I'm a ngarrindjeri man from raukkan...in Australia ...from the south...my people live on the lake Alexandrina and we ALL love the Maori family (people) we have a great connection with this family thru BROTHER KEITH ..he is a very well respected manba minister for our little church and babtised alot of us awell as dedication to the Lord I was one to be blessed by this man and family and I was tought alot of there culture and I'm proud to say I was blessed and loved by these wonderful beautiful loving people..Brother Keith will always and be loved by many...he passed many years ago and he had a wish to be buried with my family (people) the ngarrindjeri people home raukkan ....this song means alot as so does all the other songs keep them coming my beautiful family ❤️❤️❤️🌹
Made it half way through the first verse before getting choked up. Our culture is beautiful whanau, we must all do what we can to preserve it. Arohanui from Oz.
I’m Tongan but I was so fortunate enough to being taught the HAKA by this group PATEA MAORI CLUB. My Maori mates always asked me where did I learn to Haka ? 😊 I love Maori culture and their waiata Chur 🤙
Rough Translation: Oh our darling always going hard out to prepare the youth , to support the works Oh Ngoi, listen to the Maori language, to the thudding of the poi Oh Ngoi, to the men's stamping Oh Ngoi to the rhythm of our language. Beautiful Ngoi NGOI NGOI humble hearted NGOI NGOI Faithful Ngoi NGOI NGOI Our darling forever NGOI Written by Dalvanius/Patea Maori Club of Patea, South Taranaki for their beloved friend, famous Maori language teacher, song writer, and elder Ngoingoi Pewhairangi of Tokomaru Bay (Ngati Porou) upon hearing of her death.
Patea Maori club you're wonderful. Lovely seeing all the kuia's performing their kapa haka. Love all your kapa haka songs. I have just seen this one and a previous one that I hadnt seen before, and recognise the tunes which are lovely. Been living in Oz for 57 yrs. Occassionally perform kapa haka with a few of my kapa haka friends here for different functions. I live in Woolgoolga near Coffs Harbour NSW. I am from Putiki Whanganui, my friends are from Taranaki, Waikato and Thames. We hope you don't mind us performing some of your kapa haka songs and actions. XoXo🥰❤🌺
i'm only eleven and a Maori but these Patea Maori club waitas are really good, wish more people knew maori, because it's sad that only about 5 percent of New Zealand know Maori or even less, I'm definetely going to get more in my culture
yep was written while we were on tour in 84 London wen we were told Ngoi had died Dal wrote it and BANG we had a tune... song it outside our Hotel in the snow and the tape was sent back to the Pewhairangi memo
This still makes me weep sometimes RIP Ngoi Pewhairangi, one of māoritangas true warrior poet Queens. This broadcast was one of the only places to hear this song back when Maui, Warrior and Southside records had all the goods down at the record store…. Ngoi Ngoi! Kia mau ki tõ Māoritangai.
even though years have passed I miss the elders of New Zealand Uncle Niko and Auntie Olive they sung me home a long time ago may the spirit of the people live on and on.
I've seen this so many times ....and it still pulls on my ol heart strings🥲🥲🥲 but the real blessing is... The world is WANTING to know more about aotearoa Aroha nui ..... nga mihi
AWESOME!!!!! Almost makes me cry when I hear this song. Reminds me of when I was growing up and mum would sing it. Wish all maoris could get together again. This song unites us I think.
I have loved this song for years, but never known its name nor the meaning of the song. It usually popped up at least once each saturday night after a league game with the boys. I have only just found out its song and looked up the lyrics, and their interpretation. A very inspirational song. Music today isn't written like this anymore.
bro I brought this album in Hamilton took it to tokaroa my cousins robbed me of it then my other couzin robbed them of it and went back to Auzie with it lol.....I was like sweet as I just go get another one lol....they also took my tui teka too lol
kiaora, this waiata will always bring a smile of joy to my face, memories of the past, my whanau....memories of growing up, memories of my nan....ty for that.
I rang the Hits radio station and asked them to play Ngoi ngoi, I knew it would not be one of their mainstream song choices but worth asking. The Dj was good about it saying He hadn't ever heard of it but has Poi e... I was stoked to then tell him to search it up "you'll love this song!" I hope he did listen to Legendary song for a legendary song writer. Rest in love Ngoi
I was at the 1988 telethon and remember Patea maori club with Dalvanius Prime. Awesome to see some of the Kuia who back then were younger. This song was the highlight of the night back in 1988 along with Haere mai sung by Cara Pewhairangi (Ngoi's) grand-daughter.
He Waiata ATAAHUA - he Wahine Rangatira - ka nui te mihinu nui ki te whanau whanaui o Patea!!! thanks for the post - I love this waiata, Im from Te Puaha o Waikato(Tuakau ara ko Ngati Tipa) and we sing this waiata in memory of Whaea Ngoi - much love and respect !!! Moe mai ra e te Whaea humarire! MAURI ORA WHANAU!!
@@user-oh4yd5uh4e some kids aren’t fortunate than others Nz has a high low social economic so it will happen maybe the gov should put more money into low income regions than their pockets
@@kingzo9183 No wonder they´re on the wrong path. Placing the blame elsewhere, teaching them to hold their hands out. But I guess that´s the mana you all rave on about.
Jess , These people are performing on stage in my country NZ MOARI GROUP PERFORM 1sst THen the Men perform the HAKA WORRIER FIGHT OR WATCHING YOU 🎉 NEW ZEALAND BELIEVES TRADE MARK WITH OUR RACE😂 from Jess 2 Over
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