00:01 Opening Song - Waiata Huaki 3:19 Traditional Instruments and Weapons Performance 7:15 Speech - Whai Korero 9:15 Traditional Song - Moteatea 11:08 Poi Performance (Girls) 14:55 Speech 2 - Whai Korero Tuarua 16:18 Hand Action Song Performance - Waiata a Ringa 20:10 Haka Performance (Boys) 23:45 Closing Performance - Whakawaatea Nga mihi ki a koutou nga kaihaka o Te Maurea Whiritoi 2016!!! 👏👏👏👏
What is that beautiful piece starting at 15:25 about? It's so somber, and they all tear up. Does anyone have a name, or a translation or some context? I would love to know more
Kia ora :) The words in Māori can be found here: ruclips.net/video/AOMUHfJHn6U/видео.html. The translation is difficult to articulate, but in short, the song is dedicated to those who have passed away before their rightful time. It talks of how such a person is a "chiefly" descendant of their ancestors and emphasises the loneliness one feels when some every close departs beyond the veil.
@@TeMaureaWhiritoi Hey! That was a quick answer, thank you very much for the explanation. Māori culture is so very fascinating to me, and gems like this one are particularily precious. An incomprehensible language, strange (but beautiful) traditional attire, jewelry and tattoos, a completely foreign style of music, but as it turns out, the same issues, the same sadness, that all people struggle with. Thank you!
I know everything you'll say you'll are my family and i need you'll here to get me please. It's bern long life. I'm ready to cone hone who left me in the cold we're I didn't die. Houston Texas Cuban Panama gamboa 1983. I don't know name. I got a Pic. Of the gamboa
Hello , I would like to invite the group for participation i International Folk Festival that will be held ONLINE. The festival is based in Sofa - Bulgaria , the streaming will be between July 15 - 18 , for participation are necessary only video records
00:01 Opening Song - Waiata Huaki
3:19 Traditional Instruments and Weapons Performance
7:15 Speech - Whai Korero
9:15 Traditional Song - Moteatea
11:08 Poi Performance (Girls)
14:55 Speech 2 - Whai Korero Tuarua
16:18 Hand Action Song Performance - Waiata a Ringa
20:10 Haka Performance (Boys)
23:45 Closing Performance - Whakawaatea
Nga mihi ki a koutou nga kaihaka o Te Maurea Whiritoi 2016!!! 👏👏👏👏
What is that beautiful piece starting at 15:25 about? It's so somber, and they all tear up. Does anyone have a name, or a translation or some context? I would love to know more
Kia ora :) The words in Māori can be found here: ruclips.net/video/AOMUHfJHn6U/видео.html. The translation is difficult to articulate, but in short, the song is dedicated to those who have passed away before their rightful time. It talks of how such a person is a "chiefly" descendant of their ancestors and emphasises the loneliness one feels when some every close departs beyond the veil.
@@TeMaureaWhiritoi Hey! That was a quick answer, thank you very much for the explanation. Māori culture is so very fascinating to me, and gems like this one are particularily precious. An incomprehensible language, strange (but beautiful) traditional attire, jewelry and tattoos, a completely foreign style of music, but as it turns out, the same issues, the same sadness, that all people struggle with. Thank you!
I know everything you'll say you'll are my family and i need you'll here to get me please. It's bern long life. I'm ready to cone hone who left me in the cold we're I didn't die. Houston Texas Cuban Panama gamboa 1983. I don't know name. I got a Pic. Of the gamboa
Iroquois republican
Empaka vamos Pavar
@Tom Hottner 04:22 red and yellow ❤💛
25:44 I can see only Yellow 💛 inner lining, didn't know if there was symbolism.
If this was introduced at my school in aus... everyone would shit their pants🤣🤣 chur chur whānau mean as👌🏽🇳🇿
Hello , I would like to invite the group for participation i International Folk Festival that will be held ONLINE. The festival is based in Sofa - Bulgaria , the streaming will be between July 15 - 18 , for participation are necessary only video records
the whakaeke 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Hala at his mother graduation
😯Gemar Khakhdi