It's what we call peroveta ane - prophet singing.

You're absolutely correct. Lealea is the best in peroveta among the Hiri West villages. In addition, my sister Idau Ada is simply the best in peroveta.

This PNG.. The Imene Tuki was introduced too them thur Missionary Ministry they are mixing the original Imene Tuki with their tongue.

@@shenglongisback4688 beautiful.

@@eparamaravinatata1041 the called it Proveta (Prophet) songs.

@@shenglongisback4688 similar to Fiji we call it Same or psalms. But its not just limited to the book of psalms, we sing from all verses from the bible.

The first Missionaries to set foot on Rearea soil was Isako and Vailimo of Niue. Whilst others feared it due to the history of Caution Bay, these two men of God from Niue faced the odds.

Thank you

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@@tapztapux3927 can you not post on here?

Maoro.

Thank you. This are the people of Lealea in Central part of Port moresby, png. They sing peroveta (prophet songs) in the motu language as way of thanks giving to God, worship, fellowship etc. This style was introduced during LMS in 1875 where missionaries from South sea exchange or brought GOSPEL light and story goes on.

MOTU people of the Central Province PNG🇵🇬

@@tapztapux3927 Yes in Fiji we call that Same or Sar meh. We usually sing it in church.❤️

@@eparamaravinatata4789 love to hear some records from you.

​@@tapztapux3927 when I get a chance at church then I will. My grand parents use to sing it now it's very rare

Papua New Guinea

@@tessietai8031 ahhh thank you I heard the Imene Tuki was brought there by a Cook Island Minister. I was listening like this is a Imene Tuki but this is not the Cook Islands. Thats awesome seeing this singing style in another Island nation.😊😊 The style sounds like its from Manihiki in the Northern Cooks.

Yep. Thank you this is Buria Ekalesia in Port Moresby, Hiri west.

@@tapztapux3927 blessings for the reply both of you.. if I even make it out those ways I will make sure too check out it. God bless

Sheng these are Church members or ekalesia from the Lealea United Church in the outskirts of Port Moresby, Papua New Guiena. Lealea is a motu village as well. They are singing a peroveta (prophet) song in motu language, similar to imene tuki sung by the Cook Islanders. Most of the original imene tukis are still sung by the motu people, however they have also composed their own songs in the motu language, like these two. Imene tuki was brought to our shores by a Mangaian missionary called Rutoka from Takamoa College in 1872. We still maintain our relationship with Kukis...God bless souls of Ruatoka, Rau, Piri, Materua and Aniderea from Takamoa Theological College.