Hi this is Mel 🤗 I am the one who recommended this beautiful waiata after watching your reaction to Stan Walkers 'I AM'. Maisey Rika's voice transcends and reaches the depths of your soul, no matter what side of the Earth you're from. This song keeps me grounded and comforts me wherever and whenever. It's also the best lullaby to play for babies or for yourself 😍🥰 Thank you for your amazing reactions and feedback. I am not Maori but of Cook Island / Tahitian descent, born in New Zealand. My language is very similar to Maori. We were all one people once upon a time but as we traveled and were guided to discover our new homelands, we have all created our own language, culture and traditions and over time we have become our own people. I applaud and admire my maori whanau for keeping their traditions even after colonisation and still to this day are fighting against the colonisers who are trying to wipe Maori existence. Their mana is unwavering and it speaks volumes through their voices and actions. I do hope one day you'll find yourself travelling New Zealand as it really is a beautiful place. I will be coming with more suggestions. Keep up the reactions! Love & Light ❤️✨
Thank you so much for this beautiful request it truly was amazing! I hope one day to travel there and learn more of this amazing culture🙏🏼 Thank you for the information as well, it is so much fun to learn more about the vastness of the world❤️
Love your response & your openness to spirituality & our connection to mother earth, as you say we are all connected. Many Blessing to you from Aotearoa 💜💜
Your pronunciation of te reo maori( Māori language is soo good, Kia okra hello from AOTEAROA New Zealand, sending you love and respect. Maisey is a treasure amidst our people, she has so many beautiful songs that she has written. Search for more you’ll be enrich here’s a suggestion, WAITI, WAITA and TAKU INO will mesmerise you, and again you pronunciations of our language is uncanny ❤❤
Thank you for reviewing this song! Though I am not maori, I am native hawaiian. This song really touches my heart and makes me feel more connected to my land. You should listen to more of Maisey's music! She is an amazing singer. I would recommend listening to her song "Ruaimoko" or "Musical Pillow, Musical Bed." :D
Your pronunciation of te reo maori( Māori language is soo good, Kia okra hello from AOTEAROA New Zealand, sending you love and respect. Maisey is a treasure amidst our people, she has so many beautiful songs that she has written. Search for more you’ll be enrich here’s a suggestion, WAITI, WAITA and TAKU INO will mesmerise you, and again you pronunciations of our language is uncanny ❤❤
![[TRANSCENDING!] First Time Hearing Maisey Rika | "Tangaroa Whakamautai" + "Matariki i te pō"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rhlf5FwLTjY/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TRANSCENDING!] First Time Hearing Maisey Rika | "Tangaroa Whakamautai" + "Matariki i te pō"](/img/tr.png)
A new artist for me too. This was a very beautiful song! 🙂
Hi this is Mel 🤗 I am the one who recommended this beautiful waiata after watching your reaction to Stan Walkers 'I AM'.
Maisey Rika's voice transcends and reaches the depths of your soul, no matter what side of the Earth you're from. This song keeps me grounded and comforts me wherever and whenever. It's also the best lullaby to play for babies or for yourself 😍🥰
Thank you for your amazing reactions and feedback. I am not Maori but of Cook Island / Tahitian descent, born in New Zealand. My language is very similar to Maori. We were all one people once upon a time but as we traveled and were guided to discover our new homelands, we have all created our own language, culture and traditions and over time we have become our own people. I applaud and admire my maori whanau for keeping their traditions even after colonisation and still to this day are fighting against the colonisers who are trying to wipe Maori existence. Their mana is unwavering and it speaks volumes through their voices and actions. I do hope one day you'll find yourself travelling New Zealand as it really is a beautiful place.
I will be coming with more suggestions. Keep up the reactions! Love & Light ❤️✨
Thank you so much for this beautiful request it truly was amazing! I hope one day to travel there and learn more of this amazing culture🙏🏼 Thank you for the information as well, it is so much fun to learn more about the vastness of the world❤️
Tangaroa pronounced as ...
Tongue...a...roa. Roll the 'r',
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She is so beautiful & her voice is so angelic
Love your response & your openness to spirituality & our connection to mother earth, as you say we are all connected. Many Blessing to you from Aotearoa 💜💜
Your pronunciation of te reo maori( Māori language is soo good, Kia okra hello from AOTEAROA New Zealand, sending you love and respect. Maisey is a treasure amidst our people, she has so many beautiful songs that she has written. Search for more you’ll be enrich here’s a suggestion, WAITI, WAITA and TAKU INO will mesmerise you, and again you pronunciations of our language is uncanny ❤❤
Thank you for reviewing this song! Though I am not maori, I am native hawaiian. This song really touches my heart and makes me feel more connected to my land. You should listen to more of Maisey's music! She is an amazing singer. I would recommend listening to her song "Ruaimoko" or "Musical Pillow, Musical Bed." :D
You said Taongaroa good 👍
Kia ora from Aotearoa!
The area where this was filmed is were I’m from miss it so much ❤️
pronounced: tongue a rowa fuk a mow ty 😁
Your pronunciation of te reo maori( Māori language is soo good, Kia okra hello from AOTEAROA New Zealand, sending you love and respect. Maisey is a treasure amidst our people, she has so many beautiful songs that she has written. Search for more you’ll be enrich here’s a suggestion, WAITI, WAITA and TAKU INO will mesmerise you, and again you pronunciations of our language is uncanny ❤❤