I'm Samoan. They performed this in Cook Island Maori when I was in college in 1980s. Started off with Kia orana 🎶🎶 Always loved this song. Grew up around a lot of Maori and listening to lots of traditional waiatas. Always brings happy memories to me.
I grew up in the Waikato and BOP. I've lived abroad for 20+ years. I still love the songs and Te Reo I learnt as a boy. Proud of my land and people, there really is nothing like Aotearoa. Peace.
My brother passed away in NZ after being there for 3 years. He loved it and loved being there with his kiwi parter. He's coming back to Liverpool to be laid to rest and I'm going to play this at his interment with his partner by my side as a last NZ goodbye 😢
I'm Tokelauan,Rarotongan,Samoan and german. My Tokelauan is the most spoken korero spoken at home. Born and raised in Aoutearoa and find Rarotongan and Tokelau are the closest language to te reo. My nan and mum loved waita Maori because they understood word for word and would translate and sing these waita in their own reo. So beautiful.
Tokelau is closest to Samoan and Tuvaluan. Toke has some old consonants and the original proto Polynesian K which is found in Maori and was once in Samoan which is why Maori is understood to a degree.
Us Maoris and you Samoans are really the same ppl we both polys who branch off from Hawaii, our ancestors would always visit each other, trade and help each other, ye we from the same waka
Being a Samoan growing up in Kapa haka this still feels like my culture lol the live ins, haka offs, kapas the hangis! Miss it all such a beautiful culture
Hi Carlos. I'm about the same with you on this. Roughly 15years so long aye we sang this in our kapahaka performance. Now I forget how to pronounce the waiata properly..,🙄 my daughter reckons i sound like a Pākehā 🤦 ASHAMED OF myself tbh. Should be well tuned by now at my age.. I'm sorry
Tena koutou. Thanks for sharing. My young daughters liked listening. Was thinking about Nana and this song just stayed in my head all day. My favourite song to sing as a kid. Beautiful
Beautiful Maori culture. No one could ever imagine how many amazing and unique beauty the native Americans can show to the world, if their countries and tribes are still there.
Beautiful music and dance! I have been twice in Hawaii and enjoyed polynesian music/dance in the polynesian cultural center (Oahu), luaus, etc, and could discover this music. Everytime I heard/see this music/dance, it comes to my mind sea, wind, coconut trees, happy people fishing, singing and dancing. Congratulations to keep alive these traditions!
BEST HAKA EVER I LOVE YOU FAMILY THANK YOU FOR THIS I COME HERE OFTEN TO GIVE ME STRENGTH YOU HAVE NO IDEA THE LOVE I FEEL AND THAT MY SOUL IS CONNECTED HERE WITH YOURS THIS IS MORE THAN WORDS CAN CONVEY...THANK YOU...DONT EVER LOSE YOUR LIGHT...YOUR STRENGTH YOUR POWERFUL GUIDANCE AND HISTORY FAITH OF A MUSTARD SEED WILL ALWAYS BE STRONGER THAN SHALLOW IDEALISATIONS LIKE GREED WILL NEVER BE STRONGER THAN LOYALTY AND TRUTHFULNESS...SENDING MUCH LOVE TO YOU ALL I SEND YOU JOY HAPPINESS LAUGHTER AND HEALTH...
We have to learn this song for prize giving. And I am working so hard because it is my country. I am sure we will do a wonderful job. This is a very inspiring song. I must learn the moves along with the song. 🙂
How could anyone down vote this video? It's beautiful. Don't have to understand the words at all. Maori music is powerful once it gets going. It's like the heartbeat of the earth, the flow of the waters and wind together, absolutely in harmony! Beautiful and thank you for posting this!
I remember learning this when I was in Māori culture group at primary school I’m a cocongati but this waiata has stayed always stayed with me ever since then and when I here this at Māori parties it takes me way back to those days Tumeke alright chur ma Māoris👍
I remember back in year 6 whenever the Māori group got up to preform this. And at the last part of the haka, all the boys in the school would put their toughest Māori accent and sing along “RUA ANA TE WHENUA WHATI ANA HI!!” I miss that time
I love this song, though I listened to the Hawaiian version. Either version is still beautiful, and it’s awesome to see the same song being performed on the opposite side of the pacific
I remember singing this waiata when I was younger but I am sure we sang a part that said "Kurahaupo te waka...". Is this a regional version for a different iwi?
Why don’t we have people around this world show this !!! So many different races and so many beautiful songs !!! Why are we still fighting race ??? I will never understand it !!! So much beautiful music and food out there !!! Sorry !!! Anthony Bourdain quote !!!
