SAVAIKI - I Te Tau I Hanoa (Official Live Video)

[@Heimanamusic]

Turn on subtitles/CC for LYRICS!

[@CaptainKuki]

🤙🏾

[@tinokuranicholas6735]

Nah bro. Turn on and Tune in. Eh tika !. ...fish.

[@nanchu2151]

U Kukis R just a cut above the rest in PACIFICA dance muzik culture.listening to your muzik is like going to heaven..Aueeee chehoooo.

[@dcgraham6852]

I am Māori from the shores of Aotearoa and I love this sound. The Pacific Island music always has flair that makes the Wairua want to sing and dance every time. Ka mau te wehi ( Awesome )

[@lynnmaelekapowai8115]

I cannot get enough of this music. The blending of voices, beat, instruments is wonderful. The garage rehearsal was amazing.

[@danuttydrednz7501]

Greetings from Aotearoa! aroha nui to our Tuakana Maori..

[@Heimanamusic]

Kia orana kia koe 🥰

[@dorisigo3692]

Just love it so nice. It's has become a household song from indigenous Motu-Koita people of Port Moresby & National Capital District District, PNG. ❤

[@Heimanamusic]

Savaiki is planning to come to PNG later this year...

[@simeondikama1562]

That would be nice.​@Heimanamusic

[@sergioguyman9119]

My favorite tune ! It is so smooth like a bowl of Kava ! 😊

[@uriarau]

I am a cook islander myself..I just want to clarify to those who are trying to understand the lyrics of this song.. There are 15 islands in the cook islands and each have their own dialects..And this band is out standing and are local artists...They are not trained singers and thats why they shine... The dialects of the song really enhanced beautifully and the vocal is raw & blends well with the lyrics and you couldnt help wiggling yourself..Im not sure how many times I watched this..This is how origional cook island songs became a song.. I was born in the 50s and grew up with the old people who do the same as this band..My brother is a well known lead guitarist in the cook islands and NZ ..Hes got great respect to any local artist who stays original which makes them unique..Im not sure which Island they came from .... Sumalinga or humalia means beautiful""" Im sure King Charles will wiggle to this song.. I hope hes watching this

[@uriarau]

Rockiii9 ...... sorry I forgot to mention what the lyrics mean, " these are the words of the song" written by the song writer or composer

[@Gohuntingtime]

2❤wlķĺp0p⁹

[@EdzinLick]

Our island, Humalia, hellow, 😮

[@S0ulGr4vity]

Of course raw talent only from Tongareva..

[@RakataniIgo-lx2ys]

We are rehearsing for our LMS Anniversary and singing this beautiful song to present in our LMS celebration.❤❤❤😂🎉

[@bobbybaia8059]

Love this great song. Its one of my favorite songs. Watching and listening from Tatana Island village of NCD, Port Moresby, PNG. 🙏❤️👍

[@114kdogg]

This is like a national anthem... One native cook islander translated the lyrics and it talks about the islands and main villages around there... Powerful ❤💯👌🏿

[@BrianCarmichael-ve6nd]

Love love the song 🫶🫶❤️sumalinga Papua New Guinea in Gold Coast love you guys… ❤️Pepe’tua

[@adriennenegopae1493]

Olé bâ mâïna ❤🎉

[@ManuManny-wr3di]

I don't understand what the song is about but the beat is an original island sick beat and I'll drink a lot of beer and dance to this sound. Good stuff!

[@kakareo5264]

