Te Maurea Whiritoi 2022
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Kapa haka performance of Te Maurea Whiritoi from the National Secondary School Kapa Haka Competition in 2022, where the team placed fourth in the finals.
Waiata Tira - Te Puaaingo (00:00)
This waiata tira narrates a tale of triumph amidst adversity. Through this waiata, our aim is to inspire our rangatahi to have unwavering self-belief, cultivate resilience, and liberate their minds from the burdens of the present. By doing so, their spirits can soar freely, enabling them to pursue their aspirations and dreams for tomorrow.
Whakaeke - Kimiora (3:36)
Firstly, this whakaeke gives us insight into the minds of our rangatahi and the impact of Covid-19 on their ability to participate in kapa haka. This item helps us understand the tensions that arose due to inhibited access to kapa haka in recent times.
Secondly, the use of Koro Ngāpō’s words are an acknowledgement of the legacy of Te Waka Huia that lives on within our kura. From 2005 up until today, members of Te Waka Huia have played a major role in shaping who Te Maurea Whiritoi is.
Thirdly, the Te Waka Huia legacy lives on today through our Te Ao Haka teacher at Hamilton Girls’ High School, Ngareta Takiari. The final kura huna is a tribute to her aunty, Aroha Cassidy-Nanai. With this acknowledgement we encourage Te Maurea Whiritoi to actively live up to and fulfil reo and tikanga Māori so that we do not leave the perpetuation of Māoritanga to “te koraha noa pea, porepore mai ana, e”.
Whaikōrero (7:35)
Waiata tawhito - Te Ao Mārama (9:38)
Te Ao Mārama is the name of our marae ā-kura at Hamilton Girls’ High School. Master carver, Mana Forbes, led a group based at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa to create the whakairo for the whare. For many years, the kōrero behind the carvings have not been taught or well-known. This pātere is a product of the aspiration to holdfast to that knowledge, with a particular focus on prominent wāhine rangatira of Tainui to inspire our wāhine of Hamilton Girls’ High School. Furthermore, the final verse acknowledges Te Ao Mārama as a safehaven for the rangatahi of Te Maurea Whiritoi, a place where aspirations for the future can be nurtured, explored and realised, “kia puea ai ngā rangatahi ki te whai ao, ki te ao mārama”.
Waiata ā-ringa - Iho o te Tupurangaroa (12:32)
This song laments the devastating effects that man have had on the environment. With this waiata, we personify the land with the question: If we do not look after mother earth now, how will she look after future generations? This waiata reminds us how important it is to live sustainably so that our children can enjoy the world as our ancestors once did.
Poi - Kūmara Irikura (15:53)
The subliminal messages of our poi are centered around the care of a family, where the kūmara irikura (a treasured sweet potato) represents a precious child. The current world is inundated with negative influences that are far greater than any that have existed in the past. Social media is an example of a modern-day phenomena that is destroying the lives of many young people. If we do not meticulously care for our children like we used to care for our food gardens, they may rot away like the pīwaiwai (rotten kūmara) of a neglected garden.
Haka - Mahia te Mahi (19:44)
Inspired by the thoughts of our Te Maurea Whiritoi students on education, this haka challenges the whakatauākī of Apirana Ngata, “ko tō ringa ki ngā rākau a te Pākehā, hei ora mō tō tinana”. It does this by holding The Ministry of Education (MOE) and teachers to account for the lack of culturally sustaining practices at the schools of Te Maurea Whiritoi, which ultimately sees our students questioning the value of education. The haka concludes by challenging both the MOE and teachers to turn their soothing words into action, “mahia te mahi”, for the betterment of our Māori students.
Whakawātea - Ngāti Oho, e oho! (22:31)
Journeying through the world of our rangatahi is brought to a conclusion with our whakawātea. Covid-19 exacerbated the polarising nature of social media, and uncovered an underbelly of conspiracy theorists that manipulated many people, including our Māori communities. This item encourages us to be more critical of what we see on social media platforms, and use our energy to engage in kaupapa that are more beneficial to Te Ao Māori and our mana Māori motuhake. Finally, in keeping with this notion, the item pays tribute to Rāwiri Waititi who has been spearheading many conversations pertinent to Te Ao Māori in recent times. - Розваги
Kia ora! Big respect from Poland to all Maori stay true your culture is amazing!!!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoy the it 😁
One of the best performances in Kapa Haka ive seen 🔥. The kaitataki wahine was 🔥. Everyone was
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I’m a proud Māori all to my Māori family reaper hard for the culture and our whakapapa 🇳🇿❤️
Even though im Samoan decent, I feel so connected to the Maori performing arts. This performance makes me feel so proud and happy xx
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Ahhh 13:14 🥹 You don’t know how long I’ve wanted a Māori rendition for “Noqu Masu”. So much love for this beautiful piece - Vinaka Vakalevu 🤎
Its hard to beat the inspiration from our brothers and sisters in the Pacific :)
i absolutely love this Maori singing truly fascinating , hoping to come to nz to see it in person one day, fantastic culture wish i was a part of it.
Be sure to let us know when you come - if there's a kapa haka festival on, we will point you in the right direction :)
I'm French and I love Te Maurea Whiritoi et their performances ! I follow you since two years. Keep it up !
