You guys are so lucky to have a wonderful tradition of drums and dancing. May I give a big shout to the young man with bleach hair who danced with the young guy in the green shirt. Very generous (second part). Great to see people of all ages enjoying themselves so much. I'll come and see you one day.
then it probably was taken there by Cook Island missionaries. I do know of a village in PNG where this is the case. I'm not sure if it's the same place you're talking about. They now sing many Cook Island songs and dances that were introduced by the early missionaries.
You guys are so lucky to have a wonderful tradition of drums and dancing. May I give a big shout to the young man with bleach hair who danced with the young guy in the green shirt. Very generous (second part). Great to see people of all ages enjoying themselves so much. I'll come and see you one day.
Aw thank you for that complement 🙏🏽 appreciate that so much ☺️
Une tradition similaire à la nôtre. Lors d'un mariage nous enveloppons les mariés d'un drap au sons des tambours et "to'ere"
Congrats on da 50th papa. 100 more 2look fwd to ❤❤❤frm ptwn❤❤❤
The boys do the paoti very well
Te Tane no roto i te Anuanua e... Kia akameitakiia Te-Atua no teia Lopa ❤👍
Polaneisian music is the best. My friend and I are going to Fiji ,so excited
Yes it is 😍🔥 safe travels to the both of youse to Fiji
Amazing people with amazing culture ❤
Thank you..yes we are amazing...
Aue e te Rakahanga. E anau noku te anau Dean. Arorangi mai. Kia orana e Kia manuia
Awww looked like uncle Eddie had an awesome birthday celebration
Awww I can hear you uncle Lucky 🥰 Gosh these songs are making me teary , love it 🥰
Awesome bday....whats the song feom 11:35 onwards....slow beeat one....dopeee
whats the song called at 5:49 ?? and are there any lyrics?
Beautiful ❤
Ouaa rakz aye
iakwe from the Marshall islands🇲🇭🫶🏽🇨🇰
💛luv it
Thank you 🙏🏽
This dance is almost similar to the manus dance in PNG. Any justifications?
then it probably was taken there by Cook Island missionaries. I do know of a village in PNG where this is the case. I'm not sure if it's the same place you're talking about. They now sing many Cook Island songs and dances that were introduced by the early missionaries.