
Un “chamamé” – tipico genere musicale “litoraleño” argentino – del Corrientes offerto da un giovane artista di Buenos Aires che ha consacrato la sua opera alla complessa e sanguinosa storia del Gran Chaco, la vasta regione storica che si estende tra il Norte Grande argentino, Bolivia, Brasile e Paraguay, compresa tra i fiumi Paraguay e Paraná e l’Altiplano andino.
In questa canzone c’è un riferimento allo sterminio dei nativi Qom o Toba, un’etnia di cacciatori-raccoglitori seminomadi che, dopo l’arrivo degli spagnoli, imparato come pochi altri l’uso del cavallo, opposero una fiera resistenza ai colonizzatori fino alle campagne anti-indigene della seconda metà del’800 (si veda La Conquista del Desierto) e al massacro di Napalpí del 1924, quando più di 200 nativi Qom e Mocoví furono uccisi dalla polizia del... (Continues)
Soy el guitarrero,
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Contributed by Bernart 2013/4/4 - 09:05
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Ahonikenk
![Ahonikenk](img/upl/7391884.jpg)
[1977]
Album :Patagonia mision posible
AHONIKEN (gente del sur) (kaani)
Album :Patagonia mision posible
AHONIKEN (gente del sur) (kaani)
I
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Contributed by adriana 2013/3/29 - 13:50
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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India madre
![India madre](img/upl/a076-1519-spaanse-honden2.jpg)
[1967]
Scritta da Eduardo Falú e Cesar Perdiguero
Nell’album “Tonada del viejo amor”
Interpretata anche da Jorge Cafrune. Che grande chitarrista, che grande cantante! Guardatevi il video…
“Madre india, i flauti andini ti piangono. Tu che fosti principessa prigioniera nel tempio del sole, amata dall’Inca che una notte cantò per te. Poi brillarono le lame delle spade e prima di morire lasciasti sulla terra figli del sole dalla pelle bruna…”
Scritta da Eduardo Falú e Cesar Perdiguero
Nell’album “Tonada del viejo amor”
Interpretata anche da Jorge Cafrune. Che grande chitarrista, che grande cantante! Guardatevi il video…
“Madre india, i flauti andini ti piangono. Tu che fosti principessa prigioniera nel tempio del sole, amata dall’Inca che una notte cantò per te. Poi brillarono le lame delle spade e prima di morire lasciasti sulla terra figli del sole dalla pelle bruna…”
India madre,
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(Continues)
Contributed by Dead End 2013/3/21 - 13:48
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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L'Indien
![L'Indien](img/upl/becaud_indien.jpg)
L'Indien
Chanson française – Gilbert Bécaud – 1973
Paroles: Maurice Vidalin, musique: Gilbert Bécaud
Ah, Lucien l'âne mon ami, te souvient-il de Gilbert Bécaud, un chanteur grand public, qui charma nos mères et nos grand-mères au début de la deuxième moitié du siècle dernier. Il fut un temps, c'était le bel âge de la radio, les débuts tonitruants de la télévision et du microsillon, où ce Bécaud-là se glissait dans tous les interstices, dans toutes les oreilles. Son répertoire lui valait, comme tu t'en souviens, un succès monstrueux auprès des midinettes, juste avant que ne déboule le rock... Il garda son public, mais fut abandonné à son sort par les jeunes générations montantes. Bref, il avait fait son temps...
Je me souviens bien de tout cela, dit Lucien l'âne en roulant des épaules pour montrer le sérieux de son affirmation. Je m'en souviens très exactement car j'ai une mémoire d'âne... (Continues)
Chanson française – Gilbert Bécaud – 1973
Paroles: Maurice Vidalin, musique: Gilbert Bécaud
Ah, Lucien l'âne mon ami, te souvient-il de Gilbert Bécaud, un chanteur grand public, qui charma nos mères et nos grand-mères au début de la deuxième moitié du siècle dernier. Il fut un temps, c'était le bel âge de la radio, les débuts tonitruants de la télévision et du microsillon, où ce Bécaud-là se glissait dans tous les interstices, dans toutes les oreilles. Son répertoire lui valait, comme tu t'en souviens, un succès monstrueux auprès des midinettes, juste avant que ne déboule le rock... Il garda son public, mais fut abandonné à son sort par les jeunes générations montantes. Bref, il avait fait son temps...
