Thanks for all the comments haven't had a look for a while. Most of our Whanau were born in Hastings but our Parents on both sides are Ngati Porou and we proud of it. We learned Ngati Porou style as the earlier comment said.The Kaea my brother was raised up the East Coast by our Grandparents. They lived in Tiki Tiki. Our family name is Ferris.
Hi Mr Ferris, I want to perform this individually at my Grandfather funeral, he's been told he has cancer. He's an Irishman, but always loved the Maori culture and he wished for me to do a haka one day. So, I'd like to learn my tribes (Ngati Porou) haka. I'd just like to know what is the translation in Maori and English to what you said at the beginning and end?
I cringe every time a video of our beloved haka which we hold sacred thru the use of it for our tupuna of the 28th whom paid "the price of (our) citizenship. But to hear that distinct sound of our haka taparahi thru one of our kaumatua, your tuakana, is a prime example of how often practice Ruaumoko thru school years and in our marae atea with our tuakana teina, at the feet of our maunga tupuna ko Hikurangi. Just tweaking our own personal style whilst announciating in controlled unison like your tuakana. After a few, if not several hundred times, we still fine tune our taparahi. And although I've long moved to the city life, I weekly refer back to the words and actions, yet I've only performed it once for a brothers farewell over a decade ago. You were taught and lead in a very unique style in comparison to the pretty bravado we see now. So I challenge you to do it justice and pass it on thru your whanau using your tuakana as the reference point, and your younger gen will be well prepped for those special occasions to call on the baddest haka anyone could have tucked away in their top pocket. And if anyone's scrolling around to try and even learn it properly from home vids, this koroaua is your best lesson, as opposed to the other examples that liken to a flock of seagulls around fish n chips lol. Kia kaha rawa atu. Kia whai whaka aro i te ruu o te pootiki a Rangi a Papa 🖕🏽♥️💛💚👆🏽
Kaea: Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei Katoa: Hi Au, Au, Aue ha Kaea: Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei Katoa: Hi Au, Au, Aue ha Kaea: I a ha ha Katoa: E ko te rakau a Tu-nga-werewere, I a ha ha He rakau tapu na Tutaua ki a Uenuku. I patukia kite tipua ki o Rangitopeka, Pakaru te upoko o Rangitopeka, Patua ki waenganui o te tau ki Hikurangi, He toka whakairo e tu ake nei. He atua, He tangata, He atua, He tangata, ho Kaea: He atua, he atua, tau Paretaitoko. Kia kitea e Paretaitoko te whare haunga Katoa: I a ha ha, Kia whakatete mai o rei, he kuri, Au I a ha ha, Na wai parehua taku hope kia whakaka te rangi Kia tare au Kaea: He roha te kawau Katoa: Kei te pou tara Tu ka tete, ka tete! Tau ha Kaea: Ko komako, ko komako Katoa: E ko te hau tapu e rite kite kai na Matariki pakia, Tapa reireia koi tapa, Tapa kononua kaiana tukua, I aue hi Kaea: I a ha ha Katoa: Ka tu te ihi ihi ka tu te wanawana ki runga i te rangi e tu iho nei, e tu iho nei, Hi.
Mean Maori Mean its the kaha and wairua that makes me proud to be a Maori!!! Nga mihi nui ki a koutou katoa Nga mihi nui ki to Papa!! MAHURU IHO TO WAIRUA
Katoa. A ha ha! Kia whakatete mai ō rei, he kurī! Au! Nā wai parehua taku hope kia whakakā te rangi Kia tare au! Ha! Kaea. He roha te kawau! Katoa. Ha Kaea. Kei te pou tara Katoa. Tū ka tete, ka tete! Tau ha! Kaea. Ko kōmako, ko kōmako! Katoa. Ē ko te hautapu e rite ki te kai nā Matariki, Tapareireia koi tapa! Tapa kononua kaiana tukua! I aue!
Kaea. Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei! Katoa. Au! Au ! Aue ha! Kaea. Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei! Katoa. Au! Au! Aue ha! Kaea. A ha ha Katoa. Ē ko te rākau a Tūngawerewere! A ha ha! He rākau tapu nā Tūtaua ki a Uenuku. I patukia ki te tipua ki o Rangitōpeka, Pakaru te upoko o Rangitōpeka, Pātua ki waenganui o te tau ki Hikurangi, He toka whakairo e tū ake nei. He atua! He tangata! He atua! He tangata, ho! Kaea. He atua, he atua, tau Paretaitoko, Kia kitea e Paretaitoko te whare hāunga!
