TATANKA

We honor our Matriarchs; we honor our Grandmothers. And so I’m fighting for them. I’m fighting for the women in the community and our role in leading our communities. – Odanak First Nation’s Mali Obomsawin tells Indigenous stories through her music Download all media (free) here: echoes-of-the-odanak.zip (172.4 MB) In the quiet whispers of the forests and the powerful echoes of resilient voices, the Odanak First Nations Abenaki have woven a tapestry of history that resounds far beyond the boundaries of Québec. Emerging as a new beacon of cultural revival and emotional resonance is the New Album: “Echoes of the Odanak.” This latest musical journey is more than just an anthology of songs; it is an auditory voyage through time, pain, perseverance, and indomitable spirit. The album serves not merely as entertainment but as a vessel carrying the stories of a people who have weathered the storms of colonization and assimilation, only to rise stronger, more united, and with an unbroken sense

We honor our Matriarchs; we honor our Grandmothers. And so I’m fighting for them. I’m fighting for the women in the community and our role in leading our communities. – Odanak First Nation’s Mali Obomsawin tells Indigenous stories through her music Download all media (free) here: echoes-of-the-odanak.zip (172.4 MB) In the quiet whispers of the forests and the powerful echoes of resilient voices, the Odanak First Nations Abenaki have woven a tapestry of history that resounds far beyond the boundaries of Québec. Emerging as a new beacon of cultural revival and emotional resonance is the New Album: “Echoes of the Odanak.” This latest musical journey is more than just an anthology of songs; it is an auditory voyage through time, pain, perseverance, and indomitable spirit. The album serves not merely as entertainment but as a vessel carrying the stories of a people who have weathered the storms of colonization and assimilation, only to rise stronger, more united, and with an unbroken sense