there’s just something so powerful and enchanting about seeing women of so many different cultures and ethnicities coming together to learn to dance and embrace their bodies. It just brings me so much joy, all the smiles on these women’s faces 🥰
What I love about this the most is the joy and fun that everyone is having, and the beautiful skin tones of everyone dancing. It shows that dance when shared and loved can bring people together.
@Pfizer 'exposed' videos, feel free to download acknowledging and appreciating the fact that people have different skin tones has nothing to do with race and you're annoying lol
@Pfizer 'exposed' videos, feel free to download Seems like she was just offering an aesthetic appreciation of so many women gathered together and reflecting such a spectrum of appearances. I agree.
@@keithadams812 It's not like she said either woohoo they're all white or woohoo they're all not white. Just a mix of women with all tones. Always a lovely sight. 'Fixation on skin color' would be more like assuming their skin color says something about their moral worth or political opinions.
I grew up in Guam and Hawaii and this definitely makes me miss it. I have been back to live for a 4 year stint and gone back several times. Polynesian cultures have beautiful customs, art, and fashion and I love that so many people embrace them and spread them to others. That's the great thing about culture. Each has its own beauty and taking some of it into your life by adopting it is the best kind of appreciation. Asian and Pacific culture continue to be a part of me to this day. Thanks RU-vid for suggesting this.
I fully agree. At the end of the day, we all have a shared history, and you can see the similarities in the variations of cultures. But it's the unique differences that are beautiful. It's such a shame that some people take issue with that and call it 'appropriation.' I've seen more than one person assaulted and/or verbally abused for this reason. I hope this kind of individuality is never lost, as the world continues to connect and becomes more and more like one big nation and people in diverse places wear the same things, watch/listen to the same media, are funneled into the same ideologies, etc.
Well I’ve never heard of ‘Appropriation’, maybe I’m just lucky. We have some beautiful culture here in Wales, of course, but I can’t tell you about it I’m afraid because we don’t have a lot of room left.
Especially going to the chamorro village and seeing them dance like this was very fascinating when I was younger, I wish I was put into one of those dance classes when I was younger. But now I am 14, and I don't live in Guam anymore so I miss the food and everything else.
@@somerandom7672 The individuality of all cultures will completely disappear as soon as we just make everywhere as diverse as possible. Won't the world be great when the world is entirely the same in all it's diversity!
I've been obsessed with this since I discovered it 2 weeks ago - it is my happy place especially during the lock down - they all look happy and engrossed in the music and steps
@@thenevadadesertrat2713 I've heard rats eyesight is generally poor, I guess ones from Nevada Desert are not exceptions either... Nevertheless stay positive my frend, world is butyfull. Be happy and respectfull.
Seriously, one of the sexiest things I've ever seen in my life. Healthy, joyful, beautiful women getting down and glowing from the inside out, An admiring and appreciative man.
I'm not sure who was having the most fun! The dancers or those of us watching!! This was so cool and the person filming did a GREAT job of showing off every one of the dancers.!
When I was a youngster ('71) this was my favorite viewing sport at the mall in Honolulu on Sundays.......I understand they still put on a show there.................... looks like they are having a great time.
Bloody amazing, never seen a dance like this before! So positively feminine with truly teasing moves. Thumping base (foor stamp) and the lovely arm and head movements compliment the whole flow of the dance and makes all the difference.
Absolutely amazing. They know exactly what they are doing. Hence the bright smiles. And if they do that at home for their SO they can ask for anything they want ...... and get it.
Why did youtube recommend this to me? Now I am stuck here. You ladies are truly sensual and beautiful in your dance. Way better than the twerking thing out there.
It's so lovely watching so many people from all walks of life joyously and honorably participating in a culture outside of their own. We need more of this
That was so much fun to watch, and oh my gosh, those hip movements were simply fantastic. Thanks for making me smile on this wintry bla day in the Midwest.
OH MY GOD!!! I LOVE IT!!!! I CAN'T STOP TO WHATCHING!! IS MESMERIZING!!!! tHANK YOU BY THE FANTASTIC VÍDEO!!! I'LL TRY TO LEARN!! KISSES FROM CURITIBA, PARANÁ, BRAZIL!!
Beautiful art form! All the USA, NFL cheer leaders have got nothing on you, beautiful dancers!! God be with you. Love from Central Valley California, USA
Very beautiful to a song of Gabilou. Manea tikai te hupahupa o te au vahine hei tiare nei. Maururu roa, ia oranna ia outou maitai o outou hupahupa. Keep it up Tahia maururu roa ia oe. Its great to see them dance our culture and you have shown them that a woman can be free while doing these dance actions from all the stress that life gives them. Love from a tahitian living in Australia.
This is so much fun to watch and all of these ladies enjoying themselves and the dancing. I really liked seeing different age groups and cultures in this group.
This is the most captivating dancing on the planet. And I kept falling in love over and over again. Thank you ladies! You should all be quite proud of your commitment! You turn us mortal men into putty.
Qué bonito. Sé bailar flamenco pero me gustaría aprender este baile también. Me gusta mucho los bailes y trajes tradicionales que no se deberían de perder. Que bonita es la diversidad, el respeto y las tradiciones que nos hacen tener una identidad y aprender los unos de los otros. Ole ole y ole.
