Newton PIPC 1997 Popese

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2017
  • Newton PIPC are led by the fuataimi Ulu Iakopo Unasa at Otara EFKS in 1997.
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Комментарии • 10

  • @iokataualeoo9072
    @iokataualeoo9072 Год назад +2

    My great uncle my nana brother from my mum’s side use to go to Pipc Newton when he came here from Samoa in the 1960s his name is Lauvao Opetaia and his wife Ioka Opetaia Rest In Peace to both of them ❤❤❤❤

  • @asalelealefaio4494
    @asalelealefaio4494 5 лет назад +3

    Love our Newton aiga. Omg our opening was remarkable and memorable

  • @elvirgo2899
    @elvirgo2899 5 лет назад +1

    Loving it! God Bless

  • @iokataualeoo9072
    @iokataualeoo9072 Год назад

    I can see some of my church members Luse Pilisi and her mum Fualupe and Fa'alava Lasa and even my nana Alisapeta Palala❤❤❤

  • @1970brenz
    @1970brenz 4 года назад

    Chee hoo!

  • @keneses06semisi38
    @keneses06semisi38 5 лет назад

    M

  • @piseyc.4049
    @piseyc.4049 3 года назад

    what was it? I don't understand? a man with no clothes on. it's very shameful to stand in front of a crow.

    • @ritaseumanutafapalala
      @ritaseumanutafapalala 2 года назад +4

      it's not your business to understand - move along

    • @falevao6150
      @falevao6150 Год назад +1

      Traditional Samoan entertainment. The people sitting are the singers and the man with no shirt is their fuataimi or conductor. A role that is not for everyone, you have to be brave, have good timing, be entertaining but most of all convey the emotion of words the choir is singing - with the right energy, facial expressions, actions and gestures. It is an artform in itself (being a Fuataimi) Might be shameful where you come from but in Samoa, it is a well respected role. Peace and love