I have travelled to Aotearoa Land of the long white cloud. And did many cultural exchanges from Hawaiian to Maori. Very grateful to have gone to the Marae and meet the elders in spirit and in person ❤❤❤
Hello, my name is Mauricio and I'm from Buenos Aires Argentina. After watching this video, I was very interested in both the song and the dance, since I see that it has things in common with that of my Japanese ancestors. Can you tell me where I can find out about this song and the meanings of the dance movements? And if they are so kind, what is the name of the young lady who dances in the second place, from left to right, since she is very beautiful. thank you very much.
I love it especially when I am A Silveradale school person well I’m practically a student but I just love Kapa haka it’s literally my favorite thing but sometimes I don’t really look forward to it mostly when I am younger when I was younger I used to love it When I was year 1 I embraced my spirit and Kapa haka
I'm Samoan. They performed this in Cook Island Maori when I was in college in 1980s. Started off with Kia orana 🎶🎶 Always loved this song. Grew up around a lot of Maori and listening to lots of traditional waiatas. Always brings happy memories to me.
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But this is. Mouldy not samoa 🇼🇸 and TOA Samoa 🇼🇸
Yes not somona
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IN SAMOAN TOO❤
I just tapped on this video and my whole childhood came rushing in
Hard!
Same my g
Same memorys from Kapa haka in primary
True that
same
I grew up in the Waikato and BOP. I've lived abroad for 20+ years. I still love the songs and Te Reo I learnt as a boy. Proud of my land and people, there really is nothing like Aotearoa. Peace.
You can take the boy outta the land..
But you can Never take the Land outta the boy..
Nga mihi bro
maori songs have some of the most melodic tunes I've ever heard
Look up Hato paora waiata, now that my friend is harmonising at its finest at the high school level
Ok listen to this then ruclips.net/video/_6-TOyJs2IM/видео.html
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Hows Vivacious, Ornacia? Btw our maori songs are indeed beautiful.
Beautiful singing n dancing!! I played it over n over, reminded me of my school days in the '70's'..You guys are fabulous! 💜
Wow 70's, cool that we're still learning this song in school now
Hannah Dower ikr, I did it and I lead it w/ my bff we are amazing singers and we did rako and lead it it was complicated:o
@@raieemiitoocool well done!
39yr old Kiwi here.... just heard this song on Tik tok... how have I not heard this before?? Beautiful beautiful song :)
My brother passed away in NZ after being there for 3 years. He loved it and loved being there with his kiwi parter. He's coming back to Liverpool to be laid to rest and I'm going to play this at his interment with his partner by my side as a last NZ goodbye 😢
Respect for you bro sorry to hear about your brother❤❤❤❤❤❤
Me tangi, kāpā ko te mate i te marama. (Let us mourn and weep for him, for truly he dieth not as the moon dies).
It is so comforting to hear this Waiata I use to sing this at primary many years ago and had forgotten it
I used rako today for Maori language week
Yes....
Me to my bro!!
@charlotte grace ?
So true! Almost makes me cry to hear this. Such a blessing to hear this!
yeeees from Wales! the New Zealand of the north! dalwch ati, cadwch eich diwylliant x
I'm Tokelauan,Rarotongan,Samoan and german. My Tokelauan is the most spoken korero spoken at home. Born and raised in Aoutearoa and find Rarotongan and Tokelau are the closest language to te reo. My nan and mum loved waita Maori because they understood word for word and would translate and sing these waita in their own reo. So beautiful.
Tokelau is closest to Samoan and Tuvaluan. Toke has some old consonants and the original proto Polynesian K which is found in Maori and was once in Samoan which is why Maori is understood to a degree.
I am almost 48 years old. I remember this song from almost 30yeats ago.
This is the version that I do deeply love….. please don’t change it.
❤ I'm Samoan but I ❤ this Maori song!! Thank you for sharing❤❤
Us Maoris and you Samoans are really the same ppl we both polys who branch off from Hawaii, our ancestors would always visit each other, trade and help each other, ye we from the same waka
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@@sasukeuch7710 samoans came from māori people
Samoans are their own people’s. We are privileged to be whanau Katoa.
@@keekowashereno Maori came from tahitians and Cook islands who in turn came from Samoa. Hawaiki is Savaii in samoa
Being a Samoan growing up in Kapa haka this still feels like my culture lol the live ins, haka offs, kapas the hangis! Miss it all such a beautiful culture
To the fine people of Aotearoa from your cousins in Hawaiʻi, "Mahalo nui loa iāʻoukou. Aloha nō."
