FRESH 9 - HEIVA: THE ANCIENT DANCE & SPORTS OF TAHITI

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2019
  • Come on a journey with Fresh to Tahiti!
    This week we focus on the Heiva - Tahiti’s cultural celebration of song and dance!
    See some of the most beautiful people on Earth retell their island’s stories with their bodies. We also follow the action of the Tu’aro Ma’ohi - the traditional Tahitian games ... Witness the fitness right here!
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Комментарии • 30

  • @kaingalaufuaki3909
    @kaingalaufuaki3909 4 года назад +12

    Im soo proud to be a Kai Pasifika. We are always proud of our culture and our history.

  • @dejakeith2291
    @dejakeith2291 3 года назад +4

    My spirit belongs in Tahiti

  • @bullit4x
    @bullit4x 4 года назад +8

    Most beautiful people in the world. The ladies are spectacular.

  • @roundandsquareful
    @roundandsquareful 4 года назад +4

    They are so joyful

  • @raewynwood9493
    @raewynwood9493 4 года назад +1

    😍I love it!

  • @minhtruong8565
    @minhtruong8565 3 года назад

    Magnifique !

  • @truthbetold782
    @truthbetold782 3 года назад

    Best cooks in the WORLD too... this is a TALENTED PEOPLE, I want to go so bad!

  • @Geronimo122
    @Geronimo122 4 года назад

    Awesome!

  • @fredchristman5186
    @fredchristman5186 Год назад

    beautiful i love it

  • @Zman_1123
    @Zman_1123 Год назад +1

    Some of these guys can probably lift more than the heaviest atlas stone.

  • @carolinestevens739
    @carolinestevens739 4 года назад +2

    Is the Tahitian language like the Hawaiian's, very few speak it and are being taught in Hawaiiana schools??

    • @heilaniproductions
      @heilaniproductions 4 года назад +7

      Yes. Very similar to Hawaiian...It is considered a part of the Austronesian language group.
      Maori, Cook Islands, Hawaiian and Tahitian, Rapa Nui languages are very similar.

    • @Manoatevarua
      @Manoatevarua 3 года назад +3

      No, very different.
      Tahitian isn’t in the same situation as the Hawaiian language.

  • @ronin6158
    @ronin6158 3 года назад +2

    160kg, 350+ lbs stone up on your shoulders. Yea go try that.

  • @robertmclernon4836
    @robertmclernon4836 2 месяца назад

    Christianity has destroyed much the native cultures around the world. I am glad that Tahitians were able to save some of their culture. The dancing is very beautiful.

  • @buiicomontegarrido4348
    @buiicomontegarrido4348 4 года назад +1

    Yah dis Mr. Coby Garrido..but my real name is Monte..okay bye...lol..

  • @Daybr3ak1991
    @Daybr3ak1991 4 года назад +15

    They need to stop using french language. And start using tahitian instead

    • @55dbau
      @55dbau 3 года назад +2

      They speak both, even English so you got it all.

    • @onyx081
      @onyx081 3 года назад +2

      Exactly. You can't proclaim to be proud of your culture and heritage when you can only speak your colonizers language

    • @Manoatevarua
      @Manoatevarua 3 года назад +2

      @@onyx081
      Lmao I don’t know who told you the bullshit that you’re believing but the Tahitian language is just fine.

    • @kilipaki87oritahiti
      @kilipaki87oritahiti 3 года назад +10

      @@onyx081 Why are you shaming them for something that's not their fault? They don't need your approval. It's in their blood, their mana, their tupuna. One can still be proud without being fluent in the language. What a arrogant, discriminate, and imperialistic comment to make for someone who isn't even Maohi! Colonial mindset much!

    • @teokotaiandrew3472
      @teokotaiandrew3472 Год назад

      we still speak our language and i am a fluent speaker in maohi.

  • @RaiRaiBrown
    @RaiRaiBrown 3 года назад +1

    They speak French, so I'm thinking they took their native language away.

    • @kilipaki87oritahiti
      @kilipaki87oritahiti 3 года назад +8

      A great comment from someone who is educated on the matter further down in the commnets:
      Manoa: Majority of people in Tahiti can speak Tahitian. It’s not a Hawaii situation.
      In fact, Polynesian culture is much more preserved in Tahiti because unlike Western Polynesian countries who are devout Protestants, you still have people worshipping the Polynesian gods in Tahiti and doing traditional ceremonies on marae (temples) and celebrating traditional Polynesian holidays like Matari’i i ni’a, Heiva and Matari’i i raro.
      There’s the news in Tahitian, Tahitian is taught in all schools too.
      But unlike Tonga or Samoa, we have more than 1 native language in French Polynesia.
      Maybe not judge a whole culture by one video only without even having knowledge of the actual situation?

    • @teokotaiandrew3472
      @teokotaiandrew3472 Год назад +1

      we still speak our native tongue it has never been lost. I speak it fluently as well as the rest of my family.