Timatangia Te Puea e I te Pou o Mangatawhiri ki te waha i nga iwi ki te waha i te tikanga me te rangimarie e (Hii Aue) 2x Na Turongo i hanga e i te ara Pare Waikato E tomo atu ai Ki te Tairawhiti ko Mahinarangi e (Hii Aue) 2x Mahi ake nei au e i toku nei whare e Nga pou o roto he mahoe he patate he hinau noa e (Hii Aue) 2x Waihopuapua e e mimiti a koe e, Ko te wai a Rona he manawa a whenua e kore e mimiti e. (Hii Aue) E huri to kanohi e, Ki te hau tuaraki te tiriti o Waitangi e tu moke mai i ra i waho te moana e.(hii Aue) 2x No te ariki te aroha, horahia nuitia e, Ki runga ki nga iwi hei kaakahu ra - mo te iti mo te rahi e (Hii Aue) 2x Kati nei e te iwi e, to kumekume roa e Kei mau tatou i te ra whakawa i te ra whakawa a te Atua (Hii Aue) 2x Ko Paneiraira e, ko Paneiraira hoki Ko Paneiraira he tangata rawerawe no roto Waikato e (Hii Aue)2x Hii Aue Aue Hii
An excellent example of a Waikato-style karanga, performed by this gracious kuia: clear as a bell; perfect pitch and breath control; floating lightly on air with appropriate selection of words for the occasion. Nice.
@@jt5439 they are singing about the king as a young boy sitting and listening to his ancestors tell him about the natural landscape and geography and how relevant and important it is to us all to protect for future generations!!
Reminds of my younger days on the kapok gang at Turangawaewae as well as the old people who could be heard singing this plus many more of the old songs. Happy times & memories :)
awesome videos, any videos of this year kaumatua kapa haka of Waikato Taniwharau was even better , with timatanga te puea and the kopikopi and e noho tuheitia, mean as