I TE TAU I HANOA (English Translation of lyrics) Translated by the composer Rev. Tinirau Soatini and published by Artu Soatini-Hewit. Please note this is sung in in the Tongareva language -a northern Cook Island dialect of the Cook Islands Maori language Verse 1. I TE TAU I HANOA KI TE PITO O MOTUTAPU E Simply means - from Hanoa to the navel (centre) of Motutapu (Tetautua Village). TAKA ANGE MOTA E NA TE PUKA-NUI E (from Motutapu) circling around to Te Puka-Nui. KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAI, NA TAI ATU E KI ATUTAHI E (from Tepuka-Nui) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the shores of Atutahi. PUTA ATU, KI TAI I HAKASUSA E (from Atutahi) Arriving on the shores/ beach side of Hakasusa SALE ATU, KI HANGALEI E (from Hakasusa) travelling through the breeze of the winds to Hangalei KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAl, TU-KI TE PAPA O SOKOAU E (from Hangalei) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the rocky foundation of Sokoau (A stone-built pillar of human figure related to the legend of Sokoau) Verse 2. KO TUTAPAONE, TE TAHUA O LUHAU E Continued on to Tutapaone (Omoka Village), the foundation of the fathers TUKIA TE PAPA- HI - TUKIA TE PAPA- HI ~Refers to the war like call of the Luhau (ancestors)~ NA MOTU-UNGA E KI PANIKO MANU E then around Motu-unga (Malokai) to Paniko-Manu. TELA ANGE TE VAHINE KUA HILI TE UPOKO, NA TE TAPATAPA MAILA1 LUKUTIA then goes a woman with her hair braided, strolling along the shores of Lukutia. E PAPALE VETA ANA, E PAPALE LA-HI "This part refers to the Woman (mentioned in verse above) rounding fish (Vete) on the beach. KO TE PITAKA NUI, KO TE PITAKA NUI The circling of the land/island - from Hanoa to Lukutia (note: the islets mentioned in the song are only some of the islets; the islets chosen to represent the island of Tongaleva in the song). KO TE PAPA IA O NA VAHINE The foundation (Tongareva Island), the land from where the women/mothers originated from. Verse 3. TE UPOKO HENUA, KO HAREHATA The head of the land is Harehata. (First wife - Head of the figure) KO TE UMAUMA E, KO HAKAKAINGALO E The chest is Hakaingalo. (Second wife the chest of the figure) = simply means the second Tongaleva wife. KO MATAUIA E TE PITO O MOANA E Matauia is the navel or centre of the sea/lagoon (Third wife - She comes after the chest; she is the navel. Painting her as the blue lagoon) TE KILI-LANGI-MANAVA, KO TINIOI E The beautiful Heavenly Blessed child in the womb of the mother is Tinioi. (Refers to the unborn child with skin as beautiful as the heavens). TANGI KE - TANGI KE- TEPAERU E Greetings, Greetings, oh Tepaeru (Tangi Ke means Kia Orana/greetings/ welcome in the Mangaia dialect - the island where Tepaeru comes from). KO TE HIHI IA O AVARAU HENUA For this is the chain (5 mothers of the island of Avarau (Ancient name of Palmerston Island) E SUMALINGA KE TE VAHINE TONGALEVA, VAHINE A'UA'U HENUA So beautiful are these women of Tongaleva Island, and the woman from Mangaia Island (A'ua'u Henua traditional name of Mangaia). *** Please note that these lyrics and translations were taken from facebook; all rights go to the original owners and publishers; I do not own copyright. ***

[@MaxKuduk-qp1po]

Thank you❤

[@JohnNou]

I really admire this lady, coz of her voice and the way she sing's, I wish❤️😊,,, all the way from PNG...love this beat and the song itself

[@etueinewoolley6440]

I love these songs on this playslist. Sumaringa loa himene. One of my favourite songs by the Savaiki ❤❤❤❤❤

[@BerthaPakoa]

Just love the beat!!!!❤❤❤ Beautiful indeed, I'm from vanuatu 🇻🇺 watching from Perth WA 🇭🇲♥️💖♥️💖

[@Daniel-lo4ec]

I love Cooks , beautiful songs beautiful people ❤️👍

[@Scott31962]

A Godly and lovely song amen. Reminding me of my old school Fulton Tailevu. God bless you all.

[@CivilPawa2006]

Beautiful music angelic voices. Love from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬

[@rodneygamini5445]

Great vibes enjoying the music from PNG ❤

[@upokoinaanae823]

Beautiful singing esp. the lady singer! Love this Group… my favorite Cook Islands 🇨🇰 band or musical group now., I play their music all the time here in Hawai’i... it would be nice for them to take a Tour to Hawai’i.

[@dimiange888]

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[@michelpater2656]

Autant tu ai, hope roa te au,so nice , très belle musique, mauruuru..❤

[@andrewsinari8360]

I really love this song Love from Papua New Guinea Family One Solwara...❤❤❤

[@sosefosimoneti7592]

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[@Rockiii9]

I have no idea what the lyrics mean, but whatever it is, I agree! Stunningly beautiful voices & harmony, but I fear I’ll never be able to get this song out of my head now! Love & admiration from Beijing! ❤❤❤

[@raeniakimo]

Same as me!!

[@uriarau]

Lyrics are the words written by the song writer/s or composer.. A song is made of words

[@inatakai6559]

​@@raeniakimo ❤

[@lillyg2727]

​@@uriarau Et quelle est la traduction de ces mots ??

