Dances of Life (Maori excerpt)
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Excerpt from a 55 min documentary we have shot for PBS. For nearly 50,000 years, dances and songs have been an expression of Pacific Islanders' origins, their journeys, their struggles - their very existence. These are their dance stories. The program journeys to five cultures: Maori (New Zealand), Samoan, Palauan, Chamorro (Guam), Kanak (New Caledonia), ...
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> E kore au e ngaro, he kàkano i ruia mai i Rangiàtea.<
"I will never be lost, for I am a seed sown in ... ('eternity')."
... fantastic Maori wisdom. Fits for humans in general, only very sad that so many still have become lost due to greed, grudge and various other man-made miseries. REFLECT!
> SAPERE AUDE
Wow this is so beautiful. A friend just shared a performance of the dance and I was so in awe of the sustained passion displayed. And the pride, the intensity, and pure power. Even though I had no idea what I was watching or what people were saying, those qualities shone through.
fakker ekstremt med det ass tattatattatatatat
That song/chant is absolutely intense! i love it.
facking insane bro
This Is One Of The Best Video I've ever seen On You Tube. Love The Haka And I love the Maori People.
Vinaka Maori
Watching this ...just seen the New Zealand 🇳🇿 protesting today on UA-cam, they were dancing this tribal dance...wanted to find out more about the culture! 👍👍❤❤❤❤💪💪💪💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 AWSOME
tattatatatat
Love this so much. Wish you would have been here in Hawaii
"... has not been broken." - & will never be!
i love the believe here, made me cried like never before, and made my soul spike with blue flames, i'm practicing it everyday, truthly believe i'm a fallen warrior from New-Zealand, picking up so many word's like no problem at all, full support.
Nei blir fort dumt ass tatatattat
Totalmente fascinante!!! Acho que em outra vida fui um Maori, pois sou apaixonada por essa tribo e admiro muito a cultura e a dança Haka! =D
Beautiful land fierce! Love the Maori culture! Such beautiful music, dance, art, and people!
Anyone a fan of Fear of the Walking Dead star Clifton Curtis knows he is big major star and producer in New Zealand, Many years ago watch "Once we were Warriors" brake throw film about the Maori and how because of Western society they seemed to be like lost souls but only throw going back to traditional culture they regain identity for themselves. That film was make 15 years ago and throw Clifton own production company has produce many films on Maori, I appreciate his efforts to show us westerners the Maori people and their stories and also provide pride full identity for his people and some dam good moves along the way. I think in last 20yrs things have change to give the Maori a better identity for themselves in our fast past world. The New Zealand Foot ball team performs one of these dances before each game it is awesome to see, they even have non Maori players dancing which is a wonderful thing to see, it gives little entertainment and unity of the people of New Zealand because regardless of race they share something in common which is a kick ass team :)
Greetings from your long lost relatives from the Nusantara.
Luqman Nazery They are our brothers.They're Austronesian people.
I love the Maori people. I feel very drawn to them.
celebrate your heritage, sister. I am currently studying Native Culture and the Maori is among the most fascinating tribes I have discovered. But all native cultures be they maxican, american, islander, european are STRIKING in their similarity of custom and belief...May the Great Father and Great Mother join hands and guide your path!
these people made an art out of intimidation.
indeed a proud people, 12 years in the navy and the only foreigner to scare me was one of these chaps....now he's a damn good buddy
Maori people migrated from Rarotonga (although there would have been many voyagers throughout the pacific joining peoples together) Kupe the explorer came from an island in the cook island group. When i visited Rarotonga i came across a memorial: there were 7 plaques embedded in the ground with the names of the maori waka on them. Another plaque read: 3 migratory voyagers left Raro.1 to Tahiti, 1 to Hawaii and 1 to Aotearoa (NZ)
Arohanui to our Hawaiin, Tahitian and Rarotonga cousins!!
It's about honor and courage... some people know nothing about it. I think y'all are wonderful!
Now, this is why we both, love & miss New Zealand so much. "We may be a small country, but you can never break a Maori..."
A Kiwi Canuck
Wow. Which I could see in person, awesome!
Glad you like it!
