I heard her song at this concert. Her heartfelt singing voice conveyed the beauty of hula. That's how I started hula. Her voice will never be forgotten.
She wanted to be a professional singer from an early age and my family and I are grateful that Keali'i gave her the opportunity to sing in front of an audience. There is no doubt that it was one of the best moments of her life as you can see her cheerful smile in the video. Incredibly, she passed away in August 2023, but we will live on with her rich voice and her bright smile. Mahalo.
@sunbabybull: I think the story was that Keali'i heard the song being sung when he was in Japan and loved the tune. He wrote Hawaiian lyrics to the exact tune. The Japanese song is titled "Nada Sou Sou". The Hawaiian title is "Nohona Pilikai." You can search Nada SouSou and hear the original song...
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I heard her song at this concert.
Her heartfelt singing voice conveyed the beauty of hula. That's how I started hula.
Her voice will never be forgotten.
Thank you for letting us know about the wonderful episode. She is sure to be smiling with contentment in heaven. Mahalo😊
Mahalo,too.
She wanted to be a professional singer from an early age and my family and I are grateful that Keali'i gave her the opportunity to sing in front of an audience. There is no doubt that it was one of the best moments of her life as you can see her cheerful smile in the video. Incredibly, she passed away in August 2023, but we will live on with her rich voice and her bright smile. Mahalo.
@sunbabybull: I think the story was that Keali'i heard the song being sung when he was in Japan and loved the tune. He wrote Hawaiian lyrics to the exact tune. The Japanese song is titled "Nada Sou Sou". The Hawaiian title is "Nohona Pilikai."
You can search Nada SouSou and hear the original song...
The blend of two cultures.....charming, with grace and the aura of Aloha in both.
BEAUTIFUL!!!! 💕💕💕💕💕
Omgs Keali`i and Natsukawa Rimi!!! Coolios!!
That was really great !!
I sang my version too :)
Ia ora na from Raiatea. 2 cultures différentes interprétant d'une même douceur. Mauruuru roa
um, i know that this isnt hawaiian, so can some one tell me what it is? thanks :D
sunbabybull It’s both, Hawaiian and Japanese :)
Japanese.