[@kakareo5264]

​@@lillyg2727I TE TAU I HANOA (English Translation of lyrics) Translated by the composer Rev. Tinirau Soatini and published by Artu Soatini-Hewit. Please note this is sung in in the Tongareva language -a northern Cook Island dialect of the Cook Islands Maori language Verse 1. I TE TAU I HANOA KI TE PITO O MOTUTAPU E Simply means - from Hanoa to the navel (centre) of Motutapu (Tetautua Village). TAKA ANGE MOTA E NA TE PUKA-NUI E (from Motutapu) circling around to Te Puka-Nui. KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAI, NA TAI ATU E KI ATUTAHI E (from Tepuka-Nui) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the shores of Atutahi. PUTA ATU, KI TAI I HAKASUSA E (from Atutahi) Arriving on the shores/ beach side of Hakasusa SALE ATU, KI HANGALEI E (from Hakasusa) travelling through the breeze of the winds to Hangalei KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAl, TU-KI TE PAPA O SOKOAU E (from Hangalei) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the rocky foundation of Sokoau (A stone-built pillar of human figure related to the legend of Sokoau) Verse 2. KO TUTAPAONE, TE TAHUA O LUHAU E Continued on to Tutapaone (Omoka Village), the foundation of the fathers TUKIA TE PAPA- HI - TUKIA TE PAPA- HI ~Refers to the war like call of the Luhau (ancestors)~ NA MOTU-UNGA E KI PANIKO MANU E then around Motu-unga (Malokai) to Paniko-Manu. TELA ANGE TE VAHINE KUA HILI TE UPOKO, NA TE TAPATAPA MAILA1 LUKUTIA then goes a woman with her hair braided, strolling along the shores of Lukutia. E PAPALE VETA ANA, E PAPALE LA-HI "This part refers to the Woman (mentioned in verse above) rounding fish (Vete) on the beach. KO TE PITAKA NUI, KO TE PITAKA NUI The circling of the land/island - from Hanoa to Lukutia (note: the islets mentioned in the song are only some of the islets; the islets chosen to represent the island of Tongaleva in the song). KO TE PAPA IA O NA VAHINE The foundation (Tongareva Island), the land from where the women/mothers originated from. Verse 3. TE UPOKO HENUA, KO HAREHATA The head of the land is Harehata. (First wife - Head of the figure) KO TE UMAUMA E, KO HAKAKAINGALO E The chest is Hakaingalo. (Second wife the chest of the figure) = simply means the second Tongaleva wife. KO MATAUIA E TE PITO O MOANA E Matauia is the navel or centre of the sea/lagoon (Third wife - She comes after the chest; she is the navel. Painting her as the blue lagoon) TE KILI-LANGI-MANAVA, KO TINIOI E The beautiful Heavenly Blessed child in the womb of the mother is Tinioi. (Refers to the unborn child with skin as beautiful as the heavens). TANGI KE - TANGI KE- TEPAERU E Greetings, Greetings, oh Tepaeru (Tangi Ke means Kia Orana/greetings/ welcome in the Mangaia dialect - the island where Tepaeru comes from). KO TE HIHI IA O AVARAU HENUA For this is the chain (5 mothers of the island of Avarau (Ancient name of Palmerston Island) E SUMALINGA KE TE VAHINE TONGALEVA, VAHINE A'UA'U HENUA So beautiful are these women of Tongaleva Island, and the woman from Mangaia Island (A'ua'u Henua traditional name of Mangaia). *** Please note that these lyrics and translations were taken from facebook; all rights go to the original owners and publishers; I do not own copyright. ***

[@normaguastavino5559]

Beautiful music. Love from Buenos Aires - Argentina

[@jaemkim1]

Viva Argentina!! Desde hermano coreano de Seul.

[@shinkah4854]

❤my favorite playlist 🎉

[@maggievoi2531]

Love it meitaki maata from Fiji

[@SibonaHahane]

Love the video, #Dana🤩😍🔥❤❤❤❤PNG, Motuan🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯

[@AsiKohu]

Greeting from Papua New Guinea 👍

[@Heimanamusic]

Hello there!

[@papawilliamabraham-ll1rg]

For everyone ❤to enjoy cheers from listening people like you awesome singing ❤❤❤❤

[@leeroywolphagen8451]

Such a great and beautiful song..