Je me souviens bien de tout cela, dit Lucien l'âne en roulant des épaules pour montrer le sérieux de son affirmation. Je m'en souviens très exactement car j'ai une mémoire d'âne... (Continues)
Le premier grand chef de ma tribu
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Marco Valdo M.I. 2013/1/4 - 18:37
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Crazy Life
![Crazy Life](img/upl/freedompeltier.jpg)
[1997]
Lyrics & Music by Glen Phillips
Album: Coil
The story of Leonard Peltier as described in the book "In the Spirit of Crazy Horse" was the inspiration for the Toad song Crazy Life. There are many disagreements and strong feelings on all sides about the shootout at Jumping Bull Ranch on June 6, 1975.
Leonard Peltier is an imprisoned Native American considered by Amnesty International, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, National Congress of American Indians, the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Rev. Jesse Jackson, among many others, to be a political prisoner who should be immediately released.
Leonard Peltier was convicted for the deaths of two FBI agents who died during a 1975 shoot-out on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Leonard Peltier has been in prison for over 29 years.
The Wounded Knee occupation of 1973... (Continues)
Lyrics & Music by Glen Phillips
Album: Coil
The story of Leonard Peltier as described in the book "In the Spirit of Crazy Horse" was the inspiration for the Toad song Crazy Life. There are many disagreements and strong feelings on all sides about the shootout at Jumping Bull Ranch on June 6, 1975.
Leonard Peltier is an imprisoned Native American considered by Amnesty International, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, National Congress of American Indians, the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Rev. Jesse Jackson, among many others, to be a political prisoner who should be immediately released.
Leonard Peltier was convicted for the deaths of two FBI agents who died during a 1975 shoot-out on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Leonard Peltier has been in prison for over 29 years.
The Wounded Knee occupation of 1973... (Continues)
Anyway now, it don't seem right
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/10/27 - 15:37
Song Itineraries:
From World Jails, Native American Genocide
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Banner Year
![Banner Year](img/upl/4328630277_e2b986c105.jpg)
[1997]
Album: Our Newest Album Ever!
In the spring of 1864 the Cheyenne and Arapaho were ready for peace. They met with US Officers, Evans and Chivington, at Camp Weld outside of Denver. No treaties were signed. The Indians were offered a sanctuary at Fort Lyon. Black Kettle and over 500 Cheyenne and Arapaho travelled south to set up camp on Sand Creek, near Eads, the town later built on top of the massacre site. Some dissenters headed north to join the Sioux.
General Samuel Curtis sent a telegram, "I want no peace till the Indians suffer more". 700 Cavalry volunteers called "100 Dazers", assembled in Denver. The camps of Chief Black Kettle, White Antelope, Left Hand and others, lay in the valley before them. Chivington, with mostly drunken troops, headed to Sand Creek with 4 Howitzers.
Black Kettle raised both flags of peace. Chivington raised his arm for attack. Cannon and rifles pounded... (Continues)
Album: Our Newest Album Ever!
In the spring of 1864 the Cheyenne and Arapaho were ready for peace. They met with US Officers, Evans and Chivington, at Camp Weld outside of Denver. No treaties were signed. The Indians were offered a sanctuary at Fort Lyon. Black Kettle and over 500 Cheyenne and Arapaho travelled south to set up camp on Sand Creek, near Eads, the town later built on top of the massacre site. Some dissenters headed north to join the Sioux.
General Samuel Curtis sent a telegram, "I want no peace till the Indians suffer more". 700 Cavalry volunteers called "100 Dazers", assembled in Denver. The camps of Chief Black Kettle, White Antelope, Left Hand and others, lay in the valley before them. Chivington, with mostly drunken troops, headed to Sand Creek with 4 Howitzers.
Black Kettle raised both flags of peace. Chivington raised his arm for attack. Cannon and rifles pounded... (Continues)
A banner year 1864, don't want the Redman anymore,
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/10/17 - 08:10
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Massacred and Dismembered Culture
![Massacred and Dismembered Culture](img/upl/Ball_players.jpg)
[1987]
Album: Millions of Damn Christians - This Blood's for You
Personnel: Dave "Knucklehead" Dictor, Bill Wapepah, Dennis Banks (vocals); Paul Davis , Paul Davis , Gordon Fraser (guitar); Darren Hardcome (mandolin, background vocals); Ron Charles (synthesizer); Dan Sullivan (vibraphone); Al Schvitz (drums); Rock Hudson's Ghost, Sprocket, H.G. Lewis, Cammie, A. Sandinista, Joe (background vocals).
