One round of Intertribals after Grand Entry | Pechanga Pow wow 2026

Ya’at’éeh! Aaron Tsosie here, the person behind the camera! Welcome to Sunday at the Pechanga Pow Wow, featuring the Intertribal Songs. After Grand Entry, the pow wow visits each drum for one intertribal song, welcoming everyone into the circle before contest dancing begins for the day. These moments are about togetherness—dancers, families, and visitors all sharing the floor. I always make it a point to introduce each drum to our online community. The drum groups are the heartbeat of the pow wow, and every one of them plays a vital role throughout the weekend. Out of respect, I only film drums during intertribal songs, not during their original or contest songs. Visiting drums featured in this video (in order of appearance): Southern Cree Meskwaki Nation Omaha Whitetail Wild Rose Leading Arrow Ho-Chunk Station Eyabay Sizzortail Thank you to all the singers, dancers, and families who make moments like these possible. I hope this gives viewers a sense of what it feels like to be in the arena on a Sunday afternoon at Pechanga. Please come hang out next year! See my full videos for the reviews! Ahe’hee’ for watching, and I’ll see you in the next one! 📢 Support My Work 🎯 Help me keep documenting Indigenous events — send a tip via Venmo: @imaarontoasty 💌 Want to support long-term? Consider joining my future Patreon for early access & behind-the-scenes content (coming at 10k subscribers!) 📸 Follow My Journey 🎥 Subscribe for more Indigenous event coverage:    / @indigenouseventrecordings   📷 Best photos:   / indigenouseventrecordings   🎶 Short clips & livestreams: https://www.tiktok.com/@indigenouseve... 📖 Updates & highlights: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... 📩 Business Inquiries For collaborations or media inquiries, email: [email protected] 📄 Content Use Feel free to reuse my content — just credit and tag me!