It's more powerful when everyone speaks Te Reo & understands the significance & reaches to their tipuna (ancestoes) for inspiration while invoking the power of the gods To bring power from on high
We in the west have a lot to learn from these people especially we black people the love here just brings tears to my eyes it's just amazing to see that in today's time we people are still like this
The black of the West are of no use seriously. Because they're the ones who are indigenous to the land of America but even then they let their identity, their language their tradition get destroyed by the hands of Invader Europeans headed by Amerigo Vespucci and Christopher Columbus.
I've just discovered these videos. Amazing! The warrior brotherhood is epic. I've watched Haka at weddings, funerals, schools, a respected teacher retiring and all the students performed this.. dance..tribute, respect, honor...there are so many descriptions! We have nothing in the west to even come close to it. Respect & appreciation from America!
You literally destroyed your own indigenous culture and peoples of the continent of North America. There were more than 50 Indigenous Languages, Cultural Groups which are now facing extinction. Europeans when came to the land of America are responsible for every sin done against Indigenous Americans.
Gracias Dios que a través de este medio puedo alimentar mi Espíritu viendo Humanos Vivos con un Rico Mundo Emocional; Gente Intensa que no se avergüenza de sus Emociones sino que las Comparte y las Nutre en Comunidad respetuosamente sin ser concebido como "loco".GRACIAS.
I adore the Maori's and their culture. Beautiful people. I lived there for 4 years (Scottish) but had to go to Australia because my mother was dying. I still miss it enormously. My mother had bagpipes at her funeral. The Scots and Maori's respect each other.
I am just going to say it is just bloody fabulous 👌 👏 👍 😍 I love the haka and can watch good ones all day and probably everyday if I could it's the most awe inspiring custom there could ever be, brings me to tears love you all.and thanks for sharing it with world.
Wow. Thanks for posting this. It just popped up in my feed. Brought back a lot of memories of the best 18 months I’ve ever spent. I needed this. ‘05- ‘07 FJM
@@CarolynDenison he didn’t die 😂 he was being sent off to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Male missionaries for our church serve a mission after turning 18 and they serve for 2 full years with no contact except emails and phone calls twice a year one for Mother’s Day and the other is Christmas. Our missionaries are sent all over the world..
I am so ignorant of cultures I'm ashamed of myself. I thought this was something only Hawaiians or Samoans did. I need to brush up on my cultural understanding. Is this even in Hawaii or samoa?
It truly is one of the most beautiful traditions I've ever seen.
It's more powerful when everyone speaks Te Reo & understands the significance & reaches to their tipuna (ancestoes) for inspiration while invoking the power of the gods
To bring power from on high
Love the haka wish I could see it in person
I feel so emotional right now. My tears were literally falling.The Haka is truly something so behold. It has so much power.
We in the west have a lot to learn from these people especially we black people the love here just brings tears to my eyes it's just amazing to see that in today's time we people are still like this
The black of the West are of no use seriously. Because they're the ones who are indigenous to the land of America but even then they let their identity, their language their tradition get destroyed by the hands of Invader Europeans headed by Amerigo Vespucci and Christopher Columbus.
I'm in tears....so powerful and sweet. Love the young brothers join in.
I've just discovered these videos. Amazing!
The warrior brotherhood is epic. I've watched Haka at weddings, funerals, schools, a respected teacher retiring and all the students performed this..
dance..tribute, respect, honor...there are so many descriptions!
We have nothing in the west to even come close to it. Respect & appreciation from America!
You literally destroyed your own indigenous culture and peoples of the continent of North America. There were more than 50 Indigenous Languages, Cultural Groups which are now facing extinction. Europeans when came to the land of America are responsible for every sin done against Indigenous Americans.
Gracias Dios que a través de este medio puedo alimentar mi Espíritu viendo Humanos Vivos con un Rico Mundo Emocional; Gente Intensa que no se avergüenza de sus Emociones sino que las Comparte y las Nutre en Comunidad respetuosamente sin ser concebido como "loco".GRACIAS.
I adore the Maori's and their culture. Beautiful people. I lived there for 4 years (Scottish) but had to go to Australia because my mother was dying. I still miss it enormously. My mother had bagpipes at her funeral. The Scots and Maori's respect each other.
Ow wow I love it so moving and respectful that's so awesome for
I am just going to say it is just bloody fabulous 👌 👏 👍 😍 I love the haka and can watch good ones all day and probably everyday if I could it's the most awe inspiring custom there could ever be, brings me to tears love you all.and thanks for sharing it with world.
love respect and condolences from Scotland to my New Zealand friends.
@Happy Flowers thanks for correcting - makes sense
Ustedes son RICOS al vivenciar de esa manera en su Pueblo las experiencias del Corazón sin ser juzgados.Nuevamente, gracias por Compartir.
👏👏👏👏👏
To be so loved is a sensation I will never know...God’s Will!
There is no god.
It's YOUR choice.
@@jero5255 there IS a God. I pity you. But it is not His will for someone to not be loved. God is love.
Thank you for sharing this with the world. Condolences to the family.
Nobody died they’re sending off a family member to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints aka Mormon Church.
This is powerful omg
Me emocion ver este video , soy de España me encanta👏
Now that's love!true pure love!Awesome!
Ну Молодцы, ни чего не скажешь!
4:02 the tears began
I don't understand theq Hska qbut I absolutely love seeing it thank you for sharing Linda from NH
I wish I knew what they are saying. It looks beautiful!
Wow. Thanks for posting this. It just popped up in my feed. Brought back a lot of memories of the best 18 months I’ve ever spent. I needed this.
‘05- ‘07 FJM
my heart just got fluffy.
I had to leave second comment deepest condolences to everyone what a wonderful wonderful tribute
This is magnificent.
same family from the emotional wedding Haka ??
B Positive yes!
I need a friend from New Zealand who will welcome me with a Haka
So beautiful!!¡!
whats the story here...such a beautiful send off!!!!!
The man died. This is out of respect for his family. Search Haka it's customary
@@CarolynDenison he didn’t die 😂 he was being sent off to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Male missionaries for our church serve a mission after turning 18 and they serve for 2 full years with no contact except emails and phone calls twice a year one for Mother’s Day and the other is Christmas. Our missionaries are sent all over the world..
@@jtalbot34 I thought that haka was against Christianity ✝️ or the Mormon church ⛪️ because of its pagan beliefs 🤷🏼♀️is this true..
@@jerusalem5646 no. Not true
respect 👏
Is this the same family’s from the famous Haka wedding? I feel like I recognize the groom and others,
I wish translations were provided.
Some familiar faces here, from the famous wedding haka?
It seems as though the Latter Day Saints is a common denomination in this culture. Is that true?
7:20 Emotional wedding Haka?
Giorgio Cortellessa yes!
حنا عندنا الدقة المراكشية وعبيدات الرما والعاونيات طو زطوطو طو زطوطو 😂😂😂
What religion are these people in? Are they Mormons?
Yes, they’re sending off their family member Elder Grace to serve a mission.
I am so ignorant of cultures I'm ashamed of myself. I thought this was something only Hawaiians or Samoans did. I need to brush up on my cultural understanding. Is this even in Hawaii or samoa?
I hate applauds.