Mesa Media, Inc.

 Hopilavayi pavan öqawi’yta--Keeping Hopi language vibrant   

CDs

CD--Learning Through Hopi Songs (2004)     $15 



When you order, you will receive the CD with the songbook of Hopi and English lyrics.  Songs on this CD include:
 

  1. Nu'Kuwansivut aqw Morokinta (I'm Dipping into the Paint Can)
    *** to view lyrics to this song, click on song title***
  2. Tanal Pa'pa (Grandpa Donald)
  3. Paakwa (Frog)
  4. Nu'Wunimangwu (I Dance)
  5. Tiyo'ya (Little Boy)
  6. Nu'Wuuyoktiqe'e (I've Grown Up)
  7. Maaktuwanlawu (Preparing for a Hunt) 

                                                                                                                              

CD--Teaching Through Hopi Songs (2005)     $15 



When you order, you will receive the CD with the songbook of Hopi and English lyrics.  Songs on this CD include:
 

  1. Qöyangnuptu (Become the first light of day)
  2. Nuvakosiwu (Huge Grasshopper)
    *** to view lyrics to this song, click on song title***
  3. Tootim Wuuwuyoqamtiqö'ö (The boys are relatively older)
  4. Koona (Squirrel)
  5. Tsivokvasa (The flood plain field)
  6. Itaa Kwa (Our Grandfather)
  7. Se'el haqm Mosayur Tiyotu (Sometime early this morning the Buffalo Boys)
  8. Mosayur Eptawi (Buffalo Social Dance Song)
  9. Mosayur Tiyoya niqw Mosayur Manawya (The Little Buffalo Boy & the Little Buffalo Girl) 
                                                                                                                               
 CD--Living Through Hopi Songs (2008)      $15  

Living through Hopi songs is dedicated to Ferrell Secakuku.  Ferrell wrote all of the songs and recorded them at Second Mesa in 2007.  He passed away shortly after that, before Mesa Media could produce the CD.  Join us in honoring Ferrell. 



When you order, you will receive the CD with the songbook of Hopi and English lyrics.  Songs on this CD include:
 

  1. Hehey’atawi – Kawayo Melooni (A Katsina Song – Watermelon, variety of melons) *** to view lyrics to this song, click on song title***
  2. Ngumantawi – Mongvastuwi’ytaqam (Grinding Song – Spirits Knowledgeable about survival)
  3. Tootimhoyamu Maamanhoyamu (Little Boys Little Girls)
  4. Tsangaw Uma Tsaatsahoyamu (Thankfully you are young children)
  5. Hehey’atawi – Humi’uyi Melonuyi (A Katsina Song – Corn plants, Melon plants)
  6. Ngumantawi – Sikyavoliwmamanhoyamu (Grinding Song – Yellow butterfly girls)
  7. Tutumayt (The one looking for a good ambitious wife) 

 

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