[@valijack6518]

Greetings from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 beautiful song ❤

[@rubyoala8746]

Love the song! Hanuabada (PNG) our favorite Jam!! Lessssgoo Savaiki❤️🥳

[@futuakilagogoni6455]

Very popular number in PNG Motuan Village "Pari Hanua New Year Moalena. Tongareva. LLV nada."

[@papaimcmillan3323]

Hano mai ka kosaki tatou, iaue !!!!! sumaringa te vahine Tongareva. Good on yous family keep playing the best.

[@loasimeon9282]

Such a beautiful song, in Hanuabada Village is sung and danced beautifully by our Village Youth group called "Oneness"

[@ursulathomas113]

I could listen to You and watch You all day. If there is a heaven ,hopefully it is where you are. ❤️🇺🇸

[@HarveyKamuta-v6n]

We motuans in the coastal region of PNG love ya songs ❤🔥💥🥰😍😘

[@KindergartenOne-vw3bi]

The original girl who sang it has a beautiful voice...I think her name was Rebecca or something....yeah..Americans love her...

[@herveduquesne3026]

Super il..cook ❤

[@sunsetwalker2923]

Sending you love from New Zealand. I love your islands. can't wait to be back again.

[@CamilleVaiho]

J aime être chanson trop top pour une bring !!!! Merci félicitations

[@ITSTUA]

We from PNG love this song 🔥 Love from Taikone (Crybeach), Papua New Guinea 🫶🏼

[@marenaseuaka]

Listening from the Star Mountains of Western Province...lovely song

[@MezaoCommy]

You guys nailed it,i love the island 🏝️🏝️🏝️ beat , similar wordings to one of Polynesian island in the Solomon islands Renell and Bellona. Regards from Solomon Islands

[@TeruakaiBiri]

Really love this song all the way back from my country Solomon Islands

[@aristideboewe2524]

Love the voice girl !!

[@nalimlidochaz3772]

Great song! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻I like it very much. Many greetings from the Czech Republic (Europe)! 🇨🇿🤝🇨🇰

[@allgood6760]

Yes Pacific Island music is nice.. ❤ from NZ🇳🇿

[@JoelJack-ht7qh]

Love the one holding on to the microphone ❤❤🎉about to fly in air,,,,nice 1,,

[@williemorea1482]

This song is very popular in PNG 🇵🇬Love this song 😍😊👍.

[@paorakavana9472]

I'm glad mum n dad made akari like me I love my akari music you mapu people lets go love your songs from Aitutaki fan 🌺🌺🌺🌺✌️

[@violettisam1552]

Wow go Cook Islanders entertaining our people worldwide with our unique island sounds with this love song about our beautiful Tongareva women

[@KennyIava-xl1fm]

Well blended contemporary taste of Raro beat. Awesome positive energy. Not to fast, not to slow but just great.

[@manuaiipondraken6940]

Cook missionaries were the first to come to Port Moresby area and thought the Motuans their songs. Today I hear Motuans still singing cook islands songs.

[@kristolakatani6035]

Beautiful song beautiful sounds and beautiful singer so as the awesome men. I love it all. continue singing and bring the best out of the lovely Island of the cooks to the world.

[@SophieMarouna]

Incredible and amazing Singers. LOVE all their Songs, also HEIMANA MUSIC HUGS FOR SHARING YOUR MUSICAL CLIPS WITH US also for showing different MUSICAL ARTISTS and background MUSICIANS WARMEST GREETINGS SOPH

[@francescatamate9338]

I am from PNG and love your songs ❤️❤️❤️

[@paarapitomaki4116]

p. pitomaki t. pitomaki c . pitomaki r . pitomaki 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@taunamoidau-tau9047]

Kukis too good.. Happy vibes... ❤❤ PNG fan

[@naiangamabo3531]

LOVE THIS SONG IM A POLYNESIAN DECENDENTS TO NEIU,ROTUMA SAMOA I PLAY THIS SONG ALL THE TIME.

[@hiltonkairua2139]

Osome

[@lawrencesaosogo7564]

Love from Rennell Island, Solomon Islands. really love the music arrangement

[@ep2934]

Greetings to our Polynesian brother in Rennell Island, from Fiji

[@Naomi-i6j]

Super il..cook❤❤

[@DairiDoura]

Beautiful

[@douceez33]

Wow!! Thank U for showing the grace of Kuki musique. Great musos

[@downtoearth5108]

Kiaorana katotoa. Savaiki, beautiful voices and song. X factor. Noho ora mai Savaki, i Aotearoa (be well Savaiki from Aotearoa).

