Dip, Dinmaanganan, Gidigook, Zidensan - Head, Shoulders, Knees Toes (Ojibwe Cover)

In this video, we present an Ojibwe cover of the popular song, Head and Shoulders. We have infused this catchy tune with the rich sounds of Ojibwe culture, creating a unique and captivating rendition. Through mesmerizing vocals and a touch of modernity, we aim to showcase the beauty and diversity of the Ojibwe language. Join us on this musical journey as we celebrate the fusion of cultures and the power of music to bridge gaps. This is a fun way to learn the body parts in Ojibwe through song and action. So get up and dance with Mrs. Baape! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more cultural content. Enjoy!

~Lyrics~
Dip, dinmaanganan
Head, Shoulders
Gidigook, zidensan
Knees, toes

Dip, dinmaanganan,
Head, Shoulders
Gidigook, zidensan
Knees, toes

Shkiizhigoon,
Eyes
tawganan,
ears
doon, miinawaa
mouth, and
jaanzh
nose

Dip, dinmaanganan,
Head, Shoulders
Gidigook, zidensan
Knees, toes

~Video Credits~
Original Title: Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes
Author: Traditional
This song is in the public domain

Sung in the tune of "There Is a Tavern in the Town"
Composer: Traditional
This song is in the public domain

Translated Title: Dip, Dinmaanganan, Gidigook, Zidensan
Head, Shoulders, Knees, Toes
Translator: Unknown
Modifications: The lyrics of this song have been modified by Monique Gravelle as the original translation was made to fit the tune of “London Bridge Is Falling Down”
Language Editor: John-Chalykoff

Video: Justine Chalykoff

Vocals: Monique Gravelle
GarageBand Instrumentation: Justine Chalykoff
Recorded by: Justine Chalykoff
Music Advisor: B.J Swire

Special Thanks
Miigwech to the original translator(s)