"I am going to eat you" I want all of my football players thinking the exact same thing when they walk and the field and look at the other team "we are going to eat you" I LOVE IT. Thank you for allowing us to share in your beautiful culture!
TJ LSU DAD thank you
it is not what u look like that makes u maori the fire in our hearts for our culture and love for people no matter wher e u from we r all the same .. makes u maori.. love to the world makes u maori sharing our music and love .. and understanding is maori....
I can't stop watching this awesomeness!!!! Idk how many times I had to come back to this video, but it never gets old! Why can't I be Maori???
@MrBucket0fries
My dad shared with me as a child a story regarding his journey in Crete with the 28th Maori battalion. The German soldiers were plenty when he and conrades (whanaunga) were separated from their platoon. Being outnumbered they waited for the Germans to come. Once within sight. C company using their bayonetes as taiaha, came together the haka was actioned, as warriors and they were to die as warriors. The Germans turned back giving them enough time to rejoin their platoon
@teresagabriel
I feel that. It is profound and is a true embrace of our authentic human nature. You can feel the roots manifesting in these people and the very words of this man.
That is so beautiful.
@korlesma It's like the prehistoric Greeks in the Iliad, shouting their names and lineages across the battle lines at the Trojans. Gotta love it.
strong. i am envious of your unity. we will find our way too.
im an aussie but have some maori mates ,,bros,,great people with great history and culture
i'm glad there is a positive development.
@piontro As you say:
These are real warriors
Christchurch massacre brought me here. Wanting to see the native people, and not the racist trouble making invaders. Wishing you well to continue to protect and live your culture.
Same here😊😊
beautiful dance.
... and will never be!
KIA KAHA.
Best regards and respect to the good ones among you and many thanks for what you have taught me (sometimes very heavy, but highly precious), Maoris = Humans.
Ramses 11568.
Man I wish the British tried harder to conserve the Maori culture, it would have been awesome to hear the dialects of the South in NZ, where only books talk about their extinct language as being pure vowels. Man how awesome would it be to hear a language that's just fluid and spoken without consonants.
However cheers to all my Maori brothers for keeping your culture alive.
Malo!!!
you have a lovely culture and preserving the artistic dance is a blessing in that the tradition shall live on in the way it is meant to be! Human expression is best understood through artistic communication!
Proud to be Maori from New Zealand. Mā te reo ka hono ai ngā tātai mātauranga, ngā tātai tāngata ā whakamaua kia tina, haumie, hui e, taiki e.
The maori ethnic dance has a lot in common with many african dances. I am glad certain customs and traditions across the world look similar. Even their totems, statues and mask look a lot like the east african ones .I know this because I have travelled across east Africa extensively.
Maoris are beautiful people, I know they catch hell in NZ but they keep their heads up.
proud to live in Aotearoa !!
im so fascinated by the maori culture.
respect your people so much ~!
very intimidating
god that maori could really pump up any warrior for war
It would definitely intimidate me!!!
2 thumbs up my brotha from ur brothers from GUAM
I'm watching now TF1! I love them!
crying ....
Respect their Cultur!
There's a strong lesson in this clip to all men.
Just wow...now this is what gives me even more of a incentive to learn the other half of my ancestry, language (te reo Maori) and the culture, cool indeed.
this video gives me chills up my spine. it's powerful and beautiful.
same
@@felixhage31 factual
good job. i want to see the whole movie.
Maybe people do not take the time to get to know and appreciate your culture because it is obvious to me, that you are indeed a beautifully unique heritage that deserves love and respect! I would find it to be an honor to be invited to your land of New Zealand! Your friend in Nevada USA :)
Am so so with you!!!
Good video. Looks so wholesome.
So cool !
this is AWESOME
Good video brotha. I have mad respect and admiration for you culture. The strength love and unity amongst your people is unmatched @ Missayy Newmew. I saw your comments on the " How they control us" Video. You have the power brother!!! Lets do it!! Now..
I lovvvvve,love llove New Zealand and the culture within. absolutely breath taking
One of my friends can dance Haka. But not as good as these guys, you rock!!
