I don’t even know how I ended up here, but I’m using this to cheer up my Kiwi girlfriend in 2021 New Year’s while we’re stuck in Europe during COVID times!!! Better times ahead! :) Aloha 🤙❤️
Bula vinaka..apparently am Fijian n I feel the passion n drive thru ya veins just by watching these great traditional performance.These kids are def proud which is always obvious when Maoris perform at any ocassion.I had performance in numerous occasion. Am glad that I got to experienced living in NZ# Onehunga n visited almost all places in North Island hence thanks to my brotha whom teachers in One Tree College. Honestly just love evrything about thee "Land of the Long White Clouds:...the pple the culture, physicality of rugby..n .. oh yeah thee scenary just so breath taking, clean air...oh the country side just so splendid...Ive really embraced n felt a deep connections between ur culture n my which has so much in common n significance. Aotearoa is simply awesome n unique.Keep ur culture intak hopefully in schools n in communities Here in Land Down Under I have quite a number of kiwi friends whom we share a deep connections with...whom I have call my family( ies)# and referred to them as cuz, aunties. uncles...n they've come over my place vice verse over for a feed n kava. I keep watching the above videos over n over singing to the lyrics... cause I would love to visit NZ over n over again....by the way ur accents are def great.. #torn btween 2 trans Tasmania big brothas🇳🇿🇫🇯🇦🇺 #🥂s...
Thanks for that....kind heart touching hearing brothers and sisters of another culture sing this.....ive heard heaps of bombshells of this being tried, much love to you all whanau...thank you again....chur cuuzzys.
Hot damn!.Kudos whanau...the effort you put into practice shows. You did both Waiata and Haka justice. The girls shocked me when they went to the front and did the Haka and stole the show LOL
There's a guy named Mr. Hantler, if you haven't seen him yet, who has the guitar chords and lyrics, just YT search 'E Karanga Te Iwi E, guitar' and he should pop up. Thumbnail has a red background with the song name and so in white.
love this song sadly i dont speak Maori can any body please give me the words in English and any back story behind the song with what i presume is the following haka
Our tribe is calling to the people who have just set foot on this marae Bring with you memories of all the dead and so many tears spilling forth nation-wide. Look at our people working across the land Spread out far and wide Shaking is the ground, quivering is the sea. Oh, the love and the pain within me. The ground shakes and quivers, yeah! Waiata background; echoes the women's karanga. It draws everyone together through a shared memory of loved ones who have been lost from the land, both by war and migration. While showing grief, the singers also express earth-shaking pride in the achievements of those who went away to the war, and later, those who have found a new way of life in the cities.
@Leo 888 Mahalo for the kind words. Everyone on this here is apart of Life360 Network, an at risk youth program here in Honolulu. We run the full pacific rainbow. We are Hawaiian, Samoan, Chuukese, Pohnpeian, Tongan, Filipino, Marshallese, Chamorro, African American, Mexican. We are from everywhere.
@@TheBiggz808 oh i love that so much that's awesome it's always wonderful to see others embracing our culture and in this group alone its multi-cultured🥰Arohanui to all love from Aotearoa
Magnifique merveilleux fabuleux
Merci beaucoup à tous
I don’t even know how I ended up here, but I’m using this to cheer up my Kiwi girlfriend in 2021 New Year’s while we’re stuck in Europe during COVID times!!! Better times ahead! :) Aloha 🤙❤️
Glad we could help bring some aloha to you both!! Mahalo!!!
Gotta love our pacific island brothers and sisters. beautiful harmonies beautiful people.
Bula vinaka..apparently am Fijian n I feel the passion n drive thru ya veins just by watching these great traditional performance.These kids are def proud which is always obvious when Maoris perform at any ocassion.I had performance in numerous occasion. Am glad that I got to experienced living in NZ# Onehunga n visited almost all places in North Island hence thanks to my brotha whom teachers in One Tree College. Honestly just love evrything about thee "Land of the Long White Clouds:...the pple the culture, physicality of rugby..n .. oh yeah thee scenary just so breath taking, clean air...oh the country side just so splendid...Ive really embraced n felt a deep connections between ur culture n my which has so much in common n significance. Aotearoa is simply awesome n unique.Keep ur culture intak hopefully in schools n in communities
Here in Land Down Under I have quite a number of kiwi friends whom we share a deep connections with...whom I have call my family( ies)# and referred to them as cuz, aunties. uncles...n they've come over my place vice verse over for a feed n kava. I keep watching the above videos over n over singing to the lyrics... cause I would love to visit NZ over n over again....by the way ur accents are def great..
