Hoʻokena - "Makee ʻAilana" with hula by the Dudoit ʻOhana
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- Chris Kamaka, Horace Dudoit III and Glen Smith with hula by Kaipo, Nani & Horace Dudoit at Kona Nui Nights in the IBM Building Courtyard of the Ward Village in Kakaʻako on May 16, 2018
Watch this over and over. My heart sings everytime
This made my heart smile. I am sure I will watch this video many times.
Please do! The Dudoits are a very talented family.
Kaipo Dudoit joined the cast as David in LILO & STITCH
😄Thatʻs great! I saw Kaipo in Kumu Kahuaʻs "Who You Again?" and he was terrific. He can dance and act -- I wonder if he can sing like his Dad, too?
Tres beaux de vois voir dance jadore bravo magnifique
Awesome Family. I had a big grin during the rocking chair part as I could see the big smile from this family. I did this hula with my two sons, 2 grandsons, Joe Momoa and Nani & Ho'okena at my Retirement Celebration past Nov. Aloha & Mahalo
OMG! This was so, so beautiful to watch! Amazing family!
What talented and joyous performers!! I feel SO GOOD when I watch this.
Beautiful 🌺♥️🌺 I miss home so much God bless from ft hood
何回見ても楽しいだ男性ダンサーすてきー!
男性のフラダンサーもたくさんおりますが私はこのダンサーのおどりかたがすきでーす!
Mahalo piha! Makes my heart sing to see you and listen to this song.
Their son is a gorgeous man!
😘😍👍🏻🤩🤩🤩обожаю!!!браво!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Gorgeous dance and people🌴🐚🌴🐚
A beautiful family of love
Wow.. spectacular.,.
Aloha... namastê
... axé!!!!! Obrigadooooooooooooooooooo
women and men from paradise...
Again my puuwai!
u'i ka ohana, mahalo
1:24 この画面はすきでーす 特に男性の踊り方がお色気があっていいー!
🧡🧡🧡😢
Wow what a dance.
He look fine
Who is that beautiful man...
I assume you are talking about the young man dancing. He is Kaipo Dudoit, and he is dancing with his parents, Nani and Horace Dudoit.
Jody Y oh thanks ever so much indeed for telling me his name, now can I marry him?
Geil 👍🏽👌🏽
Gorgeous, sensual. They got a special reaction at 3:25 and 3:45. Was there something unusual about that move? I know nothing about this kind of dance. Was it that it is usually considered a seductive move?
This song is about a little island that used to exist in Waikīkī, and that line says, "I wish you were here with me, sitting in the rocking chair (noho paipai). Hawaiian lyrics often have a hidden meaning, or kaona, and from the hula, you can imagine what sitting in the rocking chair means.
"Makee ʻAilana" Lyrics & Translation -- th-cam.com/video/LvMC2TpFQB4/w-d-xo.html
@@JodyY808 Thank you so much, Jody, that makes sense. Their performance is so beautiful; they are really great. It's also a VERY sweet song. Lovely.
I’m just trying
Maikai!