Huisache Creek Singers - Page 3

EagleBoy · 11-19-2007, 11:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul G

Huisache Creek Singers
McAllen, Texas

Singers
Robert Soto
Ruben Soto
Rachel Soto
Victoria Soto
Al Soto
Randall Soto
Violet Soto
Homer Hinojosa III
Chris Hinojosa
Phillip Batres
Mando Lucio
Carrie Felps
Jodi Trevizo
Jacob Trevizo

Profile
The Huisache (pronounced wee sach) Creek Singers is a family drum. We are a Southern Style Lipan Apache Drum that originated in 1971. The songs that we sing are written primarily by Robert Soto and some by Ruben Soto. The songs are inter-tribal songs written in our native Lipan Apache Language. We have been blessed with the opportunities to be host d rum at various pow wows in the deep South Texas Region. Our drum consists of the Soto Family who are Lipan Apache; Carrie Felps - Blackfeet; Homer & Chris Hinojosa - Mescalero Apache, Blackfoot, Cherokee; Phillip Batres - Kikapoo/Lipan Apache; and Mando Lucio - Apache. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to share our songs with you.

Round 1 Songs
Intertribal 1
Intertribal 2
Intertribal 3

Round 2 Song
Veteran Song

Round 3 Song
Fancy Feather or Fancy Shawl Contest Song

Round 4 Song
Crow Hop or Trot

Round 5 Song
Sneak Up or Ruffle

Round 6 Song
Trick Song

Paul G · 11-22-2007, 08:59 PM

Vote in Round 6
Pow Wow Idol - Round 6 Voting

alma cruz · 12-10-2007, 01:30 PM

: YOu ALL ARE AWSOME, AND YOU ALL HAVE MY VOTE,
ALMA CRUZ,
MY DAUGHTER CYNTHIA CRUZ DOES NOT HAVE A COMPUTER LIVES AT MY RESIDENCE AND SHE GIVES HER VOTE,
BENIGNO CRUZ MY HUSBAND GIVES HIS VOTE,
BENIGNO CRUZ JR. AUSTIN TEXAS GIVES HIS VOTE
DAVID DANIEL CRUZ, MY RESIDENCE GIVES HIS VOTE
LUDIVINA LONGORIA LA GRULLA TEXAS GIVES HER VOTE, jESUS LONGORIA HAS NO COMPUTER GIVES HIS VOTE
JAVIER LONGORIA GIVES HIS VOTE,
JACOBO LONGORIA GIVES HIS VOTE
LETICIA LONGORIA GIVES HER VOTE
LUCILA LONGORIA GIVES HER VOTE
JAIME LONGORIA GIVES HIS VOTE
DAGOBERTO LONGORIA GIVES HIS VOTE
MIGUEL GUZMAN JR. GIVES HIS VOTE
ZULEMA GUZMAN SOLIS GIVES HER VOTE
HERALIO GUZMAN GIVES HIS VOTE
MODESTA SOLIS GUZMAN GIVES HER VOTE
NOELIA HERNANDEZ GUZMAN GIVES HER VOTE
JOSE MARIA HERNANEZ GIVES HIS VOTE
JOSE MARIA HERNANDEZ JR. GIVES HIS VOTE
DINA MAY HERNANDEZ GUZMAN GIVES HER VOTE
ROSIE BALLI LONGORIA GIVES HER VOTE
ALFREDO BALLI GIVES HIS VOTE
CHESERE JOSEPH CRUZ GIVES HIS VOTE
SETH MATIAS CRUZ GIVES HIS VOTE
ALYSSA CRUZ GIVES HER VOTE
CHRISTY CRUZ GIVES HER VOTE
GABRIEL CRUZ GIVES HIS VOTE
ASHENTE CRUZ GIVES HER VOTE
JOHN FERNANDEZ JR GIVES HIS VOTE
TOMASA GUZMAN MICHEALS GIVES HER VOTE
MECEDEZ GUZMAN GIVES HER VOTE
CELIA GONZALES GUZMAN GIVES HER VOTE
MARCO ANTONIO GONZALES GIVES HIS VOTE
HECTOR GONZALEZ GIVES HIS VOTE
JUAN MIGUEL GONZALES GIVES HIS VOTE
FERNANDO LUIS GONZALES GIVES HIS VOTE
JOANNA GUZMAN GARZA GIVES HER VOTE
ALL OF THE ABOVE LIVE IN POVERTY AND HAVE NO COMPUTER, AND HAVE ASKED ME TO PLEASE VOTE TO SUPPORT ROBERT SOTO AND HIS GROUP.
THIER EMAIL WILL BE LIKE MINE,
benigno.cruz@sbcglobal.net
God Bless you all and the spirit of God is with you all,
Alma Rosa Guzman de Cruz