#torn btween 2 trans Tasmania big brothas🇳🇿🇫🇯🇦🇺
#🥂s...
Koliva . Thee is velcome
Thanks for that....kind heart touching hearing brothers and sisters of another culture sing this.....ive heard heaps of bombshells of this being tried, much love to you all whanau...thank you again....chur cuuzzys.
Thanks for listening
Ka mau te wehi koutou! Stumbled across this accidentally. Loved it.
One of my favorite songs and hakas. Awesome!
Who else can see Maui in the back playing with his hair lol, Go buthar
Maui would be proud of this performance. Cheeeeeeeesee 🥇🤙
😂😂😂
Hot damn!.Kudos whanau...the effort you put into practice shows. You did both Waiata and Haka justice. The girls shocked me when they went to the front and did the Haka and stole the show LOL
It means a lot when the people of Aotearoa affirm what we were taught. Mahalo!!
0:39 WOW! Absolutely amazing 🤩
Beautiful pasifika whãnau
Simplistic and beautiful thank U for sharing it ... 💜💜💜
Chur to the chur mean
As a Māori, I enjoyed this a lot. Pronunciation is on point. Now, where can a Māori learn to hula??
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I love life 360. Hi Daisha
Meeaan whanau
Fark you guys ripped up. Beautiful performance and well done to all these kids involved.
The wahine up front! Kei te pai! Ka rawe tāku wāhine mā! Xxx
Ko TabbyMason Love ❤ you Happy 😊
Ka pai u did awesome
Magnifique
So nice I can see African joining in she has a white head band on her head
That was the best eva
💯🔥🔥🔥💯💪👏👏👏👍
Ka rawe e te iwi. Pukana Mai.
Did a really really awesome job. Are you kids from the islands? Only cos the harmony's are PERRRFECT
Yes ma’am. We hail from Oahu but represent all of the pacific. Mahalo for the love.
Maori Prid At Its Best.
Aue te aro-haaa 🤦♂️ not the heavy breaths at "aro-'haaa" 😮💨 all else was great though 👌 ka pai
Can anyone tell me where I can find the partitura of this song ? ie the notes .
There's a guy named Mr. Hantler, if you haven't seen him yet, who has the guitar chords and lyrics, just YT search 'E Karanga Te Iwi E, guitar' and he should pop up.
Thumbnail has a red background with the song name and so in white.
love this song sadly i dont speak Maori can any body please give me the words in English and any back story behind the song with what i presume is the following haka
Our tribe is calling to the people
who have just set foot on this marae
Bring with you memories of all the dead
and so many tears spilling forth nation-wide.
Look at our people working across the land
Spread out far and wide
Shaking is the ground, quivering is the sea.
Oh, the love and the pain within me.
The ground shakes and quivers, yeah!
Waiata background;
echoes the women's karanga. It draws everyone together through a shared memory of loved ones who have been lost from the land, both by war and migration. While showing grief, the singers also express earth-shaking pride in the achievements of those who went away to the war, and later, those who have found a new way of life in the cities.
😍😍😍😍
The boys give a good bass note
Edit: if you know what I mean
Mahalo. We work hard to do the song and haka justice. Thank you for the kind words!!
Is this in the US or Aus, NZ?
We are from Honolulu, Hi but have a passion for all things polynesian,
Where these guys from
Aloha Malcolm, we are from Honolulu, Hawaii.
Hi Annie Doake listen to music Hi Annie Doake listen to music
Omg he rpukana is soo funny lol
Hi Annie Doake listen to music
Woah their tones are better than ours tho i just wana know how🤩...proud of them what is their nationality?
@Leo 888
Mahalo for the kind words. Everyone on this here is apart of Life360 Network, an at risk youth program here in Honolulu. We run the full pacific rainbow. We are Hawaiian, Samoan, Chuukese, Pohnpeian, Tongan, Filipino, Marshallese, Chamorro, African American, Mexican. We are from everywhere.
@@TheBiggz808 oh i love that so much that's awesome it's always wonderful to see others embracing our culture and in this group alone its multi-cultured🥰Arohanui to all love from Aotearoa
New Zealand.. maori
Just seen use are from other islands.. Kia kaha e Tama me wahine ma. Tino atahua... go hard men and women . Very beautiful
Paiana te waiata
Foo chaligga atahua te haka tangata chur
Mean pukana
Hi Annie Doake listen to music hi Annie Doake listen to
Hi Annie Doake listen to music
omg ofc they have all non maori smh
im maori this is so slow