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Amine
lrein077 Kia ora Bruddah
Chur chur my cousins
Irie Jah my cousins
I am in American--and I want to learn this song and moves--soooooo badly. This just an emotional experience watching this
Alot of meaning that can relate to alot of people from all cultures
There is different variations of the actions though the words stay the same (just like to note that)
aw i like that you like our culture
Well if u wanna join Come to NZ and learn some Māori
come to nz it great
I haven't heard this song in 25years I was about 7 when I last preformed this in our maori group 😭 brings back memories
Hi Carlos. I'm about the same with you on this. Roughly 15years so long aye we sang this in our kapahaka performance. Now I forget how to pronounce the waiata properly..,🙄 my daughter reckons i sound like a Pākehā 🤦
ASHAMED OF myself tbh.
Should be well tuned by now at my age..
I'm sorry
Tena koutou. Thanks for sharing. My young daughters liked listening. Was thinking about Nana and this song just stayed in my head all day. My favourite song to sing as a kid. Beautiful
I remember this was our school song in primary school! We would sing it at the end of every assembly. Miss those days ❤️❤️ #KingsfordPrimaryScool
Beautiful Maori culture. No one could ever imagine how many amazing and unique beauty the native Americans can show to the world, if their countries and tribes are still there.
They're definitely still there
maori agent Native American bro, wrong side of the world.
So glad I found this beautiful singin’ and dancin’ coulture and this particular song! It helped me already quiet a few times through difficult times
Lifes a gift hope all rolls smooth for you..
Yes beautiful waiata.
Made me happy too
I remember singing this when I was in primary school in NZ and it's stayed with me ever since after 25 years
Beautiful music and dance! I have been twice in Hawaii and enjoyed polynesian music/dance in the polynesian cultural center (Oahu), luaus, etc, and could discover this music.
Everytime I heard/see this music/dance, it comes to my mind sea, wind, coconut trees, happy people fishing, singing and dancing. Congratulations to keep alive these traditions!
this song is from us the Maori if u didn't know
@@sjthegoat_let me explain in 2 parts. 1) Polynesian center, 2) Maori I belongs to Polynesia. 🙂
@@sjthegoat_ yes Maori. And love it!
oh yeah thats right
I’ve just come to NZ, and I absolutely love this song! Makes me want to learn much more about the culture here🙏🏾
Every Māori songs give me chills i love it💯 Ofa atu💯
I love this song i'm from tahiti and my grand pa live in new zealand
Can you speak french
Maori have the best singing voices and culture proud to be Maori 🤙🏽✊🏽
BEST HAKA EVER I LOVE YOU FAMILY THANK YOU FOR THIS I COME HERE OFTEN TO GIVE ME STRENGTH YOU HAVE NO IDEA THE LOVE I FEEL AND THAT MY SOUL IS CONNECTED HERE WITH YOURS THIS IS MORE THAN WORDS CAN CONVEY...THANK YOU...DONT EVER LOSE YOUR LIGHT...YOUR STRENGTH YOUR POWERFUL GUIDANCE AND HISTORY FAITH OF A MUSTARD SEED WILL ALWAYS BE STRONGER THAN SHALLOW IDEALISATIONS LIKE GREED WILL NEVER BE STRONGER THAN LOYALTY AND TRUTHFULNESS...SENDING MUCH LOVE TO YOU ALL I SEND YOU JOY HAPPINESS LAUGHTER AND HEALTH...
what the foook
@@justineg9432 why
WHY SO EMOTIANAL
my favourite waiata when i was a child, fills me with warm feelings
I am moldy to
This is my favourite song it cools me down and makes me happy!
I'm Asian, I don't understand any Maori songs but it makes me teary eyed when I listen to one.
We have to learn this song for prize giving. And I am working so hard because it is my country. I am sure we will do a wonderful job. This is a very inspiring song. I must learn the moves along with the song. 🙂
The best version available. Every other one online has nothing on this.... That's my word
my beloved Culture Aotearoa New Zealand
Chur chur
Love it, brings me back to my childhood..thank you
How could anyone down vote this video? It's beautiful. Don't have to understand the words at all. Maori music is powerful once it gets going. It's like the heartbeat of the earth, the flow of the waters and wind together, absolutely in harmony! Beautiful and thank you for posting this!
I remember learning this when I was in Māori culture group at primary school I’m a cocongati but this waiata has stayed always stayed with me ever since then and when I here this at Māori parties it takes me way back to those days Tumeke alright chur ma Māoris👍
Beautiful, tu meke I remember this waiata when I was growing up, love it , my feet still taping to the beat xo
I remember back in year 6 whenever the Māori group got up to preform this. And at the last part of the haka, all the boys in the school would put their toughest Māori accent and sing along “RUA ANA TE WHENUA WHATI ANA HI!!”
I miss that time
I remember singing this in Primary,and intermediate us kids belted those songs out proudly and it was such a fun song to sing
love this song and the culture from your brothers and sisters the indigenous australians
Kia ora whanau.
the indigenous australians and polynesians are not related at all tho
kia ora! what an amazing performance by these wonderful young people. ka rawe koutou.