I don't know if you guys are Ngati Porou but that was mean Naati mean!! Kei te tu tonu te rakau a Tungawerewere i Ahitereiria. Kei te tu maro hoki. Hei whakakata Ariki, hei poroporaki taonga. Otira e hika ma, kare he kupu hei korero mo te ihi me te wehi, te mana hoki i kitea i roto i to koutou na haka. Too ka niiti alright!!
At least they didn’t lost their traditions like us Mexicans we don’t have shit off our ancestors not even a fuckin word we are lost tribe off the aztecs Mayans n Incas even Native American we have been mixed a lot n I hate it
This is one of the most beautiful, amazing things I've ever seen. I can't describe the feelings I had watching this and was just moved beyond words!
I appreciate the love and passion for their culture!
love the koro leading...old school
Thanks for all the comments haven't had a look for a while. Most of our Whanau were born in Hastings but our Parents on both sides are Ngati Porou and we proud of it. We learned Ngati Porou style as the earlier comment said.The Kaea my brother was raised up the East Coast by our Grandparents. They lived in Tiki Tiki. Our family name is Ferris.
Hi Mr Ferris, I want to perform this individually at my Grandfather funeral, he's been told he has cancer. He's an Irishman, but always loved the Maori culture and he wished for me to do a haka one day. So, I'd like to learn my tribes (Ngati Porou) haka. I'd just like to know what is the translation in Maori and English to what you said at the beginning and end?
Chur also Ngati Porou our whanau are from uawa and tokomaru bay. Hindmarsh whanau
I cringe every time a video of our beloved haka which we hold sacred thru the use of it for our tupuna of the 28th whom paid "the price of (our) citizenship.
But to hear that distinct sound of our haka taparahi thru one of our kaumatua, your tuakana, is a prime example of how often practice Ruaumoko thru school years and in our marae atea with our tuakana teina, at the feet of our maunga tupuna ko Hikurangi. Just tweaking our own personal style whilst announciating in controlled unison like your tuakana. After a few, if not several hundred times, we still fine tune our taparahi. And although I've long moved to the city life, I weekly refer back to the words and actions, yet I've only performed it once for a brothers farewell over a decade ago.
You were taught and lead in a very unique style in comparison to the pretty bravado we see now. So I challenge you to do it justice and pass it on thru your whanau using your tuakana as the reference point, and your younger gen will be well prepped for those special occasions to call on the baddest haka anyone could have tucked away in their top pocket.
And if anyone's scrolling around to try and even learn it properly from home vids, this koroaua is your best lesson, as opposed to the other examples that liken to a flock of seagulls around fish n chips lol.
Kia kaha rawa atu. Kia whai whaka aro i te ruu o te pootiki a Rangi a Papa
🖕🏽♥️💛💚👆🏽
Wyrazy głębokiego współczucia.
Kaea:
Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei
Katoa:
Hi Au, Au, Aue ha
Kaea:
Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei
Katoa:
Hi Au, Au, Aue ha
Kaea:
I a ha ha
Katoa:
E ko te rakau a Tu-nga-werewere, I a ha ha
He rakau tapu na Tutaua ki a Uenuku.
I patukia kite tipua ki o Rangitopeka, Pakaru te upoko o Rangitopeka,
Patua ki waenganui o te tau ki Hikurangi,
He toka whakairo e tu ake nei.
He atua, He tangata, He atua, He tangata, ho
Kaea:
He atua, he atua, tau Paretaitoko. Kia kitea e Paretaitoko te whare haunga
Katoa:
I a ha ha, Kia whakatete mai o rei, he kuri, Au
I a ha ha, Na wai parehua taku hope kia whakaka te rangi Kia tare au
Kaea:
He roha te kawau
Katoa:
Kei te pou tara Tu ka tete, ka tete! Tau ha
Kaea:
Ko komako, ko komako
Katoa:
E ko te hau tapu e rite kite kai na Matariki pakia,
Tapa reireia koi tapa, Tapa kononua kaiana tukua, I aue hi
Kaea:
I a ha ha
Katoa:
Ka tu te ihi ihi ka tu te wanawana
ki runga i te rangi
e tu iho nei, e tu iho nei, Hi.
