The Cape Ebora Choir Singing Group Vol: 1 - Ebora Village - Misima Island - Milne Bay Province.

This presentation is about a local Choir Singing Group from the Ebora Village of Misima Island in the Samarai Murua District of the Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea.
The choir singing is done in the local Misima language and the choir members are all village boys, men, girls and women.
The choir team wanted to call their choir singing group as Isunapai Choir Singing Group. Isunapai as a descriptive name meaning from the western end of a place, and in this case the Western Part/End of the Ebora Village.
However, I have decided to name this choir singing group as "The Cape Ebora Choir Singing Group", and simply because I want to promote the "Cape Ebora Point" as a Tourism Spot, Location and Destination on the Misima Island. The Cape of Ebora is found on the Western End of the Misima Island and is made of the solid and sharp lime stones that protrudes out of the ground, but presents itself as beautiful sights and scenes with its clear crystal blue ocean waters for diving, sailing, water skiing, kayaking and spear diving and fishing, either bottom line or trawling with fishing lines. Common to the entire Misima Island, Ebora does have an forever running fresh mountain water, which had been piped to the respective hamlets for easy access and conveniences. It can also be noted and seen that the Ebora Mountain ridges also has sets of plateaus from the village level, and few above that until it reaches the peak of the Mountain Range which follows eastwards through to meet up with the Mt Koia Tau and and reduces as it runs into Liak, Siagara and Eiaus plains.
Though I am not from Ebora Village or from the Misima Island itself, I have grown to love the place, the Cape Ebora and the surrounding unique environment. Just loved it.
I wanted to make it entertaining and interesting, so I have attached video clips, and video clips and pictures are all from the Cape Ebora and the entire Ebora Village from the Cape all the way to the Eastern End. The thumbnail photo is an aerial view and shot of the Ebora Village and the Cape Ebora.
I hope you will enjoy listening and watching the presentation of the Volume: 1.
Thank you so much and please do SUBSCRIBE if not done yet and as well as GIVE IT A LIKING.

[@DorothyLahies]

Enjoyed this choit.my language

[@tomraw4893]

I grew up in the village so when I saw the choir in the you tube I decided to see and hear the beautiful voice. Great ❤❤😢😢😊.

[@stephendawes2848]

Beautiful singing.

[@tomraw4893]

Very very beautiful song. I spent my childhood there in that village.😂😂❤

[@tomraw4893]

I loved to hear the beautiful song from the team. I grew up in this beautiful village. Atewau hot komiu.

[@teresamitoro8899]

Beautiful islands 😊😊😊

[@MarthalinaJpolomon]

I love the song because it reminds mi of my beautiful island misima..i miss home so much

[@markbetuels6028]

@@MarthalinaJpolomon thank you for viewing & the positive comment.
By the way, you now living far away from home?

[@PhilomenaKubwa]

Nice and good voices because like the songs

[@EmmanuelJoshua-s2g]

Waisi hot ge wona itunahot..❤👍⚡

[@loneflyer-ng8sl]

I'm from that village and I can mention the names of the singers ❤❤❤

[@asapidox]

Ateu owa!

[@bryanpitcherfilms]

Iwaisi hot. Ateu owa.

[@FLOWERS-k1s]

Iwaisi hot.

[@kenny.m.12]

Beryl when are you going to visit my island 🏝️ panaeati. Km cairns