im so happy to hear this song.. the rythm of the song gives me chills..it reminds me of the song rythm in the movie "The Silent One" when the people were greeting the arrival of their chief's son. im half samoan and tokelauan and the ancestor of my tokelauan side is from Manihiki so i can relate to this. the song itself represents the rythm of polynesia...it makes me want to create movies much like "The Silent One" but based on their origin/migration and ancient pre-polynesian times
im so happy to hear this song.. the rythm of the first song gives me chills..it reminds me of the song rythm in the movie "The Silent One" when the people were greeting the arrival of their chief's son. im half samoan and tokelauan and the ancestor of my tokelauan side is from Manihiki so i can relate to this. the song itself represents the rythm of polynesia...it makes me want to create movies much like "The Silent One" but based on their origin/migration and ancient pre-polynesian times
soooo happy to hear my songs. beautiful!!!! cant rock it like us cook islanders. tee tee tee ha!!!!
im so happy to hear this song.. the rythm of the song gives me chills..it reminds me of the song rythm in the movie "The Silent One" when the people were greeting the arrival of their chief's son. im half samoan and tokelauan and the ancestor of my tokelauan side is from Manihiki so i can relate to this. the song itself represents the rythm of polynesia...it makes me want to create movies much like "The Silent One" but based on their origin/migration and ancient pre-polynesian times
The voices of my Rakahangan and Manihikian people. ❤
WOOHOO...thank you korereka for the upload
RAKS 4 LIFE...
having an imene tiki/ reo metua to start anything is so empowering! Keeping it Kuki! 😉
whooop whooop whooop go Rux my island paradise!!!!!!! na mea ote fare!!!
great vidzzz......good vid uploaddd...
Tapuahua HARD!!!!
Aue turou hhe
im so happy to hear this song.. the rythm of the first song gives me chills..it reminds me of the song rythm in the movie "The Silent One" when the people were greeting the arrival of their chief's son. im half samoan and tokelauan and the ancestor of my tokelauan side is from Manihiki so i can relate to this. the song itself represents the rythm of polynesia...it makes me want to create movies much like "The Silent One" but based on their origin/migration and ancient pre-polynesian times