Oh such beautiful melodies of the Cook Islands. I love these guys. I just wonder where they hail from, coz their tune very much resemble that of a group called "The Sueni Boys" from Penrhyn Island. I was a big, big fan of the Sueni Boys back in the 80's. I wouldn't be suprised if any members of this group The Tongareva Boys are in any way related/connected to the members of the Suenis because they sound very much the same. My traditional Motuan village of Hanuabada in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, has a long association with Cook Islanders dating back to the late 1800's when South-sea Missionaries like Ruatoka Materua (from the Island of Mangaia/ traditionally named A'ua'u, the most southerly of the Cook Islands and the second largest, after Rarotonga) came to our shores to help spread the Gospel of our LORD JESUS CHRIST. This great Cook Islander served our people with distinction, died and was buried amongst our people. We have villagers and a street named after this great servant of the LORD. akameitaki!!
Oh such beautiful melodies of the Cook Islands. I love these guys. I just wonder where they hail from, coz their tune very much resemble that of a group called "The Sueni Boys" from Penrhyn Island. I was a big, big fan of the Sueni Boys back in the 80's. I wouldn't be suprised if any members of this group The Tongareva Boys are in any way related/connected to the members of the Suenis because they sound very much the same. My traditional Motuan village of Hanuabada in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, has a long association with Cook Islanders dating back to the late 1800's when South-sea Missionaries like Ruatoka Materua (from the Island of Mangaia/ traditionally named A'ua'u, the most southerly of the Cook Islands and the second largest, after Rarotonga) came to our shores to help spread the Gospel of our LORD JESUS CHRIST. This great Cook Islander served our people with distinction, died and was buried amongst our people. We have villagers and a street named after this great servant of the LORD. akameitaki!!
Hi Brian.
Penrhyn Island in the Cookislands is also known as Tongareva.
Yes the Sueni Boys are too good Brian. I have them on c.d. can't beat the old music.
Penrhyn an Tongareva same place/Island..
Kalepa was one of those missionary from the Penrhyn .RIP in Papua and has a son named Kuki Airani still living in PNG
Tongaleva sumālinga ke
Noteaha e pange....love the old songs brings back memories of the islands..
Sumaringa teia himene pange the boys rekareka tatou
iaorana outou mea nehenehe ta outou pehe. a tu'u faahau mai na i tetahi mau hohoa (video) super, magnifique,
Eiaue
Nice music 🎵 God Bless 🙏
An oldie buht a goodie from Sunset Special !! Yeah Boy !! You go hard Family !! meau rai koutou !!
Proud proud Penrhyn In Oz
Eiaueee, I love it!
Sasa hia sasa hia e te boy...very nice...
TONGAREVA ALL DAY LOVE DA WAY U SWAGG UR STUFF :)
THAT IS A DIFFERENT WAY OF TUNING THE UK? I'd like to know more about that tune, Te au metua please teach me, Mikara TARUIA.
TONGAREVA ALL DAY! PROUD SAKU RYT HERE! UNKALA SONY I GAAN SEE YU HAHAHAHAHAHA MEAU
Nice music❤️
og pange😆
Soomai ana na vananga o teia himene, please?
good jams oldeys
nice ucle soneey
What's the name of this song ? Please ,,
Do the Tongareva Boys have a CD? How can I order?
Words please
Pange good to see this old copper once again