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul G

Huisache Creek Singers
McAllen, Texas

Singers
Robert Soto
Ruben Soto
Rachel Soto
Victoria Soto
Al Soto
Randall Soto
Violet Soto
Homer Hinojosa III
Chris Hinojosa
Phillip Batres
Mando Lucio
Carrie Felps
Jodi Trevizo
Jacob Trevizo

Profile
The Huisache (pronounced wee sach) Creek Singers is a family drum. We are a Southern Style Lipan Apache Drum that originated in 1971. The songs that we sing are written primarily by Robert Soto and some by Ruben Soto. The songs are inter-tribal songs written in our native Lipan Apache Language. We have been blessed with the opportunities to be host d rum at various pow wows in the deep South Texas Region. Our drum consists of the Soto Family who are Lipan Apache; Carrie Felps - Blackfeet; Homer & Chris Hinojosa - Mescalero Apache, Blackfoot, Cherokee; Phillip Batres - Kikapoo/Lipan Apache; and Mando Lucio - Apache. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to share our songs with you.

Round 1 Songs
Intertribal 1
Intertribal 2
Intertribal 3

Round 2 Song
Veteran Song

Round 3 Song
Fancy Feather or Fancy Shawl Contest Song

Round 4 Song
Crow Hop or Trot

Round 5 Song
Sneak Up or Ruffle

Round 6 Song
Trick Song

Round 7 Song
Singer's Choice

Paul G · 12-10-2007, 04:50 PM

Vote Now!
Pow Wow Idol - Round 7 Voting

Paul G · 01-07-2008, 11:25 AM

Vote now in Round 8.

Pow Wow Idol - Round 8 Voting

Ree · 01-07-2008, 09:02 PM

It be good to hear the story behind this flag song. Whose is it, Who made it, Whats the story behind it and the translation.

suthernwaterbird · 01-27-2008, 10:31 AM

Man what freakin tribe are yous guys? Cherokee or what? These songs are getting out of control. There is NOTHING sacred or CEREMONIAL about their songs...they're just wack. Sounds like the make stuff up and pretend its tradition. I wouldn't have even let them in the contest. And I'm sure they can't hang with the other Red Earth Host drums.

cconn9c · 01-27-2008, 02:56 PM

you guy need to re-think your startegy cuz this is gettin to out of hand. if you play thses wild song at red earth, your drum will more that likely end up on I-40 waiting for the next semi truck to come by to take it back to texas.

alma cruz · 01-28-2008, 12:06 AM

As a Lipan Apache, we are very traditional, the Huisache Creek group has made it this far, we are no longer in the woodworks, we are real and we are many, just like your area, we are of a proud people, and proud that the generational insperation of the drums and singer have the spirit, remember, each tribe has their traditions, depending of the region, we are of the South Texas, as we are very blessed that father God has given us guidence to see this Group come so far ahead, only says that the tradition has been very strong among our people and we are finally a great Lipan Apache with many trades, languages and very sacred traditions.
Ac

alma cruz · 01-28-2008, 12:22 AM

YOu all are great, you have my vote and my family vote submited on round 7, please add them to this vote round 8, we are very proud of all the group, blessing to each of you and God Bless
Alma Cruz and family

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul G

Huisache Creek Singers
McAllen, Texas

Singers
Robert Soto
Ruben Soto
Rachel Soto
Victoria Soto
Al Soto
Randall Soto
Violet Soto
Homer Hinojosa III
Chris Hinojosa
Phillip Batres
Mando Lucio
Carrie Felps
Jodi Trevizo
Jacob Trevizo

