Fiji - E Papa at the One Love Festival Aotearoa New Zealand 2021

[@apomtaylor8054]

I was surprised how many non maori knew this when I was there. Seen da Asian and Indian cuzzies singing it and was tripping 🤣

[@Skybar23]

everyone in NZ learns this in primary school at some point

[@johnnygeorge2875]

Bradaah the NZ catholic brothers who were teachers in the Pacific and Herbs introduced this song far n wide all over the pasifika.

[@knoxsorovi5118]

Every fijians know this song

[@haleyrichardson8818]

Gummon brother, don't discount the white folks!

[@sionejuniorfinau5106]

bruhh it probably how you sang it lmao

[@vfr_roni]

He done turned the whole concert into a church choir that's respekt.

[@TBAVN]

Beautiful harmony ❤

[@verdellellis4043]

Homegrown in Aotearoa cant go pass this remarkable song. Never grows old. ONE LOVE TO ALL

[@purplelamington279]

The harmony, best crowd I've ever seen❤🥰

[@samoamatalasi_06]

best crowd harmonies in the world - LOVE IT AOTEAROA!

[@talofalava3428]

The harmonies 🥺 this man never fails to put on a good show! #GOAT! 🔥

[@katiegeorgeripia]

Song known by all cultures in NZ ❤ awesome

[@samsinpukasama2876]

Imagine hearing this form down the street, so Powerful the power of one love!

[@Kricille]

This still brings me so much joy to listen to.

[@samsinpukasama2876]

Harmony on point 🔥🔥🔥🔥 such a blessing to watch this thank you for sharing. Blessed to be poly

[@Skitguy1]

1. E pāpā Waiari, Taku nei mahi Taku nei mahi, He tuku roimata Refrain Ē aue, ka mate au; E hine hoki mai rā Ē aue, ka mate au; E hine hoki mai rā 2. Māku e kaute Ō hīkoitanga Māku e kaute Ō hīkoitanga Refrain

[@fayejansen8710]

Best sing along ever. Thanks for sharing.

[@robsmith9057]

Makes me wish I was home.

[@fixfight]

One love. Aloha from hawaii

[@Mr48two]

In maori, Aroha translates to love 👌🏾

[@gataiamanu1540]

Is this actually a maori song? If it is I never knew that. This is my jam. Every Samoan knows this song because of fiji. Peace and love to all my Polynesian brothers and sisters from Seattle Washington USA🤙🤙🤙

[@panda-fm8fr]

Yeah bro its maori..the good thing about fiji is he sings a variety of songs in our polynesian languages

[@gataiamanu1540]

@@panda-fm8frRight on bruh.👍👍 God bless you and take care.

[@panda-fm8fr]

@@gataiamanu1540 likewise uso

[@petelosuaniu]

Those who went to school in NZ know this song from primary school

[@ilaughalot6556]

Kiwi Samoans know this song from primary school.

[@Skybar23]

this should be our rugby chant at all black games lol

[@WFCaxeman]

Agreed

[@22LEKI]

Our version of swing low sweet chariot 😂🔥

[@kaudogg]

love my poly peeps!!! we da bomb!!!

[@walkerd2997]

This is the Kiwi/Maori equivalent of Freddie Mercury’s “ayyyyyoo”

[@HN-qb7tk]

Love them 😢❤😊🎉

[@whakaoriori9366]

Imagine if we done this on a bigger scale . Like collective consciousness being channeled.

[@Skybar23]

would be crazy good if this was sung at rugby/league matches for the kiwis/ABs

[@troypro2912]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CaughtInp]

This is what they should be singing at rugby games and stuff

[@kealasimeona8450]

♥️♥️

[@nadez9051]

E papa comes from the Waitotara Valley, up the Whanganui River . Churr.

[@olivierurbanet5751]

Top!

[@feus77]

Vive le Pacifique Sud 💪🥰

[@Iroam.]

Atleast give a shout out to herbs for the creation of the song 😂🎉🎉 Fiji out here like hes the one that made the song 😅

[@kesonicelesiga6053]

Fiji is keeping the language alive❤

[@ourpeople-g7r]

I´m from France. When is the "Zee buz. Do chock. Do kamma wahnche thargoid" festival?

[@jnavsslick3764]

He wrote it🤡

[@Iroam.]

​@@jnavsslick3764 no herbs did look it up

[@Iroam.]

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