Wow that's a long time! I hope you enjoy the next performance that is uploaded :)
I love this as an African American this means a lot I don’t know the translation but I know it means a lot to you too and I love the Māori culture and I respect it a lot 💕
Check out our single item content to see some of the translations 🙂
Kia ora te Mana TUPUNA maori Haka aroa vahiné maori 🇭🇲🇭🇲💪💪🤙 Tuamotu tahiti 🇵🇫🇵🇫🤙❤️❤️
Probably one of the most fascinating performances i've ever seen
So kool, thank you for taking the time to enjoy it :)
This gave me the chills. So beautiful. Greetings from Lithuania 🇱🇹
Amazing and what powerful performance by everyone.. The voice, the expression some of which gave me goosebumps.. A culture you need to be super proud of. Good luck to all❤❤
literally watch this performance multiple times a day and have done for the past couple months. really really amazing performance, great choice of songs, really talented people.
so powerful to see a rea version of "Noqu Masu" in this roopu's item it makes me so proud of being both fijian and maori much aroha and respect for this roopu. Vina'a Va'alevu.
Glad you love it. Here's a link to just that song if you wanted to add it to one of your playlist jams 😊 ua-cam.com/video/9ofAENINtVg/v-deo.html
Always loved watching Te Maurea Whiritoi perform! Kapa Haka has always been a big deal in my life from when i was a young girl to now. Loved performing alongside them during Regionals & Nationals, i use to perform for Fairfield college & Melville High, tutors were Rapana, Heemi, & Waiti 💙
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To be honest I love all the Hakas/Waiatas you guys make, its absolutely amazing and have the best vocals, they always have best meaning behind them like with Kukupa you metaphorically where warning people about corruption.
Thank you for sharing the love :)
How beautiful. So proud Bebz 👏 Paige Kokaua 🧡💛💚
Wow amazing!❤
Love your voices so beautiful. Thank you
Thank you so much! 😊
Beautiful
this is beyond amazing
Perfeito! 🤍
Ataahua. Beautiful voices and harmonies. I love the costumes for both waahine and taane. Stunning. And just all around excellent performers and choreography.
Thank you so much! Appreciate the love :)
The opening waiata was epic...the wahine vocals 😮
Lost for words ❤ standing ovation for that Ataahua performance was just perfect 💯
Thanks so much for your kind words ❤️
Fourth!!?? It's so beautiful.... should be first place!
I just love the part of the part with t guy is drumming on the guitar and the sound of everyone is just so clean it’s amazing it. Brings chills down my spine and fills my heart and soul just so happy I wish I could join y’all
Glad you enjoy it so much :)
@@TeMaureaWhiritoi I just keep watching it over and over
Kia ora te maurea whiritoi love your kapas learnded the whole poi and whakaeke luv it thanks for all this content
We have 7+ years of content up now 🙂 thanks for sharing the love ❤
MUCH LOVE FROM FIJI, best cover of noqu masu!! ❤🎉
Vinaka 🙌🏽
perfect
God Bless you
These young people are awesome!
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Love it !
Chills !
please can you put translation to these videos they are so moving and beautiful I would love to know what they are singing about it's a beautiful culture and it's history could be shared through all languages
We have translated some snippets on our TikTok channel 😊
Does anyone have the kupu to the karanga at the beginning of the Whakaeke
sooo beutifulll!!!
Thanks!! :)
WOW! Super impressive performances. 👍Great voices and sharp choreography. Fourth in the finals? The competition must have been steep!
The calibre was super high! Always a privilege being amongst the epitome of excellence in Māori Performing Arts 😁
This is not a dumb culture it’s a special culture ko toku reo ko toku ohooho
outstanding porfrormaintance ladies and gentlemen
Thanks so much :)
oh wow! Cynthia Erivo should her that version. I hope they understand how deep the meaning to African Americans. I have chills.
Check out this video that has the translation in the description. The song meant a lot to us, with the aim to empower those both performing and listening to it :) ua-cam.com/video/LjySTzZj0bE/v-deo.html
So, African or American. To be of both is to be a traitor to one or the other.
5:47
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I’m Hawaiian and this culture amazes me lol
Aloha nui loa! We are coming to Hawai'i in September, might see you there 😊
@@TeMaureaWhiritoi where are y’all preforming at I wanna go 😭😭
@Vecna Bumcheeks We have locked in PCC on Sept 21, more to come 🤙🏼
😍😍😍😍😍😍
What are the names for all the waiata? Beautiful performance!!
ataahua waiata, arohanui from england 💗💗
Tēnā koe, ngā mihi ki a koe :)
Chur up te Fijians for te waiata a ringa tune Chur
what song did they use for the waiata-a-ringa ?
Stand up
A song that is common to the Fijian peoples with an original bridge in the middle :)
noqu masu
A group of 10s fr
Is rezin barber in this
She literally has a solo part in this🤣🤌
the girl who did the pukana face in the last bit of the second haka, isn't she from TikTok?
rezin barber
Would be fascinating to have accurate subtitles, YouTiube just says "foreign" when Maori is spoken or sung…
We have translations in the individual item uploads if you are interested :) Not as good as subtitles but may still be interesting
Is this a school competition or for all ages.
This is the Highschool nationals Kapahaka competition. Kapahaka being Maori song and dance.
this haka group us js 👌
2:44 Te waha o tenei tama ne 😆 Tumeke tatou!
All day errday
What is the first song called?
Original song is stand up by Cynthia Erivo
Check this one out! ua-cam.com/video/LjySTzZj0bE/v-deo.html 😀 Even has the words and translation for you
@@TeMaureaWhiritoi thank you! Much love and respect from Huntington Beach, CA!
Brilliant
what are the lyrics to the waiata-a-ringa?
Check out this vid, lyrics in the description 😊 ua-cam.com/video/9ofAENINtVg/v-deo.html
thank you so much xx
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Beautiful
Loved every moment
@@roslynrichardson3285 🥲