Profile
The Huisache (pronounced wee sach) Creek Singers is a family drum. We are a Southern Style Lipan Apache Drum that originated in 1971. The songs that we sing are written primarily by Robert Soto and some by Ruben Soto. The songs are inter-tribal songs written in our native Lipan Apache Language. We have been blessed with the opportunities to be host d rum at various pow wows in the deep South Texas Region. Our drum consists of the Soto Family who are Lipan Apache; Carrie Felps - Blackfeet; Homer & Chris Hinojosa - Mescalero Apache, Blackfoot, Cherokee; Phillip Batres - Kikapoo/Lipan Apache; and Mando Lucio - Apache. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to share our songs with you.

Round 1 Songs
Intertribal 1
Intertribal 2
Intertribal 3

Round 2 Song
Veteran Song

Round 3 Song
Fancy Feather or Fancy Shawl Contest Song

Round 4 Song
Crow Hop or Trot

Round 5 Song
Sneak Up or Ruffle

Round 6 Song
Trick Song

Round 7 Song
Singer's Choice

Round 8 Song
Flag Song

suthernwaterbird · 01-28-2008, 10:59 PM

Buh...Ya right. Sounds a little fishy to me. Think you kind of gettin tha big head there fellerz....which you have no reason to. That reply just made your crew look even worse. I think the honorable thing would be to disqualify yourselves.

SheTurtle · 01-29-2008, 11:03 AM

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Buh...Ya right. Sounds a little fishy to me. Think you kind of gettin tha big head there fellerz....which you have no reason to. That reply just made your crew look even worse. I think the honorable thing would be to disqualify yourselves.

I'm not sure what your problem is.

As a Lipan, I find your remarks to be out of line. This drum has their own sound which may be different from what you are used to, but that doesn't make their entry into this contest any less valid than any other drum entered here. If you don't like it, fine. Many others, myself included, have been rooting for the home team. Nothing wrong with that...

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01-27-2008, 10:31 AM	#47 (permalink)
suthernwaterbird nobody Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: atl, ga Posts: 973	Man what freakin tribe are yous guys? Cherokee or what? These songs are getting out of control. There is NOTHING sacred or CEREMONIAL about their songs...they're just wack. Sounds like the make stuff up and pretend its tradition. I wouldn't have even let them in the contest. And I'm sure they can't hang with the other Red Earth Host drums. __________________ WhY yOu AsK? bEcUz We CaN!

01-28-2008, 10:59 PM	#51 (permalink)
suthernwaterbird nobody Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: atl, ga Posts: 973	Buh...Ya right. Sounds a little fishy to me. Think you kind of gettin tha big head there fellerz....which you have no reason to. That reply just made your crew look even worse. I think the honorable thing would be to disqualify yourselves. __________________ WhY yOu AsK? bEcUz We CaN!

01-07-2008, 09:02 PM	#46 (permalink)
Ree Pow Wow Visitor Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 20	It be good to hear the story behind this flag song. Whose is it, Who made it, Whats the story behind it and the translation.

01-27-2008, 02:56 PM	#48 (permalink)
cconn9c Pow Wow Visitor Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 20	you guy need to re-think your startegy cuz this is gettin to out of hand. if you play thses wild song at red earth, your drum will more that likely end up on I-40 waiting for the next semi truck to come by to take it back to texas.

01-28-2008, 12:06 AM	#49 (permalink)
alma cruz Pow Wow Visitor Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Spring Texas Posts: 15	As a Lipan Apache, we are very traditional, the Huisache Creek group has made it this far, we are no longer in the woodworks, we are real and we are many, just like your area, we are of a proud people, and proud that the generational insperation of the drums and singer have the spirit, remember, each tribe has their traditions, depending of the region, we are of the South Texas, as we are very blessed that father God has given us guidence to see this Group come so far ahead, only says that the tradition has been very strong among our people and we are finally a great Lipan Apache with many trades, languages and very sacred traditions. Ac