Te Vaka - "We Know the Way" Live with Orchestra Wellington 2018

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Songs of Moana concert live at the Michael Fowler Centre.
Sound recording: RNZ Music
Sound production: Startrek Studios
Video: JXLive
www.tevaka.com
Facebook.com/OfficialTeVaka
Instagram @Te_Vaka
Twitter @Tevaka
FULL LYRICS AND TRANSLATIONS TO THE EXTENDED VERSIONS OF BOTH TRACKS
Introduction - Tulou Tagaloa (full version)
Tulou Tagaloa
Sei e va’ai mai
I le tatou lalolagi
Sei e va’ai mai
I le matou lalolagi
Sei e malamalama
E lelei ma le manaia
Sei e va’ai maia
Manaia o le tatou olaga
"Tatau Na Fai"
E iei te mea tatau na fai
E iei koe
To lagona
Kautu ko ve
Fakamakeke
To lagona
Ke iloa faiga
E iei te mea tatau na fai
E iei koe
To lagona
Kautu ko ve to lagona vena
Sei e va'ai maia
Manaia o le tatou olaga
TRANSLATION
Respectfully calling
The God of the Sea
So you can see
Our world
So you can see
My world
So you understand
How beautiful and good
So you can see
Our wonderful way of life
There’s a task that needs to be done
It’s all there with you
You feel it
It's centred on that
Stay strong
You feel it
And you know how
There’s a task that needs to be done
It’s all there with you
You feel it
It's centred on what you feel there
So you can see
Our wonderful way of life
WE KNOW THE WAY (Full version)
Verse 1
Tatou o tagata folau e vala’auina
E le atua o le sami tele e o mai
Ua ava’e le lu’itau e lelei
Tapenapena
verse 2
Ua malamalama uiga o le moana
Va’ai I fetu ma isi failoga e maua ai ala
O nu’u fou avea mo tatou aiga
chorus
Aue aue
nuku i mua
Te manulele e tataki e
Aue aue
te fenua te malie
Nae ko hakilia mo kaiga e
Verse 3
We read the wind and the sky
When the sun is high
We sail the length of the sea
On the ocean breeze
At night we name every star
We know where we are
We know who we are who we are
Aue aue we set a course to find
A brand new island everywhere we roam
Aue aue we keep our island in our mind
And when it’s time to find home
We know the way
bridge
Aue aue we are explorers reading every sign
We tell our stories of our elders
In a never ending chain
We aren’t afraid of the horizon line
We know what came before us
We know the way
WE KNOW THE WAY - Translations
Verse 1
We are voyagers
summoned by the gods
of this mighty ocean to come
we take up the good challenge
get ready
verse 2
We understand the ways of the sea
we look to the stars and other signs
to find our way
to find new lands
to make our home
chorus
oh! oh!
there is land up ahead
a bird in flight to take us there
oh! oh!
this beautiful land
the place i was looking for
to make our home

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@OfficialTevaka 5 лет назад

Lyrics and translation to the unreleased extension to "Tulou Tagaloa": E IEI TE MEA TATAU NA FAI - there’s a task that needs to be done E IEI KOE - it’s all there with you TO LAGONA - you feel it KAUTU KO VE - it’s centred on that FAKAMAKEKE - stay strong TO LAGONA - you feel it KE ILOA FAIGA - and you know how E IEI TE MEA TATAU NA FAI - there’s a task that needs to be done E IEI KOE - it’s all there with you TO LAGONA - you feel it KAUTU KO VE TO LAGONA VENA - it’s centred on what you feel there SEI E VA’AI MAIA - so you can see MANAIA O LE TATOU OLAGA - our wonderful way of life For full lyrics and translations: www.opetaiafoai.com/translations

@sisilolo3169 5 лет назад

@cashalayla3025 5 лет назад

Te Vaka ev Se Le s skew

@cashalayla3025 5 лет назад

Te Vaka hhczK

@Paola-jf2qf 4 года назад

Te Vaka Thank you...How beautiful.