[@upokoinaanae823]

Beautiful singing… love this Group esp the lady singer.. she has a beautiful voice. Although am Rarotongan.. I can understand some of the Tongareva dialect.. love the beat to the song!👍🏽💯🎵👌🏾❣️🎶

[@johnford2351]

Awesome to hear, Tongareva Proud, Sumaringa ke

[@frankhare7529]

Nice song, greetings from wan solwara PNG 🇵🇬

[@MrssaleKilifa-fy6qc]

l love that song from mele village vanuatu😂🎉😊

[@maineokotai5186]

Found the song!! I've been looking for it now I'm jamming it everyday I love that lady's voice!!😍

[@JonathanDai-d6t]

4:06 Love it6😂❤❤ Very much

[@teremoanatepaanoteama4141]

I aue te tangi reka Tena re.keep it up.my people support the good singer.keep supporting her

[@sepoekarinamaa3394]

My happy music..love Savaiki💯♥️music

[@filomenamalani2203]

Beautiful music. Love from Fiji

[@samtri4851]

Super bravo au musicien et la chanteuse bravo a tous trop plaisir d'entendre de la musique sa nous manque bonjour de France

[@familleteuiau6734]

0⁰⁹⁹

[@10clapbaacs78]

Savaiki ...hawaiki

[@Tangimama]

Beautiful family thank you

[@JoelJack-ht7qh]

Will never forget the❤brother Lagni Ravuqowqa both sang this song so beautiful,,,,😂

[@johnford2351]

The Pride of the Cooks, Tongareva Number 1 People

[@sialajoseph7224]

I love this song though I don’t understand the meaning of the song. I can say the words mean so much as the the main singer could dance while singing ❤ from PNG @T.I

[@futuakila1442]

Greetings from PNG. Love this song.

[@MichaelGamoga-cg2is]

Love the song😍 Lyrics please. Love from PNG🇵🇬

[@kakareo5264]

I TE TAU I HANOA (English Translation of lyrics) Translated by the composer Rev. Tinirau Soatini and published by Artu Soatini-Hewit. Please note this is sung in in the Tongareva language -a northern Cook Island dialect of the Cook Islands Maori language Verse 1. I TE TAU I HANOA KI TE PITO O MOTUTAPU E Simply means - from Hanoa to the navel (centre) of Motutapu (Tetautua Village). TAKA ANGE MOTA E NA TE PUKA-NUI E (from Motutapu) circling around to Te Puka-Nui. KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAI, NA TAI ATU E KI ATUTAHI E (from Tepuka-Nui) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the shores of Atutahi. PUTA ATU, KI TAI I HAKASUSA E (from Atutahi) Arriving on the shores/ beach side of Hakasusa SALE ATU, KI HANGALEI E (from Hakasusa) travelling through the breeze of the winds to Hangalei KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAl, TU-KI TE PAPA O SOKOAU E (from Hangalei) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the rocky foundation of Sokoau (A stone-built pillar of human figure related to the legend of Sokoau) Verse 2. KO TUTAPAONE, TE TAHUA O LUHAU E Continued on to Tutapaone (Omoka Village), the foundation of the fathers TUKIA TE PAPA- HI - TUKIA TE PAPA- HI ~Refers to the war like call of the Luhau (ancestors)~ NA MOTU-UNGA E KI PANIKO MANU E then around Motu-unga (Malokai) to Paniko-Manu. TELA ANGE TE VAHINE KUA HILI TE UPOKO, NA TE TAPATAPA MAILA1 LUKUTIA then goes a woman with her hair braided, strolling along the shores of Lukutia. E PAPALE VETA ANA, E PAPALE LA-HI "This part refers to the Woman (mentioned in verse above) rounding fish (Vete) on the beach. KO TE PITAKA NUI, KO TE PITAKA NUI The circling of the land/island - from Hanoa to Lukutia (note: the islets mentioned in the song are only some of the islets; the islets chosen to represent the island of Tongaleva in the song). KO TE PAPA IA O NA VAHINE The foundation (Tongareva Island), the land from where the women/mothers originated from. Verse 3. TE UPOKO HENUA, KO HAREHATA The head of the land is Harehata. (First wife - Head of the figure) KO TE UMAUMA E, KO HAKAKAINGALO E The chest is Hakaingalo. (Second wife the chest of the figure) = simply means the second Tongaleva wife. KO MATAUIA E TE PITO O MOANA E Matauia is the navel or centre of the sea/lagoon (Third wife - She comes after the chest; she is the navel. Painting her as the blue lagoon) TE KILI-LANGI-MANAVA, KO TINIOI E The beautiful Heavenly Blessed child in the womb of the mother is Tinioi. (Refers to the unborn child with skin as beautiful as the heavens). TANGI KE - TANGI KE- TEPAERU E Greetings, Greetings, oh Tepaeru (Tangi Ke means Kia Orana/greetings/ welcome in the Mangaia dialect - the island where Tepaeru comes from). KO TE HIHI IA O AVARAU HENUA For this is the chain (5 mothers of the island of Avarau (Ancient name of Palmerston Island) E SUMALINGA KE TE VAHINE TONGALEVA, VAHINE A'UA'U HENUA So beautiful are these women of Tongaleva Island, and the woman from Mangaia Island (A'ua'u Henua traditional name of Mangaia). *** Please note that these lyrics and translations were taken from facebook; all rights go to the original owners and publishers; I do not own copyright. ***

