Aloha, mahalo, for keeping our heritage, alive, our Polynesian islands, are truly a gift frm Jehovah. May our hertiage continue, to be a beauty of inner and outer. Mahalo for all our various people, Were truly a gift. All races are too. Keep encourging, showing educational,of all islands. We are many.Small, Large, its all beautiful 🙅♀️❤
I love watching the MM, every year if I get the chance. If I miss it, I always look all the videos up and watch later. To me Mark is the best chanter I have ever listened to. His voice is incredible and the beats he keeps, especially on the more 'energetic' ones, makes my blood sing almost as much as the bagpipes of my ancestry.
Beautiful Watching this. Thank you for sharing. I would love to know the name of the group that was in the Black and Yellow attire and the Song that was peformed. I love the final song i love her voice.
What I like about this is that there seems to be a place for every kind of girl here. Yes, the usual slender young flower is represented. But there is also a place for the lush, juicy, well rounded toothsome wenches as well!
The first song sounded so familiar, I’m more than certain I grew up to that song.. I just can’t remember the tittle.. does anybody know the tittle? I could be mistaken I might be confusing with another song but I doubt it.. 🤔🤷🏽♀️
megxmarie15 the first set is a medley . It starts with "Mele Ohana" then right as it comes to the English verse in the song they switched over to "Ka Nohona Pili Kai". Both songs are by Keali'i Reichel ♡ Hope that helped ^~^
steve boy look again! there’s some with at least a few or more ethnicities blended in! We call it chop suey! “Local” can include enthnocies from around the world- Europe, South America, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, southwest Asia and even Africa- as well as Asia and Polynesia.
