Origin and Formation
The Band founded by Max Titi, along with Gualtiero (Riding a Horse Bajo) and Mauro (Red Wolf) at Spotted Eagle Camp, a camp honoring Native American traditions.
- Other members: Laura (Rattle Woman) and Katjusha (Northern Wind).
- Gualtiero received his spiritual name and ceremonial rattle from Bruce Starlight, an intertribal leader and descendant of Chief Brokenknife.

Notable Discography
- 2007: Debut album "Indian Calling", featuring hits such as White Buffalo, Ly O Lay Le Loya, and The Last of the Mohicans.
- 2013: Album "Indians", blends traditional songs with modern arrangements. Includes:
- Yeha Noha (cover of "Sacred Spirit")
- Lakota Lullaby
- Amazing Grace (Cherokee version)
- Dawa (The Cradle Song) and Zuni Sunrise (Indian flute)
- 2014: Albums "Native American Spirit" and "Native Indians", with tracks such as Mahk Jchi, Cherokee Morning Song, and Dances with Wolves.

Recognition and Presence
- More than 5 million streams on Spotify and Deezer.
- Thousands of albums sold on digital platforms.
- 2018: Sunset Dance song used in an award-winning documentary in Berlin and presented at Cannes.
- 2019: At War song chosen by Acqua San Benedetto for an advertising campaign in Italy.

Style and Purpose
- Music with a strong spiritual and cultural influence from Native American peoples.
- Live concerts and participation in cultural events.
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