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The Elaborate Costumes of Native American Tribes in New Orleans
44:28 - 49:21 (04:53)
Unlike the float parades in New Orleans, Native American tribes in the area hold processions in handmade and intricate costumes, complete with headbands and feathers, and perform traditional dances in the streets. Houma Indians is a popular parade that is family-friendly and has been running for a long time.
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Native American tribes in Louisiana celebrate Mardi Gras by building elaborate costumes and doing dances in the street in a family-oriented parade with traditions varying from area to area.
44:28 - 46:58 (02:30)
Summary
Native American tribes in Louisiana celebrate Mardi Gras by building elaborate costumes and doing dances in the street in a family-oriented parade with traditions varying from area to area.
ChapterThe Elaborate Costumes of Native American Tribes in New Orleans
EpisodeRLRC Daily 2/20/23 Mardi Gras Crime Special
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
This podcast discusses the different Mardi Gras Indian tribes in New Orleans with their unique positions and names such as big chief and spy boy.
46:58 - 48:30 (01:32)
Summary
This podcast discusses the different Mardi Gras Indian tribes in New Orleans with their unique positions and names such as big chief and spy boy.
ChapterThe Elaborate Costumes of Native American Tribes in New Orleans
EpisodeRLRC Daily 2/20/23 Mardi Gras Crime Special
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Baton Rouge has several family-friendly parades, including the South Downs and Orion, with the exception of the notoriously wild Spanish Town parade.
48:30 - 49:21 (00:50)
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Baton Rouge has several family-friendly parades, including the South Downs and Orion, with the exception of the notoriously wild Spanish Town parade. Unfortunately, there have been tragic events in the past related to the latter.