Man I’ve been crying to this for years now. I’m born and raised in Manawatū, since moving abroad all I do to feel closer to home is listen to our waiata and cry. I think it’s time to go back to the motū
Ugggh!!! I'm in tears rn 😢 With everything that's happening in NewZealand atm... this hits even harder. Hearing the waiata sung i te reo maori is absolutely beautiful. ❤️🖤🤍
Oh my! This is breathtaking!!! The harmony is outstanding! The settings is so beautiful. I love the traditional dress. Seriously, I don't know how there could be one critical or negative comment on this video. I'm in tears because of the sheer beauty of these people gathered together singing this classic song with such amazing harmony and true heartfelt pride in their culture. I'm so thankful they made this video and shared these few moments of stunning spiritual and vocal harmony with us. Thank you! Love from Missouri in the USA 💞🙏✝️
When my husband listened to this he said he felt the Holy Spirit so strongly. He loved it so much and became emotional as well. It's so beautiful. Thank you again for sharing! ❤
below it says - This is Hatea kapa haka group performing hallelujah "hareruia" in Sicily Italy along side other cultures including Poland, Thailand and Italian.
A little context.. This is Hatea kapa haka group performing hallelujah "hareruia" in Sicily Italy along side other cultures including Poland, Thailand and Italian.
I am NZ maori woman, but shit I still love Maori men sing and harmonise. We all can but yet they have this "high low " they should get it wrong but dont
My children sing this song to themselves to sleep and it was the first I had ever heard. It makes me proud to know that they have learned this song and to hear how beautiful this rendition is makes me proud even more. Thank you for the upload ❤️
above it says - This is Hatea kapa haka group performing hallelujah "hareruia" in Sicily Italy along side other cultures including Poland, Thailand and Italian.
This waiata reminds me, how much being maori really is. Not about how cool you are about being Maori but how you were born to be Maori and learn how Maori found Aotearoa and how we shared with other cultures. My whanau and I sing to alot of people, in public, houses, rest homes. And every time we sing, we bring them joy and some tears are coming out. I just really love this song so much. So thank you all.