These are the voices of warrior's power and strength..god bless you..
This, is what Culture is all about!!
Beautiful haka bumped into this and see some boys I went to college with....
wish this was possible for my son's tangi this week in Melbourne; wish Papa Prince was close at hand...
Mean as tribute to our Rangatira...love you papa xxx
p.s. this is Krista...the favourite :P
MAssiVE!!!!.....Proud TO BE maori!!!!
Thank you. old school Rua moko
良い動画みせていただきましたありがとうございました。頑張ってくださいね。
Mean Maori Mean its the kaha and wairua that makes me proud to be a Maori!!!
Nga mihi nui ki a koutou katoa
Nga mihi nui ki to Papa!!
MAHURU IHO TO WAIRUA
This is the meanest shizzle on here!
and THATS how you do it properly - respect brothers and whanau - Ngati Porou HARD :) beautiful and heartfelt - felt the heavens and earth rumble :)
I miss doing kapa haka, but this one is by far my favourite one to do
dance to let your ancestors hear you!!
A'ho 😘
Respect ❤
So emotional
Katoa. A ha ha! Kia whakatete mai ō rei, he kurī! Au!
Nā wai parehua taku hope kia whakakā te rangi
Kia tare au! Ha!
Kaea. He roha te kawau!
Katoa. Ha
Kaea. Kei te pou tara
Katoa. Tū ka tete, ka tete! Tau ha!
Kaea. Ko kōmako, ko kōmako!
Katoa. Ē ko te hautapu e rite ki te kai nā Matariki,
Tapareireia koi tapa!
Tapa kononua kaiana tukua!
I aue!
Arohamai whanau...
Papa Prince Ferris teaches this haka to this day, tumeke whanau
love it
Kaea. Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei!
Katoa. Au! Au ! Aue ha!
Kaea. Ko Ruaumoko e ngunguru nei!
Katoa. Au! Au! Aue ha!
Kaea. A ha ha
Katoa. Ē ko te rākau a Tūngawerewere! A ha ha!
He rākau tapu nā Tūtaua ki a Uenuku.
I patukia ki te tipua ki o Rangitōpeka,
Pakaru te upoko o Rangitōpeka,
Pātua ki waenganui o te tau ki Hikurangi,
He toka whakairo e tū ake nei.
He atua! He tangata! He atua! He tangata, ho!
Kaea. He atua, he atua, tau Paretaitoko,
Kia kitea e Paretaitoko te whare hāunga!
haka lindo dmais.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I don't know if you guys are Ngati Porou but that was mean Naati mean!! Kei te tu tonu te rakau a Tungawerewere i Ahitereiria. Kei te tu maro hoki. Hei whakakata Ariki, hei poroporaki taonga. Otira e hika ma, kare he kupu hei korero mo te ihi me te wehi, te mana hoki i kitea i roto i to koutou na haka. Too ka niiti alright!!
Āe, Ngati Porou and PROUD! No te whanau Ferris no Tikitiki!! My Koro's tangi in Perth, Aussie. Meke as hearty haka.. thas all
dang could feel the mana in this haka chur tumeke alrite
Done with feeling done with heart and Mana kia kaha
is this at a funeral?
Yes, a tangi, really Tangihanga, is a Maori funeral.
Chee watching this Māori Haka dance it’s makes me want to marry a Māori
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It makes me want to say "Zee buzz do chock. Do kamma wahnchee thargoid."
@MANIMOO2 Aroha mai anei, I aue hi!
I ahaha!
Ka tu te ihiihi
ka tu te wanawana
Ki runga i te rangi
e tu iho nei - Hi!
Ka mau te wehi.
What r they saying
no haka is rushed really... but then again each to their own..
Done right should never be rushed and kept at the same tempo right through
Tika/pono too
Русские самые великие воины!
ka pai te kaumatua nei
Что это значит не понял
I have are Marie friend
mean moari mean!!!
At least they didn’t lost their traditions like us Mexicans we don’t have shit off our ancestors not even a fuckin word we are lost tribe off the aztecs Mayans n Incas even Native American we have been mixed a lot n I hate it
🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Problem? Lol
??? They’re just doing a haka for someone in their family that died, what’s the problem?