Easter Island's Mana Ma’ohi dancers perform on 'GMA' l GMA

[@lolitalolita7561]

So blessed to be there! 16 years ago, I promised my son I would take him there. I haven’t forgotten and I hope we make it there some day.

[@alyssej.6046]

I went a few years ago. Please make sure you guys get there. It was an incredible trip of a lifetime.

[@eliciaellis7428]

What I wouldn't give to go to Easter Island!Be Blessed in this future and in the next.

[@Caretasdemarmol]

❤ such beautiful people in an island plus mysterious rapanui history. I can't wait to be there ❤

[@Friends22336]

Kia Ora from New Zealand uz are our beautiful cousins

[@dasikakn]

We saw these guys perform live a few weeks ago at Te Moana on Easter Island. Iorana and Mau’ru’ru for a great time 😊🌺

[@yumicrisostomo3094]

Beautiful❤

[@vincentleapai5409]

Much love from Samoa 🇼🇸 ❤

[@franciscojose6496]

Fantastic people no doubt

[@patricialaurent5458]

GOOD PEOPLE AMAZING THANK'S FOR THIS VIDEO

[@christophercharfauros9822]

Håfa Adai and much love from Guam 🇬🇺 my Rapa Nui 🗿 brothers and sisters! Can’t wait for FESTPAC Hawaii 2024!! Biba Pacific Islanders! 🌺 🗣️Cheehoo 🤟🏽

[@sproutedcoconut]

It was so LIT watching the festpac this year. Whew. 🇲🇭

[@alaindelon611]

Aloha mai e na hoahanau mai Easter Island.

[@Blitzkrieg1976]

Amazing ❤️

[@kary2618]

🇨🇱 ❤Rapa Nui

[@bezsie8518]

Those gorgeous bodies never eat McDonalds,THANK gOD.

[@doramendoza3109]

I could hear oh micky your so fine from 80s song definitely rapping .

[@dalyns-httd]

It was spectacular! ❤ Ty for bringing it ! Michael S. What a natural so glad that you had a great time! 😅 wearing that lil grass 😂 I enjoyed it tremendously 👏🏽👏🏼✌🏽✌🏼✝️

[@louisianarainwater]

💚💚💚

[@kathleenweinberg]

Good morning 🌄🌅🌄 everyone

[@Soilo_gamer]

❤

[@how3080]

wa~ i like to go someday

[@dandsw9750]

that remind me Hop Movies

[@tanialimaa1860]

Bueno escuchar

[@goofykitty286]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@СаняИзотов-л8ю]

May your days be lengthened! - said the hakim and, giving the usual deep bow, left the king's bedchamber. Richard looked after the departing with an expression as if he was not quite satisfied with what happened between them. “A strange perseverance in this Hakim,” he said, “and what an amazing accident that his intervention saved the impudent Scot from the punishment he so deserved. Well, let him live! There will be one more brave man in the world. Now let's take the Austrian. Hey, is Baron Gilesland here?

[@returnxs]

LOVE from Samoa omg goosebump here

[@j.l.salayao8055]

Why, because of the ladies holla hoop dance? I hear you.

[@macavi9690]

I love their Spanish accent. Don't forget about who saved Rapa Nui from Europeans

[@briza2022]

why are they excluded from the other pacific island, I feel they are isolated. Is it because of the distance

[@dasikakn]

They are quite a ways away from any other pacific islands in Polynesia. They have similar but distinctive language and culture because of the fork in the journey. Just got back from there! What a lovely people they are.

[@MariaLopez-yr4cv]

Very very far indeed.

[@СаняИзотов-л8ю]

Sir Thomas de Vaux came hastily to the call, blocking the entrance to the tent with his huge body; behind him, like a ghost, not heralded by anyone, but also not restrained by anyone, slipped an Engaddian hermit - a wild figure in a cloak of goatskins.