@maejaucian3467 4 года назад

❤️❤️❤️

@Erik_Ahl 6 лет назад

Damn. We are all so rich of beautiful cultures around this world.

@offtothenextadventure4048 6 лет назад

Thank you for this comment

@lajuodatuwa-omagbemi3155 5 лет назад

Yes, isn't God wonderful?

@hernanmaranan1154 5 лет назад

You know where you are..

@Lulustucru2393 5 лет назад

Yes ! That's why I can't hate Humans and humanity in general, we have too much beauties around the world !

@caratcute6364 5 лет назад

@islanti yeah but if they were not here, the song would not be the same .. they are the reason why this song is good .

@anthonyvillanueva5226 3 года назад

When you realize how HUGE the Pacific Ocean is, you really get a sense of the bravery of the ancient wayfinders.

@ivespoken8902 2 года назад

the Pacific Ocean is the largest water mass on the planet. With a surface area of more than 155 million square kilometers (60 million square miles), this ocean basin is larger than the landmass of all the continents combined. Additionally, it contains almost twice as much water as the world's second largest body of water, the Atlantic Ocean.

@jakolby6511 2 года назад

@@ivespoken8902 everyone already knew tgat

@ivespoken8902 2 года назад

@@jakolby6511 you would be surprised

@D1str1ct 2 года назад

@@ivespoken8902 The Pacific covers 30% and the Atlantic 20% and I sure as hell would prefer to sail in the Pacific than the Atlantic.

@ImPatrickStarl 2 года назад

@@D1str1ct why

@avitaylor589 2 года назад

I'm black, but popular movies in media like this and in the heights fill me with pride. Ancestor remembrance and veneration of any kind, really, is beautiful to me. Thank you for sharing your beautiful voices and culture with us

@smaakjeks Год назад

Yeah, makes you proud to be human. We are explorers.

@FiiireLight Год назад

I don't have a tribe. This makes me long for one.

@wyomed 2 месяца назад

we wuz sailors and sheeit

@katzillaaa85 5 лет назад

I love Moana soundtrack.There's something in that language that gives me the biggest goosebumps!

@LonerLeo 5 лет назад

Count me in 🙋‍♂️

@dinihanikram6431 4 года назад

Ikr,and Made me tears,tears of proud and joy

@NyyyaMe 4 года назад

You hear our mana (power) .

@taareitiabiete4835 3 года назад

the language of ancestors pass on and on it has deep and lovely meaning

@CardinalKaos 3 года назад

Tokelauan if youre wondering what language is it

@isaacmarte3520 Год назад

I worked at an assisted living in Minnesota for some years. This song would move our Hawaiian resident to tears everytime, and she'd get up and move, and stretch towards the stars, and praise God. COVID took her away from us, but I know she is singing in heaven. God bless.

@Lycius 4 года назад

It's when the drums kick in, the rhythm starts, and the entire band begins to groove. There's so much to love about this. The language itself is seems like speaking in song. This is an amazing production. Orchestra backing. How must that feel? To be singing in front of a symphony. With a baritone lead, a perfect harmony duet. I bet it's exhilarating, each and every time. Thrumming deep vocals that strike right to the chest. You feel it, as it resonates, like a heartbeat. But... yeah, when the drums begin... I'm just... feeling it. Not to disregard the rest of the band, but the beat is enthralling. It pulls you in. It's a total group effort (that's why it's called a band, afterall). I'm just, "How do you do that!?" Then, i realize I played in our family band for years. Learning, singing bluegrass, banjo, and then I'm... "Oh... right. Practice and a passion to put that practice into action."

@Lycius 4 года назад

Oh... erm, sorry if this is kindof a zombie post. I'm ex-Navy. The most dedicated, professional, this gets kinda weird, "sail-worthy," are Filipinos, Polynesians, Maori. I come from Viking stock. Other ocean. But all of this strikes a heartchord in me. Like deeper than intuition. If that makes sense.

@KrankyKranky1 Год назад

@wereddafox3249 4 года назад

When i was 9 yrs old i lived for one year in Tuvalu bc my dad was working on his research there. It was one of my best experiences i had in my life. Polynesian music, culture, nature and people are so beautiful and magical! at that time I discovered Te Vaka. My friends and i were dancing to the songs and i even bought a CD in Fiji on my way back to Europe. When the Disney movie "Moana" was released i had goose bumps and tears in my eyes bc i knew right away that the music is by Te Vaka. What a nostalgic moment for me. I hope that i will have the chance again to visit the beautiful Pacific Ocean. Sending lots of love!

@sillau9 3 года назад

Beautiful

@sugarfara Год назад

What a joy to read ❤ i'm happy for you and thanks for sharing ❤

@martinomichael4967 10 месяцев назад

I envy you sis, as I have never seen the village that my mother's mother came from but your story fills me with so much joy that my ancestral home can spread the alofa. Makes my heart ache in the best way x

@alanfoster6589 Месяц назад

I spent a week in Tuvalu in 2001. Beautiful place. Helped name some diving sights.

@Amandapwbean 2 месяца назад

Not sure why I cry and feel intensely spiritually connected to the harmonies and chanting in these songs. All I do know is they are euphoric and make me feel happy.

@Ta-ks6uc 2 месяца назад

Me too, every time I hear this song it resonates deeply.

@671medic 6 лет назад

Gave me chills... Proud to be a Pacific Islander and share the same ancestral roots of the ancient voyagers who settled the islands in the Western Pacific region!

@favb7931 3 года назад

My ancestry is of the Viking and Sami side, this is absolutely beautiful and much love from Scandinavia ❤️

@hermitsunite953 2 года назад

Same here. My ancestors are from Norway. We continue the tradition of sailing the beautiful oceans.

@elmo8348 2 года назад

we wernt to bad at navigating the seas ourselves were we my roots go back to denmark

@pinoyprepper6530 2 года назад

Your people are just beautiful

@favb7931 Год назад

@@pinoyprepper6530 thank you brother ❤️

@favb7931 Год назад

@@elmo8348 so true brother. We are of the same people, and together we once were known as some of the most fearsome warriors and voyagers on the planet. It's always nice to talk with on of my Scandinavian family 🇸🇪❤️🇩🇰

@foxmariota5047 6 лет назад

My People, my pride, my history

@lazotowe5018 6 лет назад

Beautiful

@tiffanybrooks-dumont994 6 лет назад

Lovely speech ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@kukiig5961 5 лет назад

Ouaaa🇫🇯🇹🇴🇼🇸🇳🇿🇨🇰🇸🇧🇹🇻🇳🇺🇵🇬 🇻🇺 🔥🔥🔥

@florenciobalagtas4419 5 лет назад

Tama po kau...

@NatraNation 5 лет назад

where u from?

@MotherHonnieBee11 4 года назад

I am Diné and Lakota. I definitely feel a sense of brother/sisterhood between other indigenous peoples. When I see or hear other indigenous people sing their cultures songs or share stories it just lifts my soul.

@jonahs92 4 года назад

I'm a Jewish Israeli and I completely agree. There's nothing like indigenous cultures! We have to stick together and support each other. 💚

@CajunFyre92 4 года назад

I’m Houma and Lakota, and I feel the same way.

@syedali-rs8cj 3 года назад

Ona Leigh Native Palestinians support all Native American cultures.

@AlphaWolf096 3 года назад

I’m white, and I feel that lift in my soul as well. There’s just something about them. That said, everyone on Earth is brothers and sisters. It doesn’t mean we don’t fight amongst ourselves, or anything, especially as that is common among siblings. We simply don’t see brotherhood between all people, since it’s not something we want to see. We would rather instead believe in the illusion of separation because it’s convenient. That brotherhood extends to everything on Earth as well, so it’s a shame much of modern Western culture does such a poor job of acknowledging that.

@readyaimfire3454 2 года назад

@@jonahs92 israeli ppl are not indigenous to that land. you colonizers forcefully stole land from the actual indigenous ppl there

@maikvosseler9407 2 года назад

I'm so happy to see that so many of the Pacific people can identify with the moana songs. I studied in New Zealand and learned a bit te reo maori at Waikato University. I first was a bit scared of the big Maori rugby players but I soon found out, what a soft heart they had. I really enjoyed the culture, the chants, the dancing but most of all the sweet soul of the people of Aotearoa! The Moana movie has spread that pacific spirit all over the world and whenever I hear these songs my heart starts jumping and a feeling of joy is coming over me!

@yankees57 4 года назад

I am not at all Polynesian but this is amazing. Watching this made me realize actually how many cultures there are out there. This song just spreads the best vibes and makes me want to dance! Love from an Italian! ❤️

@nathanhulsey385 3 года назад

I swam in the waters of the Gulf Coast at night as a young man, swimming and paddleboarding beyond the green and into the blue under the stars, with dolphins and tiger sharks. I saw the stars and felt the power of the sea. Moana really hit me hard, I was weeping during some of the songs. Hail from an Irish-American born and raised in the Alabama Gulf. We all know the way if we look.

@rachaelmorris3405 2 года назад

The fact that the language has been preserved and current generations can speak it and sing it is a testament to their strength, perseverance, and pride in their culture. The US did a lot of damage to this beautiful people. I get so emotional hearing this song and seeing this beautiful culture represented in such a mainstream format and it is so powerful.

@aishaaderounmu8094 3 года назад

This culture is so similar to many African culture. Proud of you guys for preserving culture in the most beautiful way.

@mrfin02 3 года назад

How so

@natashawinikerei7142 Год назад

Māori and Pacific culture a similar.

@Kyojinsei 3 месяца назад

My grandfather God rest his soul was navy and they have a saying that if the oceans in your blood you always find a way back to it. It's just beautiful to think that the ocean is something that has changed in millions of years. ❤❤

@mitchelgreenwood476 8 месяцев назад

As someone who have Māori DNA I can feel the goosebumps . Love from New Zealand

@samueladuicagi7017 5 лет назад

Talofalaca, Malo'i lelei, Bula Vinaka Turama, Aloha. Proud to be a Pacific islander, proud Fijian..

@fakhri6777 Год назад

As a malaysian people, my heritage also from voyager that travel around the world and i feel connected when i hear this beautiful song

@Kameroro2 Год назад

In fact, the Pasific islanders came all the way from Formosa (now Taiwan). Malaysia is also part of it. We share the same ancestors:)

@pengbertulfo_ezmst 3 года назад

We so love Moana.. everything in Moana is priceless.. So good to see you guys keeping the tradition & culture alive in every aspect. I wish I could say the same with ours. Nowadays, the young generation is already influenced by the modern era, the old belief & tradition is slowly being forgotten. Good thing we still have some of great people & provinces who strive to keep the heritage, culture & tradition alive on this modernizing world.. Mad respect to all of you! Keep safe everyone!

@bigmoneyballer478 Год назад

im from the uk but i love this song so much as a kid I learnt all the words and spent hours researching the culture and their history. ahh love it so much

@LauriShalom 5 лет назад

I absolutely ADORE this wonderful song, your voices, the call of the ancestors, the profound respect and reverence for the traditions, the music and the language.

@HotShotR2DG Год назад

Much love to all my Pacific Islander brothers and sisters out there. No matter what island we are from, we are all children of the Pacific.

@kucingcat9385 3 года назад

Love from Malaysia

@refiloesharonntuli7009 2 года назад

Wow this is beautiful, I don't understand what is said but my soul can relate. Sending Love from South Africa🇿🇦🌍

@deinilynramos2652 5 лет назад

i love this song so much as well as my now 3 year old son!!! everytime he hears all the songs from Moana he dances with great joy, he even tries to sing along...such beautiful culture being shared to all of us!! thank you for this wonderful experience you shared unselfishly!!! 💖💖💖💖

@NuggieIsMissing 7 месяцев назад

As a musician who plays purely as a hobby, this is gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous. Hands down Disney’s best animated work ever honestly

@halfaworldaway 2 года назад

Opetaia Foa'i sounds just as fabulous in a live setting as in the recording for the movie, wow. Pitch perfect, this lot.

@retnosofyaniek678 3 года назад

So beautiful! I wish I could see this live. I know the lyrics by heart even though I don't understand them. I'm from Indonesia and I believe some of our cultures (especially eastern part of Indonesia) share the same ancestry as the Polynesians. I have a student who is from Toraja and she told me that the shape of the Torajan traditional house (Tongkonan) is from the shape of a boat so the peoples will always remember where their ancestors came from, they were once voyagers of the seas who (finally) found their home in South Sulawesi's hinterland. When she told me this, what I remembered was Moana.

@juicynarwal6272 4 года назад

Fililpinos were like that once, then the Spaniards came and erased everything. All we have is the faded memories and rare transcriptions and artifacts survived by those who were lucky enough to remember it all during the Spanish colonial period. Now we've even taken after our colonial oppressors tradition, and continue to kill and erase the culture of the natives that still live.

@twystedhumour 4 года назад

so negative. we still have our culture, even if it's not complete. remember the ones we have, and share it with others so they know our story. and when i speak one of the dialects (Tagalog), i try to use the native language and not the bastardized spanish word that is sometimes used.

@ErikMyLove 2 года назад

@@gusionparsley1491 I'm not Filipino or from a colonized country but I'd like to know: In your opinion what did the Spanish change for the better? Normally, I read or hear about how things changed for the worse (like the loss of culture, native language, legends, oral history and so on - which is just horrible. There are so many beautiful thing that are just lost because the colonizers wanted to gain power and riches . And that's basically what comes to my mind when I think about colonization).

@danajeserio8744 2 года назад

@@gusionparsley1491 filipinos were literally KILLED AND RAPED HOW WAS THAT GOOD IN ANYWAY??? put yourself in the shoes of your ancestors. imagine all of you right now having all of your freedom, your family, rights, and dignity take away by foreigners. They take everything away from you until you dont own anything anymore. Until you never get to see your friends anymore. that in one peaceful day everything you ever know changes. If that happens to you right now i dont think you would say the same. it was never about whats the "benefits" to us. it was about US being lesser humans than the Spaniards. our ancestors were real, living, victimized people.

@carlosorff 3 года назад

This song deserves to be played at full volume. The positive energy these people send out is amaizing.

@mastro4065 5 лет назад

This is absolutely outstanding....The goosebump factor is off the charts. I can not stop listening.

@joekaz5198 14 дней назад

Im not Polynesian in any way but when I watched Moana, i imagined how hyped polynesian people must have been to see this scene and hear this song. I came to the comments to confirm that. Im glad people enjoyed the film.

@NatBlackstar Год назад

This song gives me goosebumps in a high level.

@asurah9888 3 месяца назад

Ich komme aus Deutschland und wurde hier geboren. Meine Familie hat keinerlei Abstammung zur Maori Kultur und doch ist jedes Lied von ihnen wie ein Ruf nach Hause. Es fühlt sich so vertraut an. Meine Seele ist ein Teil dieser Kultur und das spüre ich, es ist eine Verbindung außerhalb der Zeit und des Seins ❤

@aliceindiamonds-77 2 месяца назад

Thank you with all my soul for existing and for breathing courage into the heart of your modern ancestors

@cautious101 20 дней назад

Wow..that's sooo beautiful...

@NW-Ninja 4 года назад

Greetings from your Palauan cousins !🇵🇼

@Avarras Год назад

The harmonies are beautiful.

@ダイビングと旅の記録 3 года назад

I feel something every time I listen to this. I am Japanese. I don’t even know a word from first part. However it’s enough to touch my heart

@p.pearlr.9659 4 года назад

Why I'm crying? Suddenly i wanna cry.... This song touching my heart or i just being too sensitive?

@terinarimene7444 2 года назад

I was today old when I realised that Moana acknowledged Maori as the last Polynesian culture discovered by our whanau o Polynesia our birth place started with Hawaiki and travelled through the Pacific to Aotearoa

@라키-u6n Год назад

Every languge should be respected if not them, we couldn't feel the entire world!

@RedRoseSeptember22 Год назад

Love Moana and this is one of my favorite songs!!!

@Big_Poppa_Bear 6 лет назад

Always love this

@clockwork8548 7 месяцев назад

These songs are really beautiful... really gives me chills! There's something fundamentally human about the drive to explore and voyage. polynesian really fascinates me on a deep level, too. If any pacific islander is reading this, you're doing the whole of humanity a great service by keeping your culture alive :D

@boriscorr7572 4 года назад

I wish the entire South East Asia was as developed as the New Zealand. We are a region of voyagers just like the Scandinavia but since we are dirt poor, many countries have restricted borders on us, even our closest Polynesian neighbors like New Zealand doesn't want us entering their country easily.

@randymahony8157 3 года назад

What a beautiful language. We spent 3 weeks on Maui and didn't want to leave. Beautiful people in a paradise.

@esperantelviscokouagboigba4878 4 года назад

Tulou Tulou Tagaloa Sei e va'ai mai I le tātou lalolagi Sei e va'ai mai I le mātou lalolagi Sei e mālamalama (ko au e tu atu) E lelei ma le mānaia (toku manatu) Sei e va'ai mai ia (e taunuku te malaga) Mānaia o le tātou ōlaga E iei te mea tatau na fai E iei koe To lagona Kautu ko ve Fakamakeke To lagona Ke iloa faiga E iei te mea tatau na fai E iei koe To lagona Kautu ko ve to lagona vena Sei e va’ai maia Manaia o le tatou olaga -

@julienleonessabaylosisnopa252 5 месяцев назад

Its so nice to hear and know, during modern era, this well kept music and culture ❤

@grantyhall 4 года назад

“Aue, aue!” Aroha nui!

@Njeri3344 Год назад

my brother told a story of how many many generations the people in the mountains of my country may have been voyagers. we still don’t to keep up with trends and we are happy! so when i heard this song i couldn’t help but cry a little. power to our ancestors who travelled far and wide to find the land they now live in!

@sunb5738 3 года назад

The CHILLS, beautiful

@geralddamasing5390 2 года назад

Filipinos and Polynesians share a lot of features. We somehow look alike. I would like to believe that although the Philippines has been colonized and has been mixed with a lot of races, we are very close to Polynesians. I do not know the words on the song but I feel like my heart understood.

@robinalderin4394 2 года назад

I liked the song, now i love it, ill be here in 5 hours, for my 600.th repeat

@ultimatenoodle8788 3 года назад

In the Philippines Tulong means asking for Help

@Kaeoooo 2 года назад

Pacific Islanders share the same mother tongue. So it’s no surprise that our languages share some words

@conomboza2327 7 месяцев назад

All the way from 🇳🇦Namibia (Africa) When I heard the song in Moana I fell in love still listen and sing along even though I struggle with the words but I still sing along till today 2024

@antaleneskustomkreations9919 Год назад

I love listening to the music it’s so soothing to me. I would love too just be there with your culture and learn more about your people

@2304zoyaali 3 месяца назад

13 june 2024 im still listening 🎶 my favourite ❤ lots of love from Malaysia

@monniehernandez5959 4 месяца назад

In complete awe every time I watch this

@genieestrada6381 6 лет назад

Love!

@yahelisrael6958 2 года назад

Wow this reminds me of African dance. So beautiful

@carmenghuiaflores49 5 лет назад

That guy doing the soloooooo @3:35! So yummy!

@willowclay5406 10 месяцев назад

The instruments are like the breathing of the ocean waves and the whispers of the breeze! Grounded with nature and animals!

@alexisballebar8667 2 года назад

so beautiful

@poeticjustice8420 3 года назад

Doesn't matter where your from its always beautiful to see ppl show the culture . So beautiful

@Adiyel0612 Год назад

Goosebumps palagi pag binabalikan ko ito, kasi feel ko may naaalala ako na hindi ko ma explain na parang related ako sa kanta sa una ko pa lang na pakinig, napaka rich ng culture natin

@Auoric Год назад

Ninuno rin nating mga Pilipino ang mga austronesian sailors kaya we are literally related by blood sa kulturang to.

@Adiyel0612 Год назад

@@Auoric ohh nicee. Separated by land but connected through waters

@RobstersTunes 3 года назад

absolutely beutiful

@NDvolsIRISH Год назад

I’ve never been so pleased with a RU-vid rabbit hole than this one I am in right now. This is incredible

@jan3656.2 3 года назад

Absolutely brilliant - thank you

@andrewvillafuerte5590 Год назад

This song sums up humanity's endless thirst for knowledge, for exploration, to know the unkown, to cross the vast distances of the ocean not knowing what lies ahead

@larrensvlog7820 3 года назад

everytime i heard this song i dont know why im very emotional, even though i cant understand the whole lyrics of this songs it keeps my heart happy♥️♥️♥️♥️

@Therealsurina 3 месяца назад

This is so beautiful ❤

@star.set76 2 года назад

I think this culture and language is beautiful.

@royromano9792 Год назад

Continue to be explorers. Just explore differently. Find new medicines, build new starships. Show the world

@symbasantos3149 3 года назад

Fave from Moana huhu ♥️♥️♥️

@theonlymojiyouneed8424 2 года назад

Always get goosebumps everytime I come back to watch this

@christinae30 Год назад

I wish this will/would be the anthem for us all of this planet

@thespectrumclub 3 года назад

This is the single coolest thing I've ever watched.

@thedot7947 2 года назад

I'm Caribbean and my heart and soul goes to you guys❤ This was absolutely amazing🔥

@Zaptoid Год назад

Hot damn, I'm glad this popped up in my timeline. An honour and a privilege!

@bupechikumbi3082 3 года назад

Such beautiful culture. I just love this so much. Sending love all the way from Africa

@martinnduba5401 3 года назад

Movies for ages and this performance is out of this world. Culture at its best.

@jonsonkanon8143 2 года назад

Perfect and beatiful 👍👍👍👍

@kentoytaba2437 2 года назад

What a great performance, gonna watch it again and again...i really love this presentation and the performers too....

@carrotline9375 3 года назад

The people who disliked are just Jealous.

@brentprim1 Год назад

If Moana was released in 2016 and this concert occurred in 2018, does that mean that the extended versions of "Tulou Tagaloa" and "We Know the Way" were written after the release of the movie?

@thislightful 3 года назад

LOVE LOVE LOVE! Thank you for this absolutely beautiful music! Much respect from FL.

@rabbit42007 2 года назад

This song gets to me

@frankneugebauer5339 2 года назад

schöne musik.kann ich stundenlang gucken.

@tilemahosmatopoulos8097 2 года назад

I missed them all I lost them to but I have good memories of the song when I was singing with them I know we found the way because made it close the sea missed you firends

@pravejoseph 2 года назад

We have a famous music composer in Tamil called Ilayaraja. The Polynesian lead singer sounded just like him. I was listening to him in awe😍😍

@wadetaylor47 2 года назад

Every voyage was a shot in the dark that could fail. The Ancient Moari were as brave as they were skilled.

@aminbwalya9339 Год назад

Wow this version seems different from that one in Moana 😮 why are movie songs so catchy 😮

@frankyeaguilar Год назад

Exciting, great, simple as that

@818Creative Год назад

Goosebumps.

@popsicles_emme1292 3 года назад

Every song in Moana is perfectly beautiful but *THIS SONG* strikes my soul.. it’s as if it’s sending current in my spine that it gives me chills ... This song is my favorite in the entire movie