Nice clip; thank you.
so awesome. i want to do this.
that's beautiful...
Maori people are a formidable warriors. Respect.
lanunselatable Shame lol
that was awesome mates!
@bowaka74 you could be proud of something that you actually DID. Youre proud because you are Maori woman? What a life achievement.
i wnt to b a Mouri!lookin at their culture juss makes you wnt to b one sooo bad!Mouri ppl r TRUE warriors!
Super cool!!!
Suka
i love this dance...... =D
@USMC11MEU great sense of humor, half Indian, half Irish make you a very handsome man, Brad Pitt is just man from Oklahoma or somewhere in the US.
Makes me proud to be a Maori woman...
Yep! Every day's a school day.
Nice doc !
beautifull!
Firstly, it wasn't their land in the first place, they like the British, came in from afar. Secondly, despite having a treaty, the British did like they did everywhere else... so yes today, there are many many problems but the strength of Maoris is not to be denied by statistic because it is a strength they will live in the history books of humanity. This short excerpt celebrates this...
MUY BENO TODO,QUE BUENA CULTURA!!!!
E hoa (my friend)your parents want a better life for you thats why they took you to america give you every chance to do well for yourself just be proud of who you are and thats maori listen too this song He Kakano Ahau (I am a seed)sung by Aria and listen to the lyric's this song is all about being maori and who we are.Remember this seed is alway's with you no matter where you go its just you have'nt feed it any kai (food) yet but there will come a day kia kaha(be strong) mauri ora
Oh that is so awesome!
And me too im born and raised in hawaii:]
So pretty much i live in hawaii.
super
my mouth waters for your flesh, the scariest and coolest shit I've ever heard.
I love this culture.
Oh really? My Preacher always told me that they came from South Africa. You learn something new every day I guess.
Love it!
I just love dance - even this is very powerful and kind of reminds me when a rooster will strut before fighting - to instill fear and make himself feel bigger and stronger -
Meine Favoriten für den Rugby-WM-Titel 2011 sind: All Blacks, Australien, England, Südafrika, Frankreich!
I like dancing :-)
I SHALL BEND LIKE A REED IN THE WIND..
well said
maori used bunkers and trench warfare to beat british soldiers who had advanced weapons and the british still lost they ended up having to sign a peace treaty cause all the best british genarals couldnt cope with maori war tactics gorilla warfare
Are the Maori related to Japanese Ainu? The native women Ainu got similar tattoo in their mouth
+Alberto Humova maybe? Ainu people are apart of the Austronesian family so are the Maori people
Deadliest warrior brought me here
@TheTainoWarrior I'm Carib (Kalinago) and we never ate anyone! Garifuna are different from Karifuna but we are related, just as we are related to the Taino.
You can look beautiful, graceful, and terrifying at the same time.
@maauwieprrprr Maoris and Samoans descend from the same ancestors, probably around 3000 years ago.
@123MRwolfe Cool bro. I think being Eskimo (Yupik or Inuit?) and Tlingit you would just feel a natural connection with other Indigenous culture more than most. Maori do share similarities with Indigenous people of the Americas, such as, an abiding affection and pride for their past, traditions and land. Shared histories of colonialism and displacement, political and present day issues etc.
@smpwxc and @jadakiss
There was a similar program called 'Black Grace'
it is their culture. OK most people dont see past it, but this is the most distinguished part of their culture.
p.s. that haka was fucking scary
my favorite haka is the pulling of the waka haka i don't know the name but its powerfull as
Actually the Polynesian races of which the Maori are part of, actually descended from Austronesians (Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and most importantly Taiwan "the Malays") who started migrating towards the central Pacific. Although they culturally evolved away from the Malay people, genetically they share many similarities.
wow loved it!!!
Beautiful and terrifying at the same time.
These videos are so exciting to watch. Did the original Maori dancers have tattoos on faces and bodies? The videos I've seen show that. But maybe for the dance, they painited their faces. Yes? No?
This video is gonna get alot more views thanks to the fact that the Charr's racial dance in Guild Wars 2 is the Maori Haka! I bet this scared the fuck out of their enemies back then and today! XD
Respect from America!