[@thomaswilson7441]

🆒

[@СаняИзотов-л8ю]

Hizmetçin, kralın sözlerini anlıyor,” dedi bilge, baştaki saygılı ses tonuna hemen dönerek. - Zengin bir halıda kirli bir nokta görününce, bir aptal parmağıyla orayı gösterir ve akıllı bir kişi onu bir pelerinle örter. Efendimin iradesini dinledim ve duymak itaat etmektir. "Güzel," dedi kral. "Ona kendi güvenliği için bir daha asla yoluma çıkmamasını tavsiye et." Seni mutlu etmek için başka ne yapabilirdim? Bilge, "Kralın cömertliği kadehimi ağzına kadar doldurdu," diye yanıtladı. “Aslında, Musa ben Amram asasıyla kayaya vurduğunda İsrailoğullarının ordugâhının ortasında fışkıran pınar gibi asla bozulmaz. "Evet," dedi kral gülümseyerek, "ama çölde olduğu gibi hazinelerini teslim etmesi için kayaya güçlü bir darbe indirdi. Bir pınarın sularını akıtması kadar kolay, kendimi zorlamadan verebileceğim, sana zevk verecek bir şey var mı? - Bu muzaffer ele, gelecekte Adonbek el-Hakim'in İngiltere'li Richard'dan iyilik istemesi gerekirse, buna izin verileceğine dair bir teminat olarak dokunmama izin verin. - İşte elim ve onunla dostluğum, sevgili Adonbek, - diye yanıtladı Richard. - Unutmayın: İyileştirdiğiniz insanların hesabını, hak edenleri cezadan kurtarmak için bana dönmeden doldurabilirseniz, o zaman borcumu başka herhangi bir şekilde ödemeye daha istekli olacağım.

[@heiditownsend3498]

Wow so much knowledge. Ty

[@СаняИзотов-л8ю]

In addition, he must stick nearby on one side an inverted Austrian banner, dishonored by treacherous theft, and on the other side a spear with a bloodied head of the one who was his closest adviser or assistant in inflicting this vile insult. And tell him that in the event that he strictly fulfills our demand, we, remembering the vow we have made and for the sake of the prosperity of the holy land, will forgive the rest of his faults. “And what if the Duke of Austria begins to deny participation in this insulting and treacherous act?” asked Thomas de Vaux. “Tell him,” replied the king, “that we will prove our accusation on his own person-yes, on him, together with two of his bravest warriors. We will prove in a knightly way, on foot or on horseback, in the desert or on the lists; time, place and weapons let him choose himself. “Think, my overlord, of peace in the name of God and the Church between sovereigns taking part in a holy crusade.

[@jcdenton3806]

🗿🗿🍷🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿

[@junefaamalieloto6682]

Wish Chile would save the people of Rapa Nui’s language! They are killing their culture of Polynesia and language! Rapa Nui people are NOT Spanish They are Polynesian! Stop speaking Spanish speak the Polynesian language of Rapa Nui!

[@СаняИзотов-л8ю]

قال الحكيم ، "عبدك يفهم كلام الملك" ، وعاد على الفور إلى اللهجة المحترمة التي كان يحملها في البداية. - عند ظهور بقعة قذرة على سجادة غنية ، يشير إليها الأحمق بإصبعه ، ويغطيها شخص ذكي بعباءة. لقد استمعت إلى إرادة سيدي ، والسماع يعني الطاعة. قال الملك "جيد". "أنصحه ، من أجل سلامته ، ألا يعبر طريقي مرة أخرى". ما الذي يمكنني فعله أيضًا لأجعلك سعيدًا؟ أجاب الحكيم: "إن كرم الملك قد ملأ قدسي حتى أسنانه". "في الواقع ، لم يفشل أبدًا ، مثل النبع الذي تدفق في وسط معسكر الإسرائيليين ، عندما ضرب موسى بن عمرام الصخرة بعصاه. قال الملك مبتسمًا: "نعم ، لكن كما في الصحراء ، تعرضت الصخرة لضربة قوية حتى تتخلى عن كنوزها. هل هناك أي شيء يسعدك ويمكنني أن أعطيه دون أن أجبر نفسي ، ولكن بنفس السهولة التي ينسكب فيها الينابيع مياهه؟ - اسمح لي أن أتطرق إلى هذه اليد المنتصرة كتعهد بأنه في المستقبل ، إذا كان على أدونبك الحكيم أن يطلب خدمات من ريتشارد الإنجليزي ، فسيُسمح له بذلك. - ها هي يدي والصداقة معها عزيزي Adonbek ، - أجاب ريتشارد. - تذكر فقط: إذا كان بإمكانك تجديد حساب الأشخاص الذين شفيتهم ، دون اللجوء إليّ من أجل إطلاق سراح أولئك الذين يستحقون ذلك من العقاب ، فسأكون أكثر استعدادًا لسداد ديوني بأي طريقة أخرى.

