Haka 'Ka Mate' performed by Ngāti Toa
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2014
- To open the exhibition Whiti Te Rā! The story of Ngāti Toa Rangatira, members of the tribe perform their haka (chant) Ka Mate.
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Explore the stellar successes, dramatic setbacks, and extraordinary resurgence of Ngāti Toa Rangatira, the local iwi (tribe) in the Wellington region and the top of the South Island in the Whiti Te Rā! The story of Ngāti Toa Rangatira exhibition.
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As far as I know, I have no Maori blood.
Yet, I feel this stirring within me.
The call to battle.
Nimos Rellak I have Dutch blood in me... but I can feel the warcry as well... I will join you in our fight, my brother.
Don't... It is a protection by the love of a woman and prayer against enemies and other forces. Look to your own cultures battle chants.
The real hero is Te Wharerangi. He saves Te Rauparaha, but you won't hear them talk about this.
Nimos Rellak every time. Like I'm drawn to it! My soul trembles when I hear the first cry
uchigatanaNZ kkkkkkk
I never get tired of seeing this performed. It's so spiritual. I love it. Would love to visit New Zealand one day.
haka ka ma te
We welcome you our cousins across the sea near and far 🙏
@@sheeeeessssh2990 thank you ☺
Me too, I'm from South Africa though😩♥️
Kia Ora whanau
This performance made me swell with pride - and I'm a Surinamese Dutch woman from the other side of the world! Go figure! Keep embracing your culture, my Maori brothers and sisters!!
Mya Felicia Surnamese Javanese?
the chief that made this Haka was from this tribe, Ngati Toa, you can tell..never seen Ka mate performed this well..
You are right about that.
+Tye kid yep his direct descendants
+Hotstop Kid old news.
+Sovereign King oh really? lol
+Lion Levi well thanks for clearing that up "levi the lion", considering its an old fact.
New Zealand is a nation I must visit before departing this sinful world and I’ll be visiting the beautiful nation just to enjoy the performance.
i am a huge fan of your culture. can't wait to be the first time in NZ.
greets from germany
How did you enjoy your visit e hoa ?
I live here luckily
@@relentlessconsistancy822 thought bald man gon start kicking up river dancing 0:44
Ich muss da auch unbedingt mal hin. Ist halt nur ein Stück bis dahin
Did you ever make to new zealand my friend?
I'm very happy to have known the New Zealand - regards from Brazil.
I'm a Proud Torres Strait Islander first nations man of Australia. Love and Respect for all of our Indigenous cultures of the world 🌏🌎🌍 The Haka is very powerful 💙
I am such a fan of the haka, no matter the origin or purpose. I’m just an average white guy in the USA, so it might seem odd. However, I am old enough to remember and miss the days of respect and honor when you could trust a man’s handshake or his word. I love that the haka is full of respect and honor and is diligently handed down the generations so that the youth understand.
I am six straight line to the hairy man Te Wharerangi in the haka Ka Mate Ka Mate, who not only saves Te Rauparaha's life, but eventually pays for this act with his own life ten years later and is eaten when Maru and their Allies return to Rotoaira in a revenge attack on Motu-a-puhi. I am a survivor of the Motu-a-puhi massacre. What makes this event special to us the whanau of Te Wharerangi, is that he lay down his life for his enemy as opposed to for his friend. It is a shame that the focus has been on the composer of the haka, and not on the actual event. On my marae at Otukou, this korero is carved into the poutokomanwa for everyone to see and know. If Te Wharerangi doesn't save his enemy Te Rauparaha, he dies. A little respect for the hairy man and his whanau would be nice.
Hona Wikeepa I respect each and every one of them. Truly breath taking performance xx
Tena koe e te uri o Te Wharerangi.
@@kayegillanders8819 These people are an offence. In warrior days, they died in war.
@@The_Maori_Taro_Planter Tena no taua.
@@The_Maori_Taro_Planter We are Manawhenua people and not waka people. Those people marry into us and them steal our history and mana..
so this is how ka Mate is meant to be done.
Don't know about anyone else but every time I hear this i feel it in my spirit i feel so connected to this even though I am not from New Zealand
@@eyesareseeableearsareheara4144
Go back to school buddy xD
@@eyesareseeableearsareheara4144 WAHA NUI
@@macking1330
These dicks here are the loud mouths. Showed no form on the battle fields. Lost their whole country. Now just scream and pull faces at the world. pitiful lil wannabes.
