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So can someone help me understand this one. Obviously the second half is more up tempo and the gentleman have put their hats back on. What transpired in the middle?

Can't help but smile in this! Seeing our culture, and seeing familiar faces such as the late great, Lionel Batiste, and Tuba Fats.

The most beautiful women how loved everyone God bless her

الحمد لله على نعمة الاسلام

Wow, that first man talking about how he lost his wife to the water, and how he’s lost, made me cry, hell made me want to lift him up and say come stay with me

I love this❤

My aunt passed away Saturday 04/06/24! A proud New Orleanian who was transplanted in Texas. Her funeral will be a celebration…. Her Crewe will be in the house. We are going to dance for her. Love you Mimi!

I always git my goose bumps when I hear the brass band do their thing...

L aspetto allegro della morte 👏👏👍👍👍🙏🥰👏😍💪👍👌👌👌🇮🇹

Imagine coming from western Europe, visiting new Orleans and walking into a new Orleans funeral. Blessing for someone with love for the music. Remember as a kid listening to 'when the Saints come marching in' being told it was a funeral song. Love it. Honour to have stumbled on people bringing their loved one away. What would please our lost loved ones. Enjoying our lives, I think. What I say myself when I miss them. Reminesse the beautiful memories. Hear them speak back and give that support to feel like would please them. They will always be with us in spirit.

Rest in Power, Juanita. I never knew you but I see you were/are so loved.

My beloved daughter Maria we miss you godbless youdads withyounow

It’s the way the march begins very somber, and by the time you get to the grave, it’s completely joyous.

bro my music teacher showed us this me and my friend were genuinely tweakin 😭

A much more mature, dignified and healthy approach to death than most of Western culture. We generally speaking have a very juvenile and pathetic relationship with death in the West, like something so inevitable breaks people and sends them into sorrow and sometimes lifelong depression. A person can have an elderly parent die in their 80s and it will crush them. I've never understood. Sign me up for a joyous, thankful New Orleans style funeral.

My 2 sons took me to New Orleans last year on a bucket trip .I belong there, I freaking love this !!

I never had any clue of what this all was about. It's wonderful and tells such a beautiful story about the life and times of someone dear to many. I feel really privileged to see this and understand it now. Thank you for sharing.

The term "jazz funeral" was long in use by observers from elsewhere, but was generally disdained as inappropriate by most New Orleans musicians and practitioners of the tradition. The preferred description was "funeral with music"; while jazz was part of the music played, it was not the primary focus of the ceremony.

Beautiful! So beautiful!

wow this a funeral..? Dam people you have shaken the foundation of heavens

That was quite brilliant. So real.

Whats the name of this hymn the brass band is playing from the 40 second mark....

great music. great tradition.

#SecondLine

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Im not from new orleans but this is how i want my homegoing to be dont cry for me celebrate my life smile have rap music have drinks have weed remember the good times

RIP Juanita baby Girl

My Condolences 💐 to the family

I love this the umbrellas ☂️☔️ trumpets and horns 🎺 are so beautiful

Something as sad as a loved one passing can be turned into beauty and remembrance with music and dance, if theres a way to leave this world, that there is how its done

The whistle gave me chills

Is it true that a US Government agent was killed at one of these funerals in broad daylight and then part of the procession picked up his body from the street with a coffin that had hidden doors underneath and carried off his body?

Great city great traditions cuckec into removing starues

As a tuba player, i wish to go out like this! I want the percussion to bring the beat of my soul and the brass to bring the melody of my life to my final resting place! God Bless second liners and may ms. juanita rest in peace.

Let it be Lord let it be !

What’s it cost to add something like that to a funeral procession?

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Righteous send off ❤️

Wow this video had me at the intro

I was just showing her and telling my girl that people in New Orleans don’t do all that crying and passing out over the casket. This is life!!!!! Now she’s knows

And I loved this whole procession...!! I can't hear the music but I got a glimpse of the spirit of this wonderful expression of tradition...🕵‍♂🧑‍🎨

When I saw the “coffin dance meme” with the pallbearers from Ghana I could not help but wonder if the NOLA tradition has roots in West Africa at all? 🙂 Both traditions are amazing.

all of these people are dancing for you, Juanita.

That racket is enough to wake the dead!

They still haven't played Just a closer walk with Thee. ? I went to see these play in New Orleans. Amazing.

Sing and dance when somebody goes to god's realm! That's why i love this and the Dancing ghanaian pallbarers! 👍

Phenomenal.

Dude that song mid way thru was legit some 1920s shit

Awesome, so much respect so much ❤

Who is the singer at the start of this video anyone please let me know.