Hawaiian Airlines' Pau Hana Fridays - Raiatea Helm, Bryan Tolentino & Jeff Peterson: Kauoha Mai

[@franguidry]

What incredible artistry! Fran

[@ianufton419]

Hope I live much longer to be able to listen to this hawaiian treasure ! Ian Ufton

[@sumantmurugesh1669]

Thank you HawaiianAirlines for posting these, especially Raiatea Helm performing in such 1080p clarity. A real delight indeed!

[@samseddie01]

how am I just discovering this now. I love it! beautiful voice! Bryan and jeff are excellent as usual!

[@wesfreeman8112]

SImply beautiful, I would definitely miss my flight listening to this - Mahalo for sharing

[@liberty4175]

Wow ! It's 7degrees in NYC that song warms me up. She's beautiful talented. WOW !

[@liberty4175]

Thanks Nalinui. God willing my family son daughter and wife will be going to that beautiful state after going for our honey moon 29 yrs ago can't wait. KEEP ALL THOSE ISLANDS NATIVE HAWAII.

[@russellgomesz131]

You are a real pure product of Hawaii.Such an immense pleasure listening to your angelic voice.The ukulele and guitar solos are just awesome. Your songs bring out the very essence of beautiful island music.Geeat joy you bring.Could listen endlessly.

[@elaineyiu2375]

Your fans from Mililani Hawaii loves your and Brian Tolentino, etc...vocals, music and instrument and looking forward to more... Mahalo and Aloha!

[@NaupakaNeoWeo]

She is amazing!

[@luisechevestre5111]

Thanks Gary for the translation.

[@IJokinawa]

Sweet voice from Molokai. check out in da car with Andy Bumatai and Raitea video!

[@crhawaii95]

She’s so talented

[@kailio11]

So much talent. Not sure that the malihini were able to recognize what an honor to listen to those musicians.

[@tympany43]

+William Hinkley I agree...such unique talent. They should all be awestruck as I am every time I hear her melodic and angelic voice.

[@tedcocme9314]

William Hinkley @

[@charlesm.9858]

Beautiful

[@liberty4175]

Thanks Nalulunui

[@nalunui6714]

That's Kauoha Mai (or The Keyhole Hula) from 1935, another classic written by the great Hawaiian singer Lena Machado. It tells the sad tale of a woman who goes to her boyfriend's house and, finding the door locked and her knock unanswered, peeks through the keyhole only to see..."It won't be the first time, girls, and it won't be the last." The singer is the very talented rising star Raiatea Helm. Aloha, N.

[@michaelonmaui5680]

Mahalo Nalunui. Try as I might, and as much as I try to learn about the Hawaiian language - putting all the words together sometimes just don't make it. So nice to have someone tell the story so those of us who WANT to appreciate it - can. Again, Mahalo nui loa.

[@liberty4175]

How rude of that guy getting up when such lovely lady is singing Bravo to the gentlemen too. Can some one translate please. Soothing voice.

[@liberty4175]

Can some translate please.