[@RNicolasRuvalcaba]

It's kind of funny seeing a guy that has a Spanish accent because Spanish is clearly his first language talking about his Polynesian ancestors. In my opinion the narrative that Polynesians built those Moai statues is way off. There aren't any walls or statues remotely resembling any of the stone work on Easter Island west of Easter Island anywhere in Polynesia. Yet there were several centuries worth of highly skilled stone workers all throughout South America probably during that time period. So considering that indigenous South American Indians were highly skilled stone workers, they were also highly skilled seafaring people and natural ocean currents could have brought them to Easter Island, then it seems far more likely to me that they were the first settlers of Easter Island. Even if they weren't the first settlers they could have still been responsible for the Moai statues.

[@odpvvpdo2934]

No seas ignorante, en las islas Marquesas (de donde por cierto vienen los Rapa Nui) hay un montón de estatuillas parecidas a los Moai, el idioma Rapa Nui es muy parecido al Tonga y comparten dioses con la mayoría de la Polinesia. La única interacion comprobada con los del continente fue con Perú cuando se llevaron a miles de esclavos y con Chile que los anexó y les impuso el español.

[@RNicolasRuvalcaba]

@@odpvvpdo2934 You can't say "por cierto" because nobody knows 100%. But here are two facts. For several centuries the Incan's built countless stone cities, massive stone walls and also large statues throughout South America. Fact two, the only stone statues found anywhere else in Tahiti are much smaller than anything found on Rapa Nui. In my humble opinion whoever built the Moai statues must have had many generations of experience and none of the stone work found anywhere else in Tahiti is impressive enough to represent generations of experience. On the other hand, Incan's definitely had the skill to do it, there's no question that Incan's had the skill to do it. Have you seen the wall at Ahu Vinapú ?, it looks exactly like an Incan wall and it's supposed to be older than the Moai.

[@odpvvpdo2934]

@@RNicolasRuvalcaba La hipotesis de que los Inca construyeron los Moai está mas que descartada por arqueologos tanto de la isla como extranjeros. Los primeros vestigios de civilizacion datan del año 600, varios años antes del nacimiento de los Inca, y los Moai estaban en pie antes que los Inca pusieran la primera piedra. Nadie niega que pudo existir contacto, pero no hay mas evidencia que el parecido de algunas rocas. Es mas probable que los navegantes polinesios llegaran al continente americano que al reves. Por otro lado, te falta mas conocimiento de la polinesia y su historia. Pero eres libre de creer en la hipotesis que tu quieras y que mas te acomode, eso no quiere decir que sea real.

[@RNicolasRuvalcaba]

@@odpvvpdo2934 You have a very valid point that early Polynesians were very experienced seafaring people but I keep coming back to the fact that all the other stone structures or stone tikis found on other Polynesian islands are extremely crude with no signs that they were even moving them as they were moving them great distances on Rapa Nui. There are also pre-Incan civilizations that fit your timeline and they were also very proficient at moving and erecting very large stone structures. In fact, if you look at many Incan ruins you can see that there was stone work added to earlier stone work but the earlier stone work is always much larger. BTW, I'm not the only person who thinks that indigenous South Americans could have sailed to Rapa Nui and other Polynesian islands, there are a lot of people that are a lot smarter than me that believe the same thing.. I guess life would be boring if we didn't have mysteries. Te aprecio hermano.

[@cherylp6671]

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