Ka Naʻi Aupuni
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Project KULEANA was created by three Native Hawaiian men who share the perspective that KULEANA is what makes music Hawaiian. A KULEANA to the ‘āina (land) and our strong ancestral connection to it. Project KULEANA aspires to increase the innate value of Hawaiian music and the performance of it to inspire people to reflect on one’s own KULEANA. Project KULEANA seeks to encourage people to re-discover, re-connect and re-instill what Hawaiian music and performers of Hawaiian music represent. With support from the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority, the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, and ʻŌiwi TV, Project Kuleana Producers and Makauila, Inc. are proud to have produced Project Kuleana 2. Featuring Ka Naʻi ʻAupuni and Where Are The Brothers.
I moved to Hawaii in 1993 because the Queens Medical Center brought me here to work in the Dept of Radiation Oncology and I never expected to fall in love with Hawaii the way I have. I do not speak/understand the Hawaiian language but being someone that speaks 4 languages, when I hear Hawaiian Music I feel the power and the energy behind it. These Project KULEANA are amazing and they go beyond of the beauty of the Hawaiian Culture and the Hawaiian language. I plan to study Hawaiian. I already have taken courses at UH on Hawaiian culture and find them amazing. We are lucky to live in Hawaii for sure. On July 3, 2023, it will be 30 yrs that I came to these amazing islands, the Islands of Aloha
It is beautiful whenever I hear when a mālihini becomes a kamaʻāina because they love it here. You are just the kind of transplants we love/want. And it is so fitting that you are employed at the Queens Medical Center! If you are here on Oahu, go to Hānaiakamalamalama (Queen Emmaʻs Summer Palace) if you havenʻt already. Kanaʻiaupuni was another name for King Kamehameha I, who Queen Emma was a relative. Kanaʻiaupuni is also my middle name. 😛
Im a Native Hawaiian born&raised, applying for residency this year with aspiration of working in your department in 2 years (Queen’s Rad Onc). I know a few of the medphysicists in your dept; can i connect with you? (Hiki ke kama’ilio ma ka ‘olelo Hawaii, ina makemake ‘oe)
@@kca698 , yes....let me know, how I can help
I'm JEALOUS!!!
Glad you can afford to live there. Unlike many born and raised there. Unable to afgord a home and live on the beach part time in bewteen jobs. Hawaii is the biggest welfare state kin the Unionnext to, California. Many, Many locals born and raised cannot afford a half million dollar 3 bedroom home. And if you want to get a four bedroom expect to pay close to a million or more depending on the location. Then the outrages property Taxes. Then the outrages utlity's along with the overpriced water services. So many homeless on the beach. Sick of it.
Our Hawaiian Whanaunga ... SUCH MAJESTIC...BRILLIANCE Of EXCELLENCE...H.E.A.R.T. S.O.U.L.!
ABSOLUTELY ENCHANTING...!
'KA NA'I AUPUNI...Project KULEANA...Kia O RA Mai Tatou Mai Koe ...
From Te Ika A Maui Oceania Tangata Pasifika Aotearoa...Ia Orana Manea Salut Carmel
My relative was in the making of this and i am even more proud to be hawaiian
Best music in the world. Request English sub-titles. Oahu resident 53 years. 72 year old local haole.
Ka Na‘i Aupuni
E Hawai‘i nui kuauli
E nā hono a‘o Pi‘ilani
O‘ahu o Kākuhihewa
Kaulana o Manokalanipō
E na‘i wale nō ‘oukou
I ku‘u pono ‘a‘ole pau
I ke kumu pono o Hawai‘i
E mau ke ‘ea o ka ‘āina i ka pono
I ho‘okahi kahi ka mana‘o
I ho‘okahi kahi pu‘uwai
I ho‘okahi kahi ke aloha
E mau ke ‘ea o ka ‘āina i ka pono
It's "E nai wale KOuhou," and "Kauai o mano o kalani po"
Theses productions by Project KULEANA made me so proud to be Hawaiian!
You should be very proud
Oldies
i love Hawaii and makaha is always in my heart its were my heart is
I watched all the Project Kuleana videos and must say that this one is my favorite. Wonderful work that they all put in, from performing to editing and making it appear as if they are all at the same place and time. Also, I accidentally ran across the project just a couple of days ago and can't stop playing it. A few weeks ago I lost a family member, which has hit me really hard. I lost sleep and appetite, while grieving. This music is the very first that was able to bring me back sunshine and hope; to cheer me up and actually lift me up from some rather dark times. For that, I thank you and will always cherish and respect Hawaiian music and culture in general. Mahalo!
ALOHA Hawaii die Musik von euch ist die beste und ich höre sie jeden Tag ALOHA Mahalo nui!
That opening shot of Poka'i Bay always gets to me. Spent 36 growing up in Makaha, Maili, and Nanakuli. Took my kids for swim there all the time. We just moved out of Hawaii two years ago cause was too expensive to raise six kids. But the ohana is going back to visit this summer. I'm sure they'll love playing in the sand again =) Thanks for this video, I watch it several times a week to keep me in touch with Hawai'i.