@@jonthegypsyswan7095 like to see footage of you showing some form saying that in front of one of them loud mouth wannabes in person. Hitler's favorite general Erwin Rommel remarked: "Give me the Maori Battalion and I will rule the world"
@@tumeke4328 - He did indeed say that. I am pakeha but my late great aunt was a Maori princess. A dear old friend (now passed) fought in the Maori Battalion and one of my proudest experiences was walking alongside him in a downpour on Anzac day in the '70's.
Couldn't have been opened right without this performance. Beautiful
I don't know much and am about as far from Maori as can be, but I just love the Ka Mate haka. Learning the story it tells has just made it more fascinating to me. The intensity and cultural pride shown during a haka just pulls me in and makes me want to join in.
Well it’s not considered cultural appropriation so feel free to do so
Did anyone see the little girl inside the battle cry...the little boy beside her was ready for battle along with the men....it’s brotherhood....be water 🌊
Proud to be from Ngati Toa. Chur
It gives me power to fight my inner demons.
Thanks , My Kiwi Friends ❤
Kia kaha e hoa!
The full version of ka mate. Nice. This haka was performed to my chief Te Wharerangi Chief of subtribe Ngati Hikairo . From Toa chief Te Rauparaha. My chief helped Terauparaha. Who was being chased by Te kooti a warrior, out to kill him. My chief hid him below his wife. In a potato pit. Te kooti came through but was told he wasn't there. He knew he was there but didn't know where. Woman were never touched by the warriors in those days. Te kooti carried on. But later found out that my chief helped terauparaha. And as a punishment, at night. Our whole subtribe was slaughtered all but the chiefs son and daughter who were sent away, as he knew what was going to happen. And our chiefs body eaten. Head taken as a trophy. Before the mass deaths toa chief composed this haka to my chief as a thanks for saving my life.. our paramount tribe Tuwharetoa knew what had happened. A few nights later. Te kooti and his men where slaughtered to death by our big chiefs brother.
It definitely was NOT TE KOOTI who chased Te Rauparaha! "Women were never touched by warriors in those days"??? Stop talking shit man!
@@KavahnaJaye You're thinking of the wrong Te Kooti but yeah, "women were never touched by warriors" is bullshit. The rest of what he said is correct, at least I was told the same thing (I'm from Tuwharetoa).
Best haka I’ve ever seen. This was real business right here
MAN. Do they do the haka justice, considering the haka is from the Ngati Tao tribe, you can tell it is in their blood ❤️❤️
Hi people I am from the country of Brazil and I think this HAKA dance to New Zealand Culture is very beautiful, I would like to have a day of participation I am proud of you hug John Silva
Come to New Zealand brother if you want to learn
Maori culture is amazing I like how they do the haka it's so lovely to watch 💜🇬🇧
Dedicated to Te Wharerangi and Te Rangikoaea who save Te Rauparaha's life. Te Wharerangi is killed ten years later as a result, by those that sought Te Rauparaha. A massacre on Motu-a-puhi on Rotoaira. This is the real korero also carved in the poutokomanawa of Okahukura at Otukou. I am a direct descendant residing on Tongariro.
Te wharerangi and te rangikoaea
Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you.
I'm so sad that we (Americans) don't have such a beautiful culture. This gives me chills every time.
@@Valyssi no
You do. They're called Indigenous Americans eg Cherokee, Apache, Navajo, Sioux etc.
If you're not one of them, reach out and do what you can to help them preserve their language and culture.
Very intense and spiritual
Love from Canada
Amazing i want to learn this ritual 💗👌
How good is this. Absolutely outstanding. Thank you so much for sharing.
God help anyone who dares invade New Zealand!
Not even God could save them!!!
@@sovereignking1967 fuck off idiots the name it self is an English name 😂
@@ramyarmany I think you'll find it may be Dutch not English, named by the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman.
@@sovereignking1967 speak for yourself mate
The union jack on your flag and British Queen on your money. You were colonized.
My favourite bit is the start, but it was all very intense 0:27
fico imaginando um exercito de 100 mil dancando ao memso tempo, e empolgante demais...
Omgosh that was an amazing day I love you guys so much can not believe how much cuzzy I have.love ya.xxx
Cadê a tradução?
I´m from France. When is the "Zee buz. Do chock. Do kamma wahnche thargoid" festival?
i know that haka thats my favourite haka ngati toa
I want to learn the Haka badly . There are I believe 5 different types
That was such an awesome day
AWESOME!
Just wondering if anyone understands the gestures of the Haka. If you were only armed with hand to hand weapons, and warriors came up to you with these faces and hand movements, would you not be fucking terrified? Yes, you would.
Proud whanau...just utterly proud...
