Dilworth School, Fortissimo | Pese O Le Tatau - trad. Samoan, arr. Jacob Moore

The Big Sing 2024 - Session 6
Fortissimo | Pese O Le Tatau - trad. Samoan, arr. Jacob Moore
Dilworth School | Director: Jacob Moore

[@marlon5656]

I'm Hispanic living in the US and don't speak Samoan but this music always gets me going. Have it in my music library, even sign along not knowing what I'm saying. ❤❤

[@lilomaiava267]

Love it my brother! This chant tells the origins of our Polynesian Tatau. Oceanic storytelling through oral traditions is how we have preserved our cultures traditions. Malo lava Dilworth for the beautiful singing, the ancestors are smiling

[@teejah7785]

It is the song which tells the stories of the traditional tattoo (tatau) for both men and women, from the beginning of the process to the time when the tattooed person shows pride once it is completed. It tells the stories of the designs/patterns that we wear when we are tattooed :)

[@tookoo3491]

Bro they killed itttt.... The real sound of old school Samoan harmony. Makes me proud to know the next generation is passing down the stoires n messages of Pacific Islands. 💯Poly/micro/mele.... 💯we all r from the same family tree.💯💯💯

[@cailynponausuia8242]

thank you boys! greatly executed, props to the teachers as well.❤

[@daringpleiadean]

Absolutely Fantastic guys!!!

[@leilatito7103]

So beautifully done

[@leslieanderson995]

Great Harmonization. Love it...

[@tookoo3491]

They r so underatted2024

[@amandakisahtauti4040]

Awesome boys 🔥🔥

[@rolandmccaig3898]

I get the tatau reference. Great job, youngens ❤

[@talaleleitanielu5779]

Well done boys❤❤❤

[@253KINGS24MEIMEIMJ]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@django4427]

2:06 only Samoans would understand 🦇😭❤️

[@ssl5719]

The drums could've been played softer so we can the voices clearer 🙏

[@swzz-7965]

❤🦇🦇🦇🇼🇸🇼🇸