I was honored to have sat together in that little church 1:31 on a Sunday in 1997 with Uncle Richard and the Ho`opi`i ohana, the children and children's children in their homestead village at Kahakuloa. we sang hymns from the Hawaiian hymn book. Ho'olono i ka leo ma ka lani ia E Richard E. We listen to your voice from heaven O Richard. Aloha aku iā'oe 1:31
Love this music my cousin lived and died at pearl Harbour about 20years now still think of her to this day
This song and lyrics can’t get out of my head, I’ve led the song when I was in the Kamehameha program in Kona and can never forget this song. I would randomly start singing it when I pronounce Hawaii as Hawai’i if you know what I mean😂❤
Bless these beautiful people and their beautiful voices. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Since 1989, the first and only time I visited Hawai´i and saw, heard and smelt - felt in my heart it´s spirit, I was always wishing to come back, but it never was possible; Songs like this brings me back with my soul and led tremble my heart.........Mahalo nui !!!!
Starting 1:03 incomparable and instantly recognizable voice of Robert Cazimero.
Wow, this is amazing. I'm playing this song non-stop. Well done! I love the Hawaiian spirit which is very well presented in this awesome video!
Mahalo nui loa! Hartelijk bedankt (Dutch)! Trimah kasi banjak (Indonesian) A heartfelt Thanks to all the people who participated in project KULEANA, because by listening a few times to this recording you know it is done from the heart. We have to embrace this song and share it with as many people as possible especially now what is going on the world. Aloha ke Akua, Axel.
Yes, embrace, enjoy, and share ❤‼️Most of our hearts are broken from modern life and the rocks we are thrown into😢.
E Ho'omau Maua Kealoha....(May our love last forever)....proud of our 'aina and heritage.
God bless your beautiful spirits and your hearts. You are a gift to the world.
Neal Goldberg mahalo nui loa. Na ke Akua e malama mai ia ‘oe
ONE BY ONE, THOSE LOVELY VOICES ARE SLIPPING AWAY...AND THE TEARS ARE FALING DOWN MY FACE. BUT I WILL RETURN IN SEPTEMBER. THANK YOU FOR THIS MEMORY. MAHALO....................
I hope you made it back 🤙
Are you ok
💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
Mahalo mahalo mahalo
for all your productions. Unlike anything I have
ever come across. If
any productions deserve awards, it is yours. Fabulous.
So beautiful😍.. Aloha from Molo’uku (the Spice Islands), Indonesia🇮🇩. Your language is quite similar to my language. Moluccan is Melanesian, but some people say that we have some admixture from Polynesian culture as well.
U must be proud being Truly Hawaian....very beautiful place....clean air...fresh weather!....
OMG! I don't understand Hawaiian, but I sure can FEEL THE ALOHA!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS!!!!
Beautiful! Prayerful!! Thank you, Hawaii!!! ❤
Mahalo for the music and the video pictures. I have relatives left on the islands after I married one of them. Always get touched when listening to all the music of hawaii.
この曲すごーく！ステキです❣️
なんかやな時も、楽しくなってきます
So beautiful! Brings tears to my eyes.
HAWAI'I WILL ONCE AGAIN BE FREED AND RESTORED!
JUST LOVE... ❤️ for the people for the aina ... always LOVE.
Maholo nui what a powerful song i am converted to project kuliana to the aina
Maholu for sharing this wanderful music and tell the story of kuleana, Hawaii maoli the indigenous people of the aina,keep up the Hawaiian spirit maholo nui loa
Wonderful video and fantastic voices; viva the Hawaiian aina! Keep up the good spirit of Aloha and preserve the language, poetry, culture and beautiful exotic hula dances, so that we, who are also Hawaiian at heart and soul, can enjoy it as well! Mahalo nui loa & Aloha, kanaka honau o ke honua... Blessings from Pele, Yucaju, Atabey and all the good Aina Gods,
Luis Enrique Ruiz ( Ruizart )
Mahalo! Thanks for this! it's sooooo beautiful!!! I'm watching this and crying like a baby
❤️🙏🌴🌺🙏🌴❤️ My tears rolling 👀😥I love you Hawaii ✨🌴. May God 🔥bless you all. 🙏❤️
Lots of love from Oahu. Kumu Snowbird was my kumu, mahalo for the dedication and determination
Equinoxial Solstice what school, I went to Kamehameha schools where I learned this mele in 6th grade brings back good memories
Did not understand a word most of the time, but what beautiful voices and music.
Beautiful, our Hawaiian music!
Mahalo nui! Been waiting for another song to come out from ProjectKuleana. My coworker just showed this one to me. I've been playing the first two songs forever. Mahalo for sharing your amazing talents with the world. I can always feel this burning in my naʻau when I listen to these collaborations. Keep up the great work!
Hosed ydcstz yf sh si ur si
From middle east it sounds like the voices come from the heaven :(
Powerful! Mahalo so much ProjectKuleana. EŌ na pua o nei 'āina!
HANA HOU HANA HOU! Great job!!! Love it. It really brings out the true life of the Hawaiian Island and Hawaii in general
Love it I'm inspired to share and proud that I'm Hawaiian
These videos are so BEAUTIFUL! =) Thanks for sharing the rich and beautiful culture!
