For the 39th birthday of Robert's hālau, Nā Kamalei O Lililehua, five of his haumana "Do the Hula" and dance "Hanalei Bay" at the Honolulu Zoo's Wildest Show in Town on June 11, 2014.
I’ve watched this video so many times. It gives me great pleasure when i feel anxiety about the troublesome political state of our nation right now. Blessings to these Performers 🙏🏽
Thatʻs Robert Cazimero, one of the most beautiful and well-known voices in Hawaiʻi. He had some training in voice at the University of Hawaiʻi, but he was blessed with that voice and musical talent and brought up in a musical family. He is also the kumu hula (hula teacher) of the hālau (hula school or group) and one of the best at narration or explanation while he and his brother, Roland, sing songs in the Hawaiian language.
I'm so glad to hear how much you enjoy them. For these 50-minute concerts at the Zoo, I usually have to find parking a block away, wait an hour or so outside the Zoo till they let us in for the evening program and I can get a front row seat to shoot the video, and then wait another hour and a half till the "headliner" musicians go on stage. Waiting for the Brothers Cazimero and Nā Kamalei was definitely worth it. I think this was one of the Rolandʻs last public performances. He had collapsed on stage during their May Day show, so I was surprised but very happy to see he made it for this one in June 2014. I also see Keo Woolford (the second dancer from the left), the director of the film "The Haumāna," who passed away in 2016 at the age of 49. These recordings of their live performances are precious to me, and Iʻm so happy to share them with people who enjoy them, too!
How about that Roland and his amazing guitar skills! There will never be another like Roland. I’ve recently discovered The Brothers Cazimero and can’t stop watching. Roland and Robert: God gifted talent, no doubt. RIP Roland.
The Brothers Cazimero have been my favorite Hawaiian entertainers since their time in the Sunday Mānoa with Peter Moon in the 1970s. Now thereʻs an unbelievably talented guitar/ʻukulele musician you really need to see and hear although there are not many video recordings of the Sunday Mānoa or the Peter Moon Band, but you can find a few of him playing slack-key guitar with the late, great Gabby Pahinui. Sadly Peter Moon also passed away in 2018. "Waiʻalae" with Gabby Pahinui and Peter Moon th-cam.com/video/TlFOtAfczXM/w-d-xo.html
They are Hawaiians of Portuguese ascendence,hence the name Cazimero, which in Portuguese is Casimiro. The independent Kingdom of Hawaii agreed with the Kingdom of Portugal to receive thousands of Portuguese immigrants around 1860/70. The Ukelele was introduced by the Portuguese.
Itʻs a called a "hapa haole" (half- Caucasian or foreign) song because itʻs in English, and refers to several things in popular hapa haole songs of the 1930s-50s. The Brothers Cazimero (and their former group, The Sunday Mānoa) were part of the "Hawaiian Renaissance" of the 1970s and 80s that brought back the Hawaiian language, music, and culture that had been repressed or "Americanized" for so long, and helped it blossom and expand into the new encompassing life and culture of Hawaiʻi today.
The dancers were just invited to join their hula teacher, Robert Cazimero, and his brother, Roland, at this short 45-minute performance at the Zoo, so they did not wear the same clothes (though they tried to wear the same colors). In general, for this kind of modern hula, especially "hapa-haole" songs in English, the dancers do not wear a special costume as they would for traditional "ancient" hula or for music from the Monarchy Period in the late 19th century. On a stage for a show, they would probably just wear the same Aloha shirt and pants and perhaps a simple lei around their necks.
Watched this on 6/2/2020. These guys awe great dancers and sooo sexy!!! I’m a Latina from Maui. When we dance there’s a lot of hip movement so I find men doing the Hawaiian hula is just as sexy,BUT really graceful!! very manly dancing!!! LOVE and ALOHA from this PAIA girl.👏👏🥰🤗💗😎🌺🇬🇧
Everyone was respectful and sat and watched. Except for the blondes walking across, taking photos and - of course - being disrespectful and invasive. SMH
YT PEOPLE! Get yo kids and teach them some respect for other people! Just walking through someone performing is rude and disrespectful. That's why y'all get nasty nicknames from the locals.
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I’ve watched this video so many times. It gives me great pleasure when i feel anxiety about the troublesome political state of our nation right now. Blessings to these Performers 🙏🏽
That singer has a classic Hollywood voice. Beautiful
Thatʻs Robert Cazimero, one of the most beautiful and well-known voices in Hawaiʻi. He had some training in voice at the University of Hawaiʻi, but he was blessed with that voice and musical talent and brought up in a musical family. He is also the kumu hula (hula teacher) of the hālau (hula school or group) and one of the best at narration or explanation while he and his brother, Roland, sing songs in the Hawaiian language.
Are they part Filipino?
Watching these Hawaiian videos is the most enjoyable and relaxing thing to do
I'm so glad to hear how much you enjoy them. For these 50-minute concerts at the Zoo, I usually have to find parking a block away, wait an hour or so outside the Zoo till they let us in for the evening program and I can get a front row seat to shoot the video, and then wait another hour and a half till the "headliner" musicians go on stage. Waiting for the Brothers Cazimero and Nā Kamalei was definitely worth it. I think this was one of the Rolandʻs last public performances. He had collapsed on stage during their May Day show, so I was surprised but very happy to see he made it for this one in June 2014. I also see Keo Woolford (the second dancer from the left), the director of the film "The Haumāna," who passed away in 2016 at the age of 49. These recordings of their live performances are precious to me, and Iʻm so happy to share them with people who enjoy them, too!
Jody Y thank you for share this beautiful performance
Love this performance. Watched it several times already. 😍
👍 👏 Yes!
