@@lesinasimidaniels1086 "Of these three contemporary forms the fatele is by far the most common and the best loved. While it is acknowledged to be of Tuvaluan origin, it has been composed and performed in Tokelau since at least the beginning of the century..." journal.oraltradition.org/wp-content/uploads/files/articles/5ii-iii/7_thomas_tuia.pdf
Been too alot of Tokelau and Tuvalu weddings thur friends. Yes i was told the same thing. I notice there are differences the drumming on the tin is different. Also the singing and the build up is not the same, like if you seen enough of them you know the different. There are afew fatele you can tell the a direct version from Tuvalu from the chanting style but most time the do it in their own unique style. Te pule e te Atua Aloha lahi.
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only Tokes know !!! she danced gracefully Xx
Beautiful
Famous song 🎉🎉
What’s the song called pls
@@blessed1609Ko te tatou po/Te tiale mai Tokelau
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are they part Tuvalu ; Tuvaluan traditional wearing ❤❤
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she half fine lol@@FAATI-FENUAAFU
Excuse me my friend..
Pena que não e traduzido pra português .
This groom is not Pacifican enough 😂
Maybe you should see him dance the Tongan way Oouuuaaaa😂🇹🇴🇹🇰
Tokelau adopted the Fatele from Tuvaluan influence/culture. They have made it their own style.
Not true
@@lesinasimidaniels1086 "Of these three contemporary forms the fatele is by far the most common
and the best loved. While it is acknowledged to be of Tuvaluan origin, it has been
composed and performed in Tokelau since at least the beginning of the century..."
journal.oraltradition.org/wp-content/uploads/files/articles/5ii-iii/7_thomas_tuia.pdf
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@@JacksonHalm very interesting document, thanks for sharing
Been too alot of Tokelau and Tuvalu weddings thur friends.
Yes i was told the same thing.
I notice there are differences the drumming on the tin is different. Also the singing and the build up is not the same, like if you seen enough of them you know the different.
There are afew fatele you can tell the a direct version from Tuvalu from the chanting style but most time the do it in their own unique style.
Te pule e te Atua Aloha lahi.