Mauri Ora
iam ngati toa those r my auncles and cousins and dad in front
isabella katene fantastic. I wish they were mine xx
isabella katene sames I'm ngati toa too this was in Wellington I'm the one that had the blue sweater on with the ball head I was seven in this video my family's parata I'm at 1:36
Aren't Hakas actually pretty rarely used as war chants and more often just general ceremonial dances?
The passion so powerful
What's the name of the horn the big dude was blowing into towards the end?
Thats a pūkaea my brother is playing. He carves them himself.
Beautiful
This haka definitely belongs to you after watching that
That was awesome x
omg this was glorious
Wow jakie emocje 👌💪
Love the energy in this dance
It's not a dance it's a war cry
a human footprint ^^ lovely :) I want to see more..
your haka is Epic keep doing it for your life i all your life ☺☺☺
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Watch the Tuwharetoa docos on UA-cam. 3x shorts. Explained by a well known Maori family in the tribe. In terms of ancestral knowledge.
Grande
I know the Ka Mate but I've never really been told about the chant they did before they performed the Ka Mate, can someone explain?
Variety of different haka, and there still are; there is no universal one, as it's just a word to refer to a style of dance and song. Ka mate is just the most popular in modern times for reasons I don't know, hell technically I am suppose to be against it considering it was made in retaliation against my waka.
Epic
he mihi rangatira ki a ngati toa! kapa tu ana te ngakau te mataki i a koutou e mau nei ki nga taonga a kui ma a koro ma. whiti te ra!
Che cuz.. would have been mean to have you there...
My name is Hona. My mothers name is Parerohi, the eldest of Te Wharerangi and Te Porete's 8 children. Te Wharerangi is the only son of Te Raroa. His mother is Parerohi the daughter of Matuahu, the son of the hairy man Te Wharerangi. Ten years after this event, Te Wharerangi and his people are murdered by those that sort to kill Te Rauparaha on Motu a puhi. My koro and your koro were enemies not friends. Te Heu Heu was the friend and relation to your koro. It is he that sends your koro to my people. My people died at the end of a gun. This korero is recorded on the poutokomanawa on Okahukura. I carry this korero on behalf of my people and not Tuwharetoa. Greater love has no man' than he lay down his life for a friend. My koro lay down his life for his enemy. This is the universal taonga. Regards Hona.
@@eyesareseeableearsareheara4144 You must live a very sad life, and I feel for you mate... But it's not your fault, you were once a baby. A clean slate to be molded in to whatever your guardian/guardians desired you to be, obviously highly deranged characters with no sense of reason, systematicaly racist and brainwashed just judging off your comments 🤔 and for that I forgive you for your ignorance and cognitive dissonance. The fact you put all Maori under one banner shows how much you really don't no about my race as a whole. So before you embarras yourself and your family any more I suggest doing proper reseach, read a book, speak to real Maori... Haere ra, you poor poor soul
You are absolutely Clueless aye?your just making yourself look more and more like a Neanderthal the you already are, Maori were not Maori untill Europeans came along and cursed the land. Categorised all under the one name of "Maori" only once colonisation began..when in reality every iwi is different, they came on different waka from different places, tikanaga differentiates between between iwi as well. But your obviously in some physocotic tance the doesn't allow to accept fact even though it's clearly stated (cognitive dissonance) look it up!
That's it from me though. A wise man told me " don't argue with stupid because they will dragg you down to there level and beat you with experience"
upokokohua pakeha
" don't argue with stupid, theydragg you down and beat you with experience" Ki ora
Are you on methamphetamines or angel dust or something? Or were you born allready missing chromosome? Seek professional help mate. From what iev gathered in this short conversation your struggling to determine difference between your own physocotic thoughts and reality, hope the best for you sanity ehoa plz seek help for the benefit of human kind
Ngati toa is my marae
Who saved Te Rauparaha's life? Te Wharerangi, the hairy man from Rotoaira, and he was killed for it by those that sought to kill Te Rauparaha ten years later. I am a direct descendant of Te Wharerangi and this korero is recorded on the Poutokomanawa at Otukou marae. You people never mention our koro, the real hero of this event. Most of my whanau on Motu-a-puhi were killed as a result of what Te Wharerangi did. Your koro sat beneath the genitals of my kuia Te Rangikoaea while Te Wharerangi spoke to Te Rauparaha's many enemy that included Tuwharetoa. You people need to get your korero right and do your tamariki a favour. Remember, Te Rauparaha and Te Wharerangi were enemies and not friends. Our Poutokomanawa on Okahukura doesn't dream.
Whakae nga mihi korero Hona, ka roa te wa, .....agreed thanks for your history Hona it will take a long time, some people only learn new stories through repetition, keep up your Mahi rongo e hoa.
