Native American Music & Dance with Nino Reyos

Authentic Native American Music and Dance

Nino Reyos and his Native American performers provide authentic cultural entertainment while their music and dance preserves our precious American heritage. These artists are available for many types of events, and often perform at public and private schools, performing arts centers, theaters, multi-cultural and folk festivals, fairs, museums, corporate events, weddings, and parks.

Presentations are done with full regalia and include:

• Traditional dance
• Fancy dance
• Grass dance
• Hoop dance (featuring international award-winning hoop dancers)
• Navajo bow and arrow and basket dance
• Authentic drums, singers, and drum music
• Award-winning Native American flute music

Their show is appropriate for indoor or outdoor presentations and the length can be adapted to fit the needs of the client and venue.

Nino Reyos performed with Felipe Rose (of the Village People) in the award-winning Trail of Tears program in 2002. Nino is a Northern Traditional Dancer, carrying on the Tradition of the warrior, wearing the eagle bustles of past days.

Nino holds a master’s degree in social work, and has used his music to teach culture, substance abuse and healing, and philosophy. His rich heritage and cultural background are the foundation for his teaching of indigenous craft, dance, stories, and music. He regularly conducts workshops on flute playing, and is influential with people of both indigenous and non-indigenous cultures.

Nino has shared his music throughout the world. His international travels have included performances in Japan, New Zealand, and Sweden. He has performed at the well-known Indian Summer gathering in Milwaukee, WI, and has shared the stage with Douglas Spottedeagle, R. Carlos Nakai, Jim Bilagody, and Bill Miller. Nino was featured in the 2002 Winter Olympic Games Opening Ceremonies held in Salt Lake City, Utah and also performed at the 2007 Deaflympics Opening Ceremonies. Nino’s third CD, which was released in the spring of 2004, won a International Telly award, and also received a Native American Music Award nomination. Nino is currently a Voting Member of the Grammy Awards.

Call Sally for Nino’s availability and pricing – 801-471-3779.