I'm not Hawaiian but I can feel.the music...
Gotta come back!
Amazing song....great harmony
Nick Grbic ft
I watch this video prob 50 times and always am overcome with a rush of chicken skin
ME TOO !!!
Me three; viva the Hawai'i aina... Wonderful video and fantastic voices; keep up the good spitit and preserve the language and native culture, so that we, who are also Hawaiian at heart, can enjoy it as well! Mahalo nui loa & Aloha, kanaka honau o ke honua!
Luis Enrique Ruiz ( Ruizart )
Me too!
Its called "Resonating" happens when your Ancestors get Excited 🙏💯
@@noas6568 maika'i
Rest In Love unko Piggy. i miss you ❤️
*sarcasm* noooooo , i totally didn't know that bc i'm not his niece.
@@Emolove808 No need be family to call him unko (uncle). It is very appropriate to call an older man “uncle” in Hawai’i and a woman aunty. We all miss uncle piggy, as he entertained at so many parties around town(Hilo).
What a wonderful project bringing all our best to kahea our unity. Preserve the peace. Maika'i loa. Mahalo.
Wow…this is so beautiful ❤️
Wonderfull people wonderfull voices wonderfull country.......I LOVE
Hawaiian music is so cool 😎 I’m excited 😅
One of my favorite songs ever. And this production is the best. Thank you.
I love everything about this!
OMG Can't hold back tears....
So glad this mele is finally on youtube!!!
Much aloha wow im coming home so great family and friends 🌈
Exceptional! Mahalo ~
This is one of the most naturally beautiful things I've heard and seen! Thank you so much for putting this together!
and the love i receive from my family and freinds there is a gift nomatter were i am
Thank God every day for Hawaii and Hawaiians - Mahalo and Kuleana
Super schön👍❤erinnert mich an mein Hawaii Urlaub....es ist Wunderschön auf Hawaii
love this song
This make me so homesick I'm almost in tears.
Me too! Hana Hou!!♥️🌺🌸
"Kanikapila in the old Hawaiian way." Very nice. Liked and saved.
not sure why i feel so calm with this song...even dont understand the lyrics
No words!!! Unbelievable beautiful! Be proud of your unique and wonderful music.
I listen to this over and over. It is beautiful!
Супер!!! Amazing!!!
Awesome indeed !!
Mahalo Nui Loa ~ Aloha
ALOHA WORKS WORLD WIDE! MAHALO FOR YOUR LOVING SPIRIT! DIANE C, AUTHOR "SHOULDS! DON'T COUNT" IN HONOR OF ASTRONAUT ELLISON ONIZUKA
Bitte mehr davon. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland.
I will pray and intend and send LEMURIAN energies to you all! keep on keepin' on!
Awesome! Love it!
Beautiful, so uplifting to watch.
more videos please!
You took there my soul guys, aloha!
I remember israel kamakawiwoʻole
Mahalo!! So beautiful!! Aloha
This song just grab me by my heart...❤❤❤
Wait a minute there’s actually people that didn’t like this rendition? That’s sad.
This is a great production of a beautiful song.
Wonderful!! Are there mòre videos??
Sweet!
I love this video. Many Thanks to all of you😊❤️
Thank you for the beautiful Hawaiian music,it maintains Culture,mahalo for their talent.
Love it,,,,,, aloha
LESLIE ERICKSON thanks man...... or woman.........…....... awkward…
Love this Hawaiian song! :)
Miss my ukulele
The experts have conclusion that lands and seas in between that span Westward to Madagascar, Eastward to Hawaii, Southward to New Zealand, and Northward to Taiwan, they call the huge region "Austronesia" the land and sea in the South. The first fact an expert of French nation found was that the language of that great region have many similarities among others. My island in remote area of Indonesia that we have never been in even a single contact socially with Hawaiian people we call English word "Land" = "Tanah" (sound "tana"). And here in this video the Hawaiian people call their Land "Aina". When you speak Tana and Aina you will create almost similar pronunciation. And to my surprise in a RUclips video a Samoa tourist guide man say that in their language for English word "fire" is "AVI", and in my own language fire is "API". They say a House is "VALE" and in my language a house is "Bale". And in further, Hawaiian language of Number almost similar to number in my language. Why my language in a remote region of Indonesia have many similarities to the numbers in Hawaiian and Samoa even though in fact the three cultures have never have any contact socially for maybe in more than 5000 years? It is the main reason why experts come up with conclusion that our culture may have been in common origin in the past thousand years.
In Hawaiian a house is hale and fire is ahi. In Tahitian a house is fale. Very similar along with the indigenous people of Taiwan/Formosa.
Love it love it!
So beautiful
Magnifique 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
Da best music- Al Quevido
so nice...thanks so much...
Much Mahalo for sharing I am not hawaiisn ut I was born and raised in hawzii
Awesome!
ヘネヘネコウアカ
Soo full of goodness!
Mahalo Ke Akua and all part of this video aloha piggy
Goooo
Nice to see the natives sing