Richard Heke: Yeap, my uncle was in that kapa haka group who went to nationals with this song and performed it with guns :) Te Waka Tu Ki Hokianga was the kapa haka group
i was learnt by my parents it was Haka so no way im gonna change, i will always respect my parents teaching, he Ngapuhi tuturu ahau.....thats all yous all need to know about me.
Kororareka te kainga - Kororareka is the home Tapeka te maunga nui - Tapeka the mountain Parangia te pouhaki o ingarangi - he chopped down the pole of England Kia hinga te mana o te pakeha - and shall the tribe/soul of English man die
Here is Hone Heke. Who's that guy? Jesting and teasing (the Crown) He's a Ngapuhi (iwi/tribal nation) Chief, Here is (the story of) Hone Heke. This warrior of his people showed contempt for the government of the white skins (British). Kororareka (Russell) was his home, Tapeka his sacred Mountain. Be strong our dear friend and ancestor (elder) Hone Heke. He climbed Tapeka mountain and chopped down the flagpole of the English to belittle their claim to power (in NZ). Be vigilant Hone Heke! A Chief from Ngapuhi, a warrior, (who embodied) the power of the Maori people. Be forever vigilant (ever present) Hone Heke!
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I love this song..........1st time I heard it was nationals 1994.....and the kapaz that did it had guns too!!! Kia U Nga Puhi
Richard Heke: Yeap, my uncle was in that kapa haka group who went to nationals with this song and performed it with guns :) Te Waka Tu Ki Hokianga was the kapa haka group
THIS SONG WAS WRITTEN BY HENARE MAHANGA AND TITI WITEHIRA, WE LEARNT IT IN OTARA, KAPAHAKA O TE KUPENGA CLUB O OTARA....
Do you know Ollie Ifopo?
@@hamishmccarthy9876 yep i know him
@@hamishmccarthy9876 sorry for the late reply yes i do know him we were in TK Kapahaka together
Ka rawe te waiata!
ko tenei waiata nga kupu e pono ana
Dialect changes around ngapuhi some hapu say haka instead of whaka also R can be said as L as for Ngati Kahu ki Whangaroa
i was learnt by my parents it was Haka so no way im gonna change, i will always respect my parents teaching, he Ngapuhi tuturu ahau.....thats all yous all need to know about me.
Kororareka te kainga - Kororareka is the home
Tapeka te maunga nui - Tapeka the mountain
Parangia te pouhaki o ingarangi - he chopped down the pole of England
Kia hinga te mana o te pakeha - and shall the tribe/soul of English man die
The original kupu was whakarere, not whakanene.
this song is called hone heke ! lol
i remember this from otangarei primary :)
Hi Annie Doake listen to music hi Annie Doake listen to music
Hi Annie Doake listen to music and Hi Annie Doake listen to music Hi Annie Doake listen to music
what does it mean ? :)
Here is Hone Heke.
Who's that guy? Jesting and teasing (the Crown)
He's a Ngapuhi (iwi/tribal nation) Chief, Here is (the story of) Hone Heke.
This warrior of his people showed contempt for the government of the white skins (British).
Kororareka (Russell) was his home, Tapeka his sacred Mountain.
Be strong our dear friend and ancestor (elder) Hone Heke.
He climbed Tapeka mountain and chopped down the flagpole of the English to belittle their claim to power (in NZ).
Be vigilant Hone Heke!
A Chief from Ngapuhi, a warrior, (who embodied) the power of the Maori people.
Be forever vigilant (ever present) Hone Heke!
Alejandra Turner tt
no we say whaka
wait, this song has diff lyrics :s wtf