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The Transform Series: Interpreting Tongan Dance with Losalia Milika Pusiaki

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The Transform Series: Interpreting Tongan Dance with Losalia Milika Pusiaki
We are celebrating Uike Lea Faka-Tonga with an Episode of the Transform Series with Losalia Milika Pusiaki well known choreographer, artist and extraordinaire on all things Tongan.
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27 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 37

@channelv5085 2 года назад

Wow thank you! You’re so well spoken in explaining everything! I’m halfkass and no one taught me anything. I’m so thankful for you- God Bless 🫶🏼❤️

@vath102 Год назад

wow wish we had more resources to learn these things. beautifully said

@melesataumoepeau287 2 года назад

I wonder how the "ula" was performed? Could it have been similar to the Hawaiian Hula?

@thinebuttocks5002 Год назад

RIGHT! I really wanna know what it looks like. I feel like it was so pretty and elegant and graceful.

@lisitaaloua557 2 года назад

Malo 'aupito pea fakaofo'ofa ho fakamatala pea mo hono haka'i foki🥰🇹🇴

@ofaikakoula8948 3 года назад

Beautifully interpreted!🤍 Malo

@PACIFICDANCENZ 3 года назад

Thank you!!

@charlottetupou7118 6 месяцев назад

Beautiful love the preservation of culture. Truly a master at your craft...

@sanitavaenuku1513 Год назад

Crazy how we let foreigners change/ban our traditions/dances . I’m curious of what the Ula looks like

@salini209 3 года назад

Thank you for this video..great and clear explanation

@siulolofaiva1736 3 года назад

Well said

@Krissi3707 3 года назад

Amazing Milika. Ofa atu pea malo e ngaue.

@officially.islandbayb2042 3 года назад

Beautiful interpretation and tauolunga. My great great mother Sefa Molipapalangi Tu’ipulotu is your great great grandfather’s Vili Pusiaki Tu’ipulotu half sister.

@samipalelei6598 3 года назад

Malo malo e fai fatongia ofa atu n GOD 🙏 Bless.

@richieschaaf1791 2 года назад

Very interesting explaination!

@hezronshah8186 Год назад

Thanks for sharing Malo

@LucilleFuamatalaAchica 4 месяца назад

such a beautiful explanation, malo aupito

@momemakaheilala2158 2 года назад

ihaaaaaaaaaa thats so beautifully described and explained. malo

@siulolofaiva1736 3 года назад

Malo aupito Milika fakaofoofa e mea kotoa malo hono kei pukepuke mai etau Faiva pea tuha pe mo koe he koe mokopuna koe oe kau tangata punake moonia o Tonga ni ofa atu 💖💖

@Kamaalohalani 6 месяцев назад

Could the Ula be similar to the Wallis and Futuna Me’e Tokotahi/Tokotasi

@monilaui9238 3 года назад

UCLA use to move the hips so the Tongan then was so naively gave in to decimating our ancestral way of real Tongan dancing.

@deeteewritesthings2024 3 года назад

Yes! Although we did have a dance historically that moved your hips but the missionaries disallowed it because it was promiscuous.

@melesataumoepeau287 2 года назад

@@deeteewritesthings2024 promiscuous in their 👀. Hhhh

@deeteewritesthings2024 2 года назад

@@melesataumoepeau287 eheee koe promiscuous mei mata mhk

@thinebuttocks5002 Год назад

@@deeteewritesthings2024 Hi I know this is an old comment but I have to ask. What was the dance called? Was it a Ula? Please answer this!

@deeteewritesthings2024 Месяц назад

@@thinebuttocks5002Hi! I'm very sorry I just saw this comment. The dance was called the "me'elaufola" historically. We still are unsure as to how the 'ula looked but as Milika said it was a solo dance and may be similar to the me'e tokotahi fafine tau'aluga found in 'Uvea (Wallis).