Torres Strait Islander Dancers perform "Kab Kar" in Cairns, Australia

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A welcome song, Keriba ged nor e (Babana) is sung by women beating snake-skin drums and boys from Djarragun College, a school for indigenous students near Cairns, Far North Queensland, perform the traditional "Kab Kar" dances from Murray Island in the Torres Strait Islands, depicting daily life in the islands: Naigai Kawa (Looking for fish) and Sambai ba (Finding the fish and scooping them up). They dance in pairs, wearing the feather "dhari" headdress.
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@Boston1995-y9f 2 года назад

Wow, this is a powerful dance... love all their movements

@losananaulivou9853 3 года назад

I remember watching a Torres Strait dance for the first time in 2003 at the SPG in Fiji. I found their dance the most fascinating. Like real birds. Very nice. 👍

@CP0rings33 Год назад

⁠@@richardkiwat8663kab kar is one of the most beautiful dance styles I’ve seen. Regardless if the dancers are from Mer or Erub the dances are captivating

@rjayg6575 3 года назад

Deadly my TSI family from Central Australia 🖤💛❤️

@ooopsyantsoshadrytv-2911 4 года назад

Prowed to be a Murry islander Mabo for ever grandfather miss you so much 😍😍🇦🇺😥😥

@reflexxess4681 2 года назад

u nor murray ailan bala

@reflexxess4681 2 года назад

you polynesia

@y274 7 месяцев назад

@@reflexxess4681how would u know?

@sanrhyysewaia5214 6 лет назад

Ay wanem 😎 Murray Island bruhhhh 🙌

@lawrenceevans4475 2 года назад

Absolutely wonderful!!!!!

@jolenepassi5064 3 года назад

My grandma is the lightskin one singing with the purple flowers in her hair 😍

@maloonekkee7105 9 лет назад

amazing melanesia

@maiivangaah-xxxx193 9 лет назад

Keriba GED nor too gud....🙌🙋✌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@nyiknyik91 10 лет назад

Too good! :D go boys

@ya.muvaaa2037 6 лет назад

Hatata 🔥🔥🔥 too good 👏👏👏

@Frenchypearson 3 года назад

Too good🔥

@TheAsiaCentury 3 года назад

that is really good, there is a tribe in India that does similair dance

@BanaMumuwa 5 месяцев назад

Yes I saw some familiar faces like western Province people looks alike no difference

@y274 3 месяца назад

Tsi are descendants of Kiwai, 5000 yes ago

@alickreteahtapimpassi4032 9 лет назад

Only Mer Boyz Can Do It Better. . Too Good Ged Boyz :)

@tedbukulatjpi3567 5 лет назад

Real Australian

@kaigemarn1850 10 лет назад

2deadley..... Original stuff Mer boys

@marcelohernandez1305 8 лет назад

Hi there

@karllaber3223 2 года назад

🔥🔥🔥

@islandgirlkoko1040 2 года назад

Peror 🔥👏🏾

@dunikaula7626 12 лет назад

who is the mix race guy, he can really dance.. madiauwo

@jolenepassi5064 4 года назад

Thats my uncle 🙃

@island_rogue1687 Год назад

Brrrr Deadly! 😀😀😀

@josephpeouiduldam1156 3 года назад

To Good Boys 👍👌💪

@shaythompson4733 4 года назад

My mother country Addie oui

@zacchaeuskepa8549 8 лет назад

too deadly boys

@gemmalofena5614 Год назад

Right

@-rr-4172 4 года назад

Correct me if i'm wrong but they sort of look like they're mixed Australian Aboriginals with Papua New Guinean 😮

@LudoKuipers 4 года назад

No, not mixed, Torres Strait Islanders are Melanesians, like people in PNG, not Aborigines.

@-rr-4172 4 года назад

@@LudoKuipers cool thx for the info!

@ali40589 3 года назад

@@LudoKuipers I've heard Torres Strait Islanders received Austronesian influence, as you can see from the dance here. It has strong Pacific Islander vibes.

@rjayg6575 3 года назад

@@LudoKuipers Torres strait Islander are in between Aboriginal and PNG, but they are their own race, but they are still part of Australia.

@CP0rings33 Год назад

@@ali40589the Torres Strait has influence from Austronesian speakers to the east, particularly aspects of culture relating to canoes and voyaging as well as some loan words in both Miriam Mir and Kalaw Lagaw Ya, but I think this dance is purely a eastern island dance without Austronesian influence