This is beautiful! Greetings from Guam 🇬🇺
Thank you for adding the lyrics ☺️
So beautiful😍💓 mīharo!
Brings back so many good memories singing this song at school years ago.
What a beautiful song!
Pakeha living in Perth. Always play this when I feel homesick
Kia ora brother👍
the way the Kaea sings is beautiful
I love this song, though I listened to the Hawaiian version. Either version is still beautiful, and it’s awesome to see the same song being performed on the opposite side of the pacific
I remember singing this waiata when I was younger but I am sure we sang a part that said "Kurahaupo te waka...". Is this a regional version for a different iwi?
I sing this at school, It is so comforting to hear this!
I just watching this. Like 10 times so far!!! I would love to see more of the women singing.
I love this ♡
I was looking for lyrics to confirm my boys if they were correct 😅 this is my favorite song all the way from samoa Respect 🙏🏾🙌🏾 #Polynesianlove💙🖤
Nani loa ka mele!! From your cousins, us Hawaiians
Kia ora cousins, I hope I visit your guys beautiful islands one day. Arohanui Aotearoa
Hello from your neighbours, Australia 😃
Happy Horse hello back to you you magnificent bastards
Hello from NZ
Kia Ora e hoa! (Hi my friend!) :)
😂 👍
aussie aussie aussie
Why don’t we have people around this world show this !!!
So many different races and so many beautiful songs !!!
Why are we still fighting race ???
I will never understand it !!!
So much beautiful music and food out there !!!
Sorry !!!
Anthony Bourdain quote !!!
The girl on the right is so beautiful wish to meet you someday here in Maui hawaii
NOTME you creepy
I had never heard that next verse (e hoki ana..) Rawe!
I feel so relaxed now
Amazing and beautiful 👏👏
Ma Poimtgygjjjkkk
Bi-Lo photo hello don't you dare cocky takaka
Loving This From Tanzania
Juste magnifique 😍
Beautiful ❤️❤️ Ka pai whanau
That was beautiful. I was trying to sing along.
Thanks for helping us in our new kappa haka
Love this version! So joyful!
Beverly Smith this is the only version unless there's another I don't know of. Performed this action song in primary.....
E hara! There are plenty of other versions of this waiata. This version is actually altered from the original
I have travelled to Aotearoa Land of the long white cloud. And did many cultural exchanges from Hawaiian to Maori. Very grateful to have gone to the Marae and meet the elders in spirit and in person ❤❤❤
I wish there were more of these videos. *chefs kiss*
I love this song so much 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Ooft the memories this brought back though..
Hey you know Emily
Simply ....FANTASTIC
I wish this version was on spotify :(
Pakeha here, love this song
One of my childhood favourite kapas song ❤
reminds me of my childhood , anyone else ?
Stay beautiful Aotearoa
Beautiful Work Whanau 🙏
good job on the song u are all good singers it make s me and my class mate feel welcome
Nie wiem o czym śpiewają, ale słucha się tego z przyjemnością
It's a call for unity among our Pasifika peoples - the original version. I love this one though.
awesome!!! Actions are ataahua!
Absolutely beautiful culture thank you so much for sharing 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰
J'ADORE CETTE CHANSON
Brings back so many memories 💗
That was beautiful to my ears and eyes
love this song i use to sing this at school :)
Geez.... this takes me back...
Amazing! Even though I can get my aunty and uncles to sing it or I watch them practisecI like to watch it!
Beautiful
Thanks for sharing
I hope you do more of these.
Hello, my name is Mauricio and I'm from Buenos Aires Argentina. After watching this video, I was very interested in both the song and the dance, since I see that it has things in common with that of my Japanese ancestors. Can you tell me where I can find out about this song and the meanings of the dance movements? And if they are so kind, what is the name of the young lady who dances in the second place, from left to right, since she is very beautiful. thank you very much.
This is a Maori song from New Zealand.
Maori always brings out the best songs n dance n culture
Great work keep it up
That was brilliant thank. You for sharing
I love it especially when I am A Silveradale school person well I’m practically a student but I just love Kapa haka it’s literally my favorite thing but sometimes I don’t really look forward to it mostly when I am younger when I was younger I used to love it When I was year 1 I embraced my spirit and Kapa haka
Whati whati... Head bobbing up and down... 😄
Love New Zealand and so happy that I'm from New Zealand
I'm from nz but I'm in north and I live in hastings
What a beautiful culture. Saludos desde el otro lado del mundo 🥰🤩🔅
I’m a maori an I’m so proud of my Māori culture so reaper hard
BRO I LOVE THIS SONG!