[@agotavan3841]

Am a Fijian...Love the beat and the song even though i dont know the lyrics...Stuck on replay😘

[@kakareo5264]

I TE TAU I HANOA (English Translation of lyrics) Translated by the composer Rev. Tinirau Soatini and published by Artu Soatini-Hewit. Please note this is sung in in the Tongareva language -a northern Cook Island dialect of the Cook Islands Maori language Verse 1. I TE TAU I HANOA KI TE PITO O MOTUTAPU E Simply means - from Hanoa to the navel (centre) of Motutapu (Tetautua Village). TAKA ANGE MOTA E NA TE PUKA-NUI E (from Motutapu) circling around to Te Puka-Nui. KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAI, NA TAI ATU E KI ATUTAHI E (from Tepuka-Nui) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the shores of Atutahi. PUTA ATU, KI TAI I HAKASUSA E (from Atutahi) Arriving on the shores/ beach side of Hakasusa SALE ATU, KI HANGALEI E (from Hakasusa) travelling through the breeze of the winds to Hangalei KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAl, TU-KI TE PAPA O SOKOAU E (from Hangalei) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the rocky foundation of Sokoau (A stone-built pillar of human figure related to the legend of Sokoau) Verse 2. KO TUTAPAONE, TE TAHUA O LUHAU E Continued on to Tutapaone (Omoka Village), the foundation of the fathers TUKIA TE PAPA- HI - TUKIA TE PAPA- HI ~Refers to the war like call of the Luhau (ancestors)~ NA MOTU-UNGA E KI PANIKO MANU E then around Motu-unga (Malokai) to Paniko-Manu. TELA ANGE TE VAHINE KUA HILI TE UPOKO, NA TE TAPATAPA MAILA1 LUKUTIA then goes a woman with her hair braided, strolling along the shores of Lukutia. E PAPALE VETA ANA, E PAPALE LA-HI "This part refers to the Woman (mentioned in verse above) rounding fish (Vete) on the beach. KO TE PITAKA NUI, KO TE PITAKA NUI The circling of the land/island - from Hanoa to Lukutia (note: the islets mentioned in the song are only some of the islets; the islets chosen to represent the island of Tongaleva in the song). KO TE PAPA IA O NA VAHINE The foundation (Tongareva Island), the land from where the women/mothers originated from. Verse 3. TE UPOKO HENUA, KO HAREHATA The head of the land is Harehata. (First wife - Head of the figure) KO TE UMAUMA E, KO HAKAKAINGALO E The chest is Hakaingalo. (Second wife the chest of the figure) = simply means the second Tongaleva wife. KO MATAUIA E TE PITO O MOANA E Matauia is the navel or centre of the sea/lagoon (Third wife - She comes after the chest; she is the navel. Painting her as the blue lagoon) TE KILI-LANGI-MANAVA, KO TINIOI E The beautiful Heavenly Blessed child in the womb of the mother is Tinioi. (Refers to the unborn child with skin as beautiful as the heavens). TANGI KE - TANGI KE- TEPAERU E Greetings, Greetings, oh Tepaeru (Tangi Ke means Kia Orana/greetings/ welcome in the Mangaia dialect - the island where Tepaeru comes from). KO TE HIHI IA O AVARