Children of the world, be always proud of who you are and where you come from no matter how little you may have had! Your beauty comes from the within you and it shines out in all that you do. This view into your ancient heritage was a delight and an honor to watch. Thank you so muck for the gift of sharing this with the res of the world.
That was absolutely beautiful! The singing and harmonizing was wonderful and the dancing was gracefully and interesting. I have watched many of these ceremonies and this was the loveliest that I've seen and heard. Congratulations. The men sounded wonderful and had very nice and strong voices. I truly enjoyed this and have watched it over and over.
These are high school students. Schools are encouraged to include Māori culture. Whether it is a Māori School or Mixed school Kapa haka is known throughout the country.
Omg this was so beautiful. I love the maoris so much. Beautiful harmonies and the poi is Just so beautiful to watch. Someday I’m coming to New Zealand to further my poi skills. 😊 amazing job everyone. Keep it up. ❤️❤️❤️
Years ago I went from the USA mainland to live in Australia for a few years. When the plane touched down in Fiji on the way over, about 15 or so Fijian ladies got on and all sat together. When the plane was lifting off, they all started to sing in beautiful harmony. I have no idea what they were singing about, but they were smiling, using hand motions, and singing the most beautiful song. I feel like they alone lifted the plane into the air. It was one of the most magical and beautiful moments in my life, which is saying a lot because I've traveled the world for a long time and seen some amazing stuff happen. But that moment in time still haunts me. When they were finished singing, all the passengers cheered like crazy on that plane. Looking around at them, I saw the most beautiful smiles as well. It really was something to hear and see. Thank you, Fijians, for that gorgeous liftoff music!
Fijians are incredible people no doubt! however i don't know why you are mentioning them in light of this video i only hope your not getting them confused with us, otherwise this beautiful comment you have written would be little more than ignorance.
singing comes natural to us islanders and maori's...you say a speech you back it up with a song. l can't sing but l don't care I'll sing it anyway loud and proud.
They are from the waikato, in Hamilton, within the area of ngati maahanga is where nga taiatea wharekura resides. This poi was composed for their stand at the secondary school national competition in Whangarei back in 2012 which they won.
These are high school students. Schools are encouraged to include Māori culture. Whether it is a Māori school or a Mixed school Kapa haka is known throughout the country.
There are 22 people that have given this gorgeous video the thumbs down, there are some seriously sick dumb people out there but luckily, as always, the good outweighs the bad :)
As a teenager way back, last century, I signed as crew on a tramp ship, when there were such things. It made its way slowly to South Pacific and Polynesia. For some islands we were about the only ship they'd see in almost a year. To gather copra from uninhabited islands, we'd take islanders & their families with us to surf boats in & out over coral reefs where our ship couldn't anchor. They'd live for weeks on the hatch tops under canvas stretched between lowered derricks. At night they sang and their harmonies, like as here, were magical. I got logged by the Old Man several times for sharing on those hatch tops the majesty of their culture. It was forbidden for (white) crew to fraternize with 'native' labor. But the memory of that year is vivid when I listen here.
The wiri is a side to side movement of the whole hand and is not a wriggling of the fingers. Different tribal groups have different styles of wiri. The wiri is said to represent the world around us, from the shimmering of the waters of a bright sunny day, to the heat waves rising from the ground to the wind rustling the leaves of the trees. Each tribal group comes from a unique environment and the different styles of wiri reflect this. The wiri is an integral part of Māori movement, seen in haka, as well as making the deceptive movements of Maori warriors, which is essential in the arts of combat.
Children of the world, be always proud of who you are and where you come from no matter how little you may have had! Your beauty comes from the within you and it shines out in all that you do. This view into your ancient heritage was a delight and an honor to watch. Thank you so muck for the gift of sharing this with the res of the world.
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That was absolutely beautiful! The singing and harmonizing was wonderful and the dancing was gracefully and interesting. I have watched many of these ceremonies and this was the loveliest that I've seen and heard. Congratulations. The men sounded wonderful and had very nice and strong voices. I truly enjoyed this and have watched it over and over.
I totally believe you this is beautiful and congratulations if you won for kapa haka because this is kapa haka
These are high school students. Schools are encouraged to include Māori culture. Whether it is a Māori School or Mixed school Kapa haka is known throughout the country.
Omg this was so beautiful. I love the maoris so much. Beautiful harmonies and the poi is Just so beautiful to watch. Someday I’m coming to New Zealand to further my poi skills. 😊 amazing job everyone. Keep it up. ❤️❤️❤️
Graceful poi work and beautiful voices as well. Gee Maori rangatahi are talented and gifted people. Amazing.
Years ago I went from the USA mainland to live in Australia for a few years. When the plane touched down in Fiji on the way over, about 15 or so Fijian ladies got on and all sat together. When the plane was lifting off, they all started to sing in beautiful harmony. I have no idea what they were singing about, but they were smiling, using hand motions, and singing the most beautiful song. I feel like they alone lifted the plane into the air. It was one of the most magical and beautiful moments in my life, which is saying a lot because I've traveled the world for a long time and seen some amazing stuff happen. But that moment in time still haunts me. When they were finished singing, all the passengers cheered like crazy on that plane. Looking around at them, I saw the most beautiful smiles as well. It really was something to hear and see. Thank you, Fijians, for that gorgeous liftoff music!
Fiji. Different ethnicity. Apples and oranges. I totally agree that Fijians can sing though!
Their Maori from New Zealand Fijians are Polynessian though like us lol.
Fijians are incredible people no doubt! however i don't know why you are mentioning them in light of this video i only hope your not getting them confused with us, otherwise this beautiful comment you have written would be little more than ignorance.
These kids are students from New Zealand singing in my native language Maori, Fiji a different island and country in the Pacific lol
singing comes natural to us islanders and maori's...you say a speech you back it up with a song.
l can't sing but l don't care I'll sing it anyway loud and proud.
That was so awesome... I enjoyed watching that. Well done ladies....& gentlemen. Bravo!! (Claps lots)
No hia o koutou? They are singing about my tupuna, and My home Pawarenga.
They are from the waikato, in Hamilton, within the area of ngati maahanga is where nga taiatea wharekura resides.
This poi was composed for their stand at the secondary school national competition in Whangarei back in 2012 which they won.
I heard that to! I think had to do with our connection to the people of Waikato Tainui through Reitu.
Mean Rangatahi Mean!! Mana Motuhake💯☝️
The more I see these women making their scary faces the more I find them attractive.
These are high school students. Schools are encouraged to include Māori culture. Whether it is a Māori school or a Mixed school Kapa haka is known throughout the country.
never tire of watching this..
Absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing, so beautiful!
such huge poi skills and to remeber choreo and sing, harmonise.....superb, well done.
👏 👏 absolutely beautiful
ABSOLUTELY A STUNNING PERFORMANCE!!!
Well done a pleasure to listen to.
There are 22 people that have given this gorgeous video the thumbs down, there are some seriously sick dumb people out there but luckily, as always, the good outweighs the bad :)
Margot Nicolau Let's assume they gave the dislike because they were disappointed the video couldn't go on for longer :)
More than likely it is another school student. A bit of the green monster.
@@bassk9939 I'll go with this comment of yours. Don't worry Margot, there's always going to be dislikes in videos.
Perhaps they are dietitians!
I have never in my life heard such beautiful harmonies. 👌👍🙌
Solid if you wonna hear more goups like them,type in KAPA HAKA on youtube 👍
@@antz5731 that’s what I was thinking to reply with to this comment 😂
Such a beautiful Poi!
That was totally amazing!
amazing performance. thank you)
I like this so much 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 and ur voice sounds beautiful
That was amazing.
From Poland: 😍 👏
Simply....💞BEAUTIFUL.😌
Que riqueza cultural. Maravilha.
these young women are fantastic! ka pae te mahi, ataahua!!!
Oh happy days and they show It.
As a white canadian settler who has never visited NZ, can someone please explain why at 1:46 I find myself crying..... ?????
It’s just the way Māori perform, it’s beautiful
Watch at 2:22 tho it’s great
Please upload more if you can. Love watching this group
Type in Kapa haka on youtube and your see all groups👍this is one of many groups
As a teenager way back, last century, I signed as crew on a tramp ship, when there were such things. It made its way slowly to South Pacific and Polynesia. For some islands we were about the only ship they'd see in almost a year. To gather copra from uninhabited islands, we'd take islanders & their families with us to surf boats in & out over coral reefs where our ship couldn't anchor. They'd live for weeks on the hatch tops under canvas stretched between lowered derricks. At night they sang and their harmonies, like as here, were magical. I got logged by the Old Man several times for sharing on those hatch tops the majesty of their culture. It was forbidden for (white) crew to fraternize with 'native' labor. But the memory of that year is vivid when I listen here.
Beautiful!
Super cutie. Pics are looking. Sweetie. Beauty lovely. & beautifully
Amazing ❤
Incredible!
Love it you's killed it 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
wow that was beautiful :-)
ka rawe!
I wish I could give this more likes. Shared!!
I love this!
this is class
Teenaa koe e Maioha i oo whakamaarama! hahaha gosh he kitenga kanohi he hokinga mahara!
aae raka, me tana tuahine a Te Arita.
So well done. 😁
wow tino miharo koutou katoa e ngaa toa
Where can I find a record version of this poi song to buy?
Ka mau te wehi! Te rawa o koutou mahi!
Every one Newzeeland friend. Respect love cum miss. Miss miss miss my sweet lovely cutie friends
Love this
🔥🔥🔥
Bravo !
I wish I could join you :) :) Thank you
Amazing
So beautiful. xx
This is wonderful
Pointer Sisters song "Fire" is the original tune - different words though.... beautiful
SuperSUNEV wrong its George Michael and Aretha Franklin (I knew u were waiting) and other song tunes mixed in
Mean Māori Mean!
Nice!
Beautiful
Everytime I hear this I keep thinking they're sampleing the Golden Girls theme song
It's George Michael's song 'I knew you were waiting' (for me).
Beautiful videos
Aue!! Tino ataahua tauira maa...mihi atu ki a koe e Te Wairere Ngaia
POLYNESIA I LOVE YOU.
But can we please give the bro a hand with the mean intro
👍 nice
wow
Ataahua
Aw tena koe Kara!
Brenda Rawiri luatacvs
should start at the song
Translation please
Anyone know the Name of this Song or the Lyrics to this??
Any lyrics
Did you know peterhead is going to perform kapahaka on term 4 it peroble perform on November or December maybe on the first
super
Kia ora remember my years wearing black gym white blouse white socks not black tino pai
Mokopuna
what are the fogs that women swing around with?
Umm umm umm umm
Exemplary
tu meke 👻
Gangs poi
What's with the shaky hands?
History of a bird who became part of there culture the flutter of the birds feathers 🪶
The wiri is a side to side movement of the whole hand and is not a wriggling of the fingers. Different tribal groups have different styles of wiri. The wiri is said to represent the world around us, from the shimmering of the waters of a bright sunny day, to the heat waves rising from the ground to the wind rustling the leaves of the trees. Each tribal group comes from a unique environment and the different styles of wiri reflect this. The wiri is an integral part of Māori movement, seen in haka, as well as making the deceptive movements of Maori warriors, which is essential in the arts of combat.
Вот бы им Огненные пои в руки вручить :-)
wild poi at night on fire, i like it
fairies oi oi
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂wah wah wah wah wah wah 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
What the actual fuck?
66 ppl can't sing or dance.
Ladys thaang why you explaining do
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Damnn sexy az wahine
適合文革時期的中國
Oh look a ladyboy
Peter Pan shut up
HAKA. Friends. Short dress videos completely. BAN. Prohibited
Beautiful