Album: Millions of Damn Christians - This Blood's for You
Personnel: Dave "Knucklehead" Dictor, Bill Wapepah, Dennis Banks (vocals); Paul Davis , Paul Davis , Gordon Fraser (guitar); Darren Hardcome (mandolin, background vocals); Ron Charles (synthesizer); Dan Sullivan (vibraphone); Al Schvitz (drums); Rock Hudson's Ghost, Sprocket, H.G. Lewis, Cammie, A. Sandinista, Joe (background vocals).
I see spirits rising from war's sad remains
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/10/15 - 09:36
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Spirit Horse of the Cherokee
![Spirit Horse of the Cherokee](img/upl/3118280767_994e974e9a.jpg)
[Spoken, whispered:]
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/10/8 - 16:49
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Pow Wow
![Pow Wow](img/upl/columbus_1772950b.jpg)
[1983]
Lyrics & Music by Lewis Allan Reed
Album: Legendary Hearts
Lyrics & Music by Lewis Allan Reed
Album: Legendary Hearts
Christopher Columbus discovered America
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/10/7 - 10:15
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Battle at Little Big Horn
![Battle at Little Big Horn](img/upl/494209039_3b78a3a666_z.jpg)
[2008]
Album: Return of The Pride
Album: Return of The Pride
He was made for battle
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/10/4 - 14:35
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Bury My Heart
![Bury My Heart](img/upl/402561.1020.A.jpg)
[1990]
Album: Dirty Surfaces
“I shall not rest quiet in Montparnasse.
I shall not lie easy at Winchelsea.
You may bury my body in Sussex grass,
You may bury my tongue at Champmedy.
I shall not be there. I shall rise and pass.
Bury my heart at Wounded Knee”
(Stephen Vincent Benét)
Album: Dirty Surfaces
“I shall not rest quiet in Montparnasse.
I shall not lie easy at Winchelsea.
You may bury my body in Sussex grass,
You may bury my tongue at Champmedy.
I shall not be there. I shall rise and pass.
Bury my heart at Wounded Knee”
(Stephen Vincent Benét)
When the day is done I'm walking down the docks
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/10/4 - 13:25
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Ombre rosse (canto per il popolo rosso)
Registrato presso Area Sismica, Forlì 2002
Ombre rosse invisibili
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by DonQuijote82 2012/9/27 - 09:58
Song Itineraries:
Death penalty: murder by the power, Native American Genocide
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Tatanka Yotanka
[2008]
Music by Olgostin
Album: The Story of History
« If we must die, we die defending our rights » Tȟatȟaŋka Yotȟaŋka said.
Born in present-day South Dakota, Tȟatȟaŋka Iyotȟaŋka (Sitting Bull) became a political, military and spiritual leader of the Sioux tribe. As a young warrior and later chief of the northern Sioux, he advocated firm resistance to white encroachment and settlement. Accustomed to a nomadic life of hunting, the Sioux fought attempts to force them onto cramped reservations. In 1868, Sitting Bull made peace with the U.S. Army in exchange for a sizable reservation free of white settlers. In the mid-1870s, however, an influx of gold prospectors and railroad crews outraged the Sioux, who left the reservation and joined with the Cheyenne and Arapaho in a renewed campaign of resistance.
In the summer of 1876, the U.S. Army's 7th Cavalry under Custer tracked down and attacked... (Continues)
Music by Olgostin
Album: The Story of History
« If we must die, we die defending our rights » Tȟatȟaŋka Yotȟaŋka said.
Born in present-day South Dakota, Tȟatȟaŋka Iyotȟaŋka (Sitting Bull) became a political, military and spiritual leader of the Sioux tribe. As a young warrior and later chief of the northern Sioux, he advocated firm resistance to white encroachment and settlement. Accustomed to a nomadic life of hunting, the Sioux fought attempts to force them onto cramped reservations. In 1868, Sitting Bull made peace with the U.S. Army in exchange for a sizable reservation free of white settlers. In the mid-1870s, however, an influx of gold prospectors and railroad crews outraged the Sioux, who left the reservation and joined with the Cheyenne and Arapaho in a renewed campaign of resistance.
In the summer of 1876, the U.S. Army's 7th Cavalry under Custer tracked down and attacked... (Continues)
[Instrumental]
Contributed by giorgio 2012/9/25 - 08:35
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Black Elk Speaks
![Black Elk Speaks](img/upl/davebooklet.jpg)
[2009]
Music (for cello) by David Huebner
Album: David Huebner (A Solo Folk 'n cello experiment)
Music (for cello) by David Huebner
Album: David Huebner (A Solo Folk 'n cello experiment)
My friends I'll tell you the story
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/9/23 - 21:15
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Ballad of Sitting Bull
![Ballad of Sitting Bull](img/thumb/c14673_130x140.jpeg?1347833766)
Nota
(1) A tal proposito mi limito a riportare le dichiarazioni rilasciate dallo stesso Custer, che considero le più azzeccate e lucide che l'intrepido-dissennato fantoccio del potere poté mai pronunciare, quando nel 1867 (è un caso?) fu sospeso dal comando e dalla paga.
