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Ko te pū Te more Te weu Te aka Te rea Ko te wao nui Te kune Te whē Te kore Te pō Ki ngā tangata Māori Nā Rangi rāua ko Papa Ko tēnei te tīmatanga o te ao Ko tēnei te tīmatanga o te ao

Kia Ora. Ko taku tamahine te kotiro e waiata ana. Ka hoki te mihi ki a koe. Mauri ora.

My daughter just mixed them together on her phone

Thank you. Manea and Tangi Ke by Rex Atirai

Awww such lovely comments. Meitaki maata

Thank you 😊

I am far away in NY but I listen to Cook Island music and try to dance even if I am a Grandmother lol. I am young at heart.

@@windingroad9678go mama!! Age is only a number 😊❤

Thank you and thanks for the question. In many pacific cultures it’s a way of families showing their love for the dancers and their families. We put money on them and Lolly necklaces to show our pride and to encourage them (the dancers) to continue learning and upholding our cultural traditions. When they feel our love and receive money, they associate that joy with our culture and who we are, and they learn from a young age to love it. It’s rather distracting but the dance is not really for our entertainment, it’s their expression of love for their nana, their family and their island. So we don’t really need to watch it uninterrupted, we just feel the spirit of joy, love and pride as everything unfolds. And that’s why we dance for our loved ones, to fill their hearts with pride. It draws families close and keeps us connected.

@@kaiakostuff7041 Well said, u speak from ur heart❤️thanku for educating me on ur amazing culture and family.

I made them. I bought black bras and hot glued feathers, shells and whatever else you want to bedazzle it with. Just google pictures for ideas and a hot glue gun is your friend 😊

@@kaiakostuff7041Oh my gosh ! Incredibly creative mind thank you for the idea 💡

Nah sorry bro, too busy waving my flag 😂

Samoa 🇼🇸

Who you think

Tangi Ke

❤❤❤

Manea, my daughter dancing edited and mixed them together on her phone

@@kaiakostuff7041 Thank you so much

Oh sorry.....I'm asking about the very last song, I think it's an old song please thank you

@@mokafotu the first song is Tangi Ke and the second song is Manea, she just mixed it in from the fast beat of the song and then it goes back into the choruses. Then the band just start playing their random beat and strum.

I have no idea I just heard someone sing it and made up chords and learned it

www.playcentre.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Waiata-Katoa-Ko-Te-Pu-Story-of-Creation.pdf

environment.govt.nz/te-ao-maori/te-timatanga-o-te-ao-maori/

Hello Annie 😁

Hi, Annie this is LM

This is an ancient karakia charting the whakapapa of the world. Your Nanny sounds like a wise Kuia

Bonjour! Glad you like it as much as my whanau does. Aroha mai, aroha atu

I’ll post them when I get home But it’s a combination of Am, C G E. I just made the chords up 😂

It's the NZ Maori geneology of creation from the very beginning. In the beginning there was the nothing, from the nothing(te kore) there was darkness (te po) and from darkness there was light through the separation of Ranginui and Papatuānuku. Ranginui is the Sky Father, Papatuānuku is the Earth Mother and from there came Tangata Maori (mankind/Maori people). This is not the literal translation just the jist of what it is singing about. Ko tenei te timatanga o Te ao (This is how the world began).

@@kaiakostuff7041 thank you for replying very informative