Kikiki! Kakaka!
Kauana kei waniwania taku tara
kei tarawahia, kei te rua i te kerokero!
He pounga rahui te uira
ka rarapa ketekete kau ana
To peru kairiri mau au e koro e!
Hi! Ha! - Ka wehi au ka matakana,
ko wai te tangata kia rere ure tirohanga
ngā rua rerarera
ngā rua kuri kakanui i raro! Aha ha!
Let your valor rise! Let your valor rage!
We'll ward off these haunting hands
while protecting our wives and children!
For thee, I defy
the lightning bolts of hell
while my enemies stand there in confusion!
O God - to think I would tremble
to a pack of wolves seeing fear, or running away,
because they would surely fall in the pit of shame
as food for the hounds who chow down in delight! Oh, what in the name…?
Ka mate, ka mate! ka ora! ka ora!
Ka mate! ka mate! ka ora! ka ora!
Tēnei te tangata pūhuruhuru
Nāna nei i tiki mai whakawhiti te rā
Ā, upane! ka upane!
Ā, upane, ka upane, whiti te ra!
'Tis death! 'tis death! (or: I may die) 'Tis life! 'tis life! (or: I may live)
'Tis death! 'tis death! 'Tis life! 'tis life!
This is the hairy man
Who summons the sun and makes it shine
A step upward, another step upward!
A step upward, another... the Sun shines!
Umm lightning bolts of hell?? It doesn't say that ever bruh 🤣
@@taylorhine2962 Correct. The first verse is actually a graphic description of someone's first time having sex..
The translation is closer to this:
I'm jabbering and quivering,
stuttering, shaking and naked!
I'm brushed by your body
your carved flesh, so vibrant!
Forbidden mysteries are revealed;
banter and intimacy, your flushed face:
I am caught up with passion.
I'm scared but fully alert.
Who is this man so bold
investigating the fleshy curves,
smelling so pungently below?
THis is a censored version, I should add.
@@bandanimals3710 mohio au te haka
Proud
Yours Truly Ngai tahu WaitahaKahangungu nga puhi
0:36 whats name this weapon?? 1:10
It's a type of pukaea, trumpet, not a weapon.
@@bandanimals3710 😅 sorry brother, from turkey 🇹🇷 i love maori culture 👍
@@dazlakrobot9117 All god cuz, always willing to educate. Not at all your fault. Kia pai to ra. :)
@@bandanimals3710 kia pai to ra 😉👍👋
The Old guy in blue, to the right.
Is indonesia related to you guys in anyway
Taiwan
Geez im proud to be Maori!
Same🤙
ngati toa is my local iwi
Luv from kashmir
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
any brothers got the lyrics?
Kei a google lol
Sandman is of the Rangatira Whanau Te Otimi Neri I am of Jesus blessings
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balled guy is wired!
you see the secret ingredient is meth
On en parle du mec qui fait du jumpstyle au milieu ?
Heai. Ko koe lave te mulititiko kaitae alelo neiko. Oioti lava.
DISCLAIMER : NO OFFENSE INTENDED
0:34 that guy in the hat and scarf behind the kid .
Well holy fuck
Ae! Ka mau te wehi.
Staaaauuuuuunch
Staunch is fighting and keeping your country, all these thieving welfare fucks are losers in day to day life. Their curse is perpetual.
i did that in the subway ... people looked at me as if i were an alien 😑
GIPSY GREY GANG BANGER
hamar dad and tama omg
Choreography
ngati toa haka
This will never not be cool. 💖💖💖
Hi
😮
My cuz is in this 😂😇
☹Madhava Prabhu
Tau ke whanau
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Does this happens naturally? Or you have to learn it?
learn it, unless you are born a kiwi in which it is within your dna
You have to have a heart filled with hate to do it.
@@charisma1015 ?
@@boodle4952
Do you see welcoming faces among that lot? My mommy always taught me. They will always behave the way the look. That look tells me I would be their supper.
@@boodle4952
Take Geisha for example
If both parties invite you over for dinner, where would you go? This dissident lot, or the friendly lil petals place, dont answer. Point made. Just watch out there ain't a Samurai hid away in her closet.
Churrr!!!
Tino.pai raua atu aku whanaunga
I Never knew Chum lee was a Maori.
my mama is a old ladie but she is faster then all of uyous
Civ 6 brought me here and I'm scared
That was so hot...
isint Wellingtons Tribe Te Āti Awa
actions need to be sharpened right up, this is out of aroha too and as a ngati toa warrior..