The Mayo people's position is already on the edge of the Great Basin of North America. They have many exchanges with their northern neighbors, and their music style has also been influenced, making it somewhat similar to the various Apache tribes in the basin.
The tribal warriors sang loudly together, with simple and repetitive melodies, and the pitch gradually rising. The desolate and ancient songs floated away among the mountains and wilderness, accompanied by the continuous jumping steps, resembling the galloping buffalo herds on the wilderness, making it unforgettable!
The bonfire burned fiercely, and everyone sang joyously until dawn, without stopping for the entire night. Chiwaco danced all night, his old waist almost breaking in half. It wasn't until the afternoon of the next day that the fleet replenished some food and water, preparing to move northwest.