Alaka'i he's so gorgeous. And this one in the right most is graceful!
They really can sway their hips so gracefully..
How about that Roland and his amazing guitar skills! There will never be another like Roland. I’ve recently discovered The Brothers Cazimero and can’t stop watching. Roland and Robert: God gifted talent, no doubt. RIP Roland.
The Brothers Cazimero have been my favorite Hawaiian entertainers since their time in the Sunday Mānoa with Peter Moon in the 1970s. Now thereʻs an unbelievably talented guitar/ʻukulele musician you really need to see and hear although there are not many video recordings of the Sunday Mānoa or the Peter Moon Band, but you can find a few of him playing slack-key guitar with the late, great Gabby Pahinui. Sadly Peter Moon also passed away in 2018.
"Waiʻalae" with Gabby Pahinui and Peter Moon
th-cam.com/video/TlFOtAfczXM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the quick response. Thanks for the link. Im new to Gabby. What a legend!!
In my opinion, Hawaiians are one of the most beautiful people in the world.
samythra mahalo from Hawaiʻi
agree
Awww..Mahalo my dear
Totally agree
Absolutely!!! Loving this video in the 2020 lockdown. Be safe all
Here on 5/4/23 for Alaka’i!
And this performance was when he was working at the Ward Ave. Starbucks and before he became mega-famous!
What is he doing now?
They are Hawaiians of Portuguese ascendence,hence the name Cazimero, which in Portuguese is Casimiro. The independent Kingdom of Hawaii agreed with the Kingdom of Portugal to receive thousands of Portuguese immigrants around 1860/70. The Ukelele was introduced by the Portuguese.
I am watching this in 2019 🤔 very nice dance
I am watching this In 2020. 03.27
Very - Very nice dance!!!
“Bully” is the most graceful dancer in the pack.
Love, Love, Love listening to the Cazimero Brothers and totally enjoy Robert's humor. The kane hula dancers were awesome 👏. 👏
I love that the song was sung in English; the dancing gestures came alive. Thank you.
Itʻs a called a "hapa haole" (half- Caucasian or foreign) song because itʻs in English, and refers to several things in popular hapa haole songs of the 1930s-50s. The Brothers Cazimero (and their former group, The Sunday Mānoa) were part of the "Hawaiian Renaissance" of the 1970s and 80s that brought back the Hawaiian language, music, and culture that had been repressed or "Americanized" for so long, and helped it blossom and expand into the new encompassing life and culture of Hawaiʻi today.
@@JodyY808 thank you for sharing.
They are all so smooth. It’s like the music inhabits their bodies. Brilliant!
Sure miss my trips to the Islands! It was all about the music!
Just love watching this over and over
what an enjoyable video....reminds me of my many, many trips to our wonderful islands....
Wow!!!... Me quedo con los 5, excelente baile..
4:25. "If you should fall, fall on a musubi and bring it up to your kumu."
I’m so very much in loved with the Young California 😍😍😍
When I die, handsome boys, dance the hula.
Good Job .. Guys .. it's very nice to look ....
AWESOME i LOVE HAWAIIAN DANCING. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That cool (2x) voice of the lead singer - superb!
You guys are awesome, ha ha ha ha ....
Умеют эти ребята поднять настроение! 😅😅😅
so graceful but still so manly😊😊😊
Adorei o gingado deles!! 💙💛💚👏👏👏
So fun to watch!!
Мне нравится Роберт Казимеро.
Great film and. Hula.
It would be super beautiful if they are in costume
The dancers were just invited to join their hula teacher, Robert Cazimero, and his brother, Roland, at this short 45-minute performance at the Zoo, so they did not wear the same clothes (though they tried to wear the same colors). In general, for this kind of modern hula, especially "hapa-haole" songs in English, the dancers do not wear a special costume as they would for traditional "ancient" hula or for music from the Monarchy Period in the late 19th century. On a stage for a show, they would probably just wear the same Aloha shirt and pants and perhaps a simple lei around their necks.
Good dancers, in unison, too. I wonder how much they practice.
Watching in January 2020
Waw incrível, Very good
Lindos , Beijos do BRASIL 😘😘😘😘😘😘🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 MAHALO.
Watched this on 6/2/2020. These guys awe great dancers and sooo sexy!!! I’m a Latina from Maui. When we dance there’s a lot of hip movement so I find men doing the Hawaiian hula is just as sexy,BUT really graceful!! very manly dancing!!! LOVE and ALOHA from this PAIA girl.👏👏🥰🤗💗😎🌺🇬🇧
YESSUH BROTHERS CAZIMERO!!!! CHEEHOO!!🤙🏾🤙🏾
Why at night my phone pauses too much or is it just my phone.. Never saw this kind of man dancing before without customers.
La gente más feliz del mundo
GOOD DANCING AND FUNNY SINGER
I need hula dance lesson right now😤
Q buena técnica caray
its almost annoying how cahrming they look. they look like their floating in the water ..
Qué ricos están
Aí sim👍
fun !
Everyone was respectful and sat and watched. Except for the blondes walking across, taking photos and - of course - being disrespectful and invasive. SMH
Hula jazz
They are that more sexy dancerrrr
Me los como a los cinco... Qué bonito!!!
Xcelent brsvo
Merveilleuse dance bravo a Tour les danceur
YT PEOPLE! Get yo kids and teach them some respect for other people! Just walking through someone performing is rude and disrespectful. That's why y'all get nasty nicknames from the locals.
I know! Robert eventually made some direct comments after it kept happening throughout their performances.
Что за херня.. пусть под ковбойскую музыку сами танцуют