A chi gli chiedeva perché mai il "problema indiano" era di così difficile soluzione, egli rispondeva: « Perché lo zio Sam con una mano – l'Indian Bureau – dà armi agli indiani e con l'altra – l'esercito – li combatte. Se si potesse togliere di mezzo l'Indian Bureau non ci sarebbero più problemi ». Se basta questo perché non tolgono di mezzo l'Indian Bureau? – gli fu chiesto. « Perché fornitori e agenti, che si arricchiscono derubando gli indiani, non lo permettono. Poi, quando gli indiani, stufi di essere derubati insorgono, fanno intervenire noi militari. Allora i ladri ci chiamano macellai ».
« Condotta assurda?... (Continues)
(1) A tal proposito mi limito a riportare le dichiarazioni rilasciate dallo stesso Custer, che considero le più azzeccate e lucide che l'intrepido-dissennato fantoccio del potere poté mai pronunciare, quando nel 1867 (è un caso?) fu sospeso dal comando e dalla paga.
A chi gli chiedeva perché mai il "problema indiano" era di così difficile soluzione, egli rispondeva: « Perché lo zio Sam con una mano – l'Indian Bureau – dà armi agli indiani e con l'altra – l'esercito – li combatte. Se si potesse togliere di mezzo l'Indian Bureau non ci sarebbero più problemi ». Se basta questo perché non tolgono di mezzo l'Indian Bureau? – gli fu chiesto. « Perché fornitori e agenti, che si arricchiscono derubando gli indiani, non lo permettono. Poi, quando gli indiani, stufi di essere derubati insorgono, fanno intervenire noi militari. Allora i ladri ci chiamano macellai ».
« Condotta assurda?... (Continues)
giorgio 2012/9/23 - 14:15
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No More Ghost Dance
![No More Ghost Dance](img/upl/1315971247_The_Music_Den.jpg)
[2010]
Lyrics & Music by Dennis Temby
Lyrics & Music by Dennis Temby
From the day that Custer and his men met their fate
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2012/9/23 - 09:50
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Listen to the Children
![Listen to the Children](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Should you go out today, to reservation land
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:44
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Three Chiefs
![Three Chiefs](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
In a 4 by room at Pine Ridge, on a cold December day
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:42
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Walking Through the Prayers
![Walking Through the Prayers](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Blackbirds flying, through the darkness
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:40
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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So You Want to Be an Indian
![So You Want to Be an Indian](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
So you want to be an Indian, an original American
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:37
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Casino
![Casino](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
They built a casino, out under the stars
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:35
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Broken Promise Land
![Broken Promise Land](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Well an eagle flew high above Red Shirt Table
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:33
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Big Foot
![Big Foot](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Big Foot was an Indian chief
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:31
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Old Man's Vision
![Old Man's Vision](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
There was an esteemed Lakota elder
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:27
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Trip to Little Big Horn
![Trip to Little Big Horn](img/upl/29226682encodingjpgsize300fallbackdefaultImage.jpg)
[2005]
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
Album: Badlands - Ballads of the Lakota
I went to Little Big Horn, not a single word was said
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2012/9/22 - 11:22
Song Itineraries:
Native American Genocide
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Parole di Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt, meglio conosciuto come Capo Giuseppe, o Giuseppe Il Giovane (1840–1904), capo della tribù Wal-lam-wat-kain (Wallowa) del popolo nativo dei Niimíipu (Nez Perce), originariamente abitanti nel nord-est dell’attuale Oregon.
Adattamento e musica di Robbie Robertson, dal disco “Music For the Native Americans” del 1994, con il gruppo The Red Road Ensemble.
Uno dei tanti, coraggiosi discorsi pronunciati da Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt, prima e dopo l’incredibile e sfortunata impresa del 1877 quando, dopo aver rifiutato la deportazione in Idaho ma al tempo stesso di scontrarsi con i bianchi, condusse la sua tribù in un’epica fuga verso il Canada, nel tentativo di raggiungere i Sioux di Tȟatȟáŋka Íyotake (Toro Seduto) che lì erano sconfinati qualche tempo prima. Braccati dall’esercito, i Niimíipu, militarmente organizzati da guerrieri come Toohoolhoolzote e... (Continues)