E te Tamaiti, a te Atua - Son of the Father Matua ora Ariki nui - Father of life, great Lord. Titiro mai ra, e te Atua - Look forth o God Nga mamae tonu - at all our pain Nga pouri nui - and sadness. Kaua e huri - Turn not away Me homai ra Koe - but give unto us He huarahi oranga e - a pathway to life. Anei ra matou, o tamariki - Here we are, your children E inoi atu, to ingoa tapu - who pray to your holy name. Homai ra e koe - You give unto us Te whakapono, wairua tapu - faith, holy spirit Whakaro pai - and noble thoughts. No reira ra e - Therefore, Te Ariki nui - Great Lord Titiro mai ra, aroha mai - Look forth, show compassion E te Tamaiti, a te Atua - Son of the Father Matua ora Ariki nui - Father of life, great Lord.
Dua Lipa(10) I also forgot to say, about that curse weapon, I am only a caretaker/guardian for the true Kaitiaki, my younger brother. My Dad and Mum both scolded me for trying to give it to him because he's not ready for it. The reason my younger brother gets this weapon is because he has mad-skills using it, really defined and prominent abilities with it. I don't have training in its use lol I would just keep whacking someone until they were paste hahaha No flair or style what-so-ever, just awkward, unskilled brutal and fatal blows.I am a 1st rank royal warrior, a commander now because of my ascension to family leader, 1st rank in my family means I deploy with the first wave of attackers, or defenders, directly onto the battlefield and my job would be exactly like my ancestors (the elite warrior class) Inspire the other warriors and fight my way to the leader, close in, engage, break him up. Until he lies still at my feet. Or, I'm dead... whichever comes first. This is the tactic I use for all men, I will fight through your defences to face you, the leader, personally. Today, its more orientated to discussions than full violence of the past, fist fights don't happen often. So, you can believe I am coming for the leader you chose to voice my discontent at them... they will see the hatred in my eye's when my anger rises. I can only try to hold my temper. It sucks something fierce to be this unstable in my temper... like... like poor in my country unable to buy decent quantities of food or keep warm, its got to change, somehow?Mwah my Mum, I'll be back for the ceremony next year. RIP
Some of the words are wrong..... Aranga e, should be karanga e. Te huarahi karanga e - the road that is calling E te Tamaiti a te mātua Mātua ora Arikinui. Titiro mai rā e te Atua ngā māmae tōnu, ngā pouri nui. Kāua e huri, te homai rā koe, te huarahi kāranga e. Anei rā mātou a tamariki, te inoi atu tō ingoa tapū. Homai rā e koe te whakapono, wairua tapū whakaro pai. No reira rā e, te Arikinui, titiro mai rā aroha mai.
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E te Tamaiti, a te Atua - Son of the Father
Matua ora Ariki nui - Father of life, great Lord.
Titiro mai ra, e te Atua - Look forth o God
Nga mamae tonu - at all our pain
Nga pouri nui - and sadness.
Kaua e huri - Turn not away
Me homai ra Koe - but give unto us
He huarahi oranga e - a pathway to life.
Anei ra matou, o tamariki - Here we are, your children
E inoi atu, to ingoa tapu - who pray to your holy name.
Homai ra e koe - You give unto us
Te whakapono, wairua tapu - faith, holy spirit
Whakaro pai - and noble thoughts.
No reira ra e - Therefore,
Te Ariki nui - Great Lord
Titiro mai ra, aroha mai - Look forth, show compassion
E te Tamaiti, a te Atua - Son of the Father
Matua ora Ariki nui - Father of life, great Lord.
Ohana Ohana i runga rawa..Kingi o nga kingi Atua O nga atua👑✝️🕊 Hosanna Hosanna In the highest..King of Kings Lord of lords🙏🤲✝️🕊👑Forever & Always🤲🙏
I love to ponder about Father God Jehovah with feelings of gratitude while listening to these two beautiful voices.. Nga mihi e korua.
Such a beautiful waiata. I am 72 so remember this song from when I was a kid growing up. My mothers song.
Wish they would bring back waiora even on Maori television
That would be good if they could aye..I've tried to search it up also but no go..Even that song alone was a hit aye..WAIORA
When my papa was 10 his mother and father will sing this song ☺
Love this 💖 Reminds me of my parents!!!
Always love listening to this beautiful Waiata.
My grandfather loved this song
mum uz to sing this to me when i was younger. gosh im 41 nw and i...umm...play it to my kids...cos i cant sing lol :) thanks for posting
I love this song always will. Dave Henare will always be legendary in my heart ❤
Ka rawe koutou ma kei te hoki aku nei whakaoro ki nga whetu o Ngatiporou.Kalega😀👍🏽
waiora. back in the 80s. loved that program. be kool if someone had the video to that program. a time gone but not forgotten
My poppa loved this song. We would watch it on VHS 📼. Miss you pop
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🍷🎸🎸 🎸 hello too all from deidre Whakaue 🎸🎸❤️🎸
I feel blessed to hear 2 beautiful voices like this
Jan Hiko He has another one on UA-cam. Look for Mavis-Taumaranui...
beautiful
Such a beautiful waiata makes me miss home hardowt
They sound cool, sound just like my auntys n uncles... They sing it just like my mum n dad awesome...
Too good uncle is that where I get it from lol hahs
This song is really fab
Dua Lipa(10) I also forgot to say, about that curse weapon, I am only a caretaker/guardian for the true Kaitiaki, my younger brother. My Dad and Mum both scolded me for trying to give it to him because he's not ready for it. The reason my younger brother gets this weapon is because he has mad-skills using it, really defined and prominent abilities with it. I don't have training in its use lol I would just keep whacking someone until they were paste hahaha No flair or style what-so-ever, just awkward, unskilled brutal and fatal blows.I am a 1st rank royal warrior, a commander now because of my ascension to family leader, 1st rank in my family means I deploy with the first wave of attackers, or defenders, directly onto the battlefield and my job would be exactly like my ancestors (the elite warrior class) Inspire the other warriors and fight my way to the leader, close in, engage, break him up. Until he lies still at my feet. Or, I'm dead... whichever comes first. This is the tactic I use for all men, I will fight through your defences to face you, the leader, personally. Today, its more orientated to discussions than full violence of the past, fist fights don't happen often. So, you can believe I am coming for the leader you chose to voice my discontent at them... they will see the hatred in my eye's when my anger rises. I can only try to hold my temper. It sucks something fierce to be this unstable in my temper... like... like poor in my country unable to buy decent quantities of food or keep warm, its got to change, somehow?Mwah my Mum, I'll be back for the ceremony next year. RIP
Did you guys know the song that its chorus named. O mai o.............
beautiful waiata
tino ataahua! kia ora......
Hello I just love listening too muise this one is beautiful hi too you bye the way
Ryan
Some of the words are wrong..... Aranga e, should be karanga e. Te huarahi karanga e - the road that is calling
E te Tamaiti a te mātua
Mātua ora Arikinui.
Titiro mai rā e te Atua ngā māmae tōnu, ngā pouri nui.
Kāua e huri, te homai rā koe, te huarahi kāranga e.
Anei rā mātou a tamariki, te inoi atu tō ingoa tapū.
Homai rā e koe te whakapono, wairua tapū whakaro pai.
No reira rā e, te Arikinui, titiro mai rā aroha mai.
yours aint right either
Hello different dialect
Arohamai e hoa, engari kei te he ou kupu. Ko te kupu tika "Oranga e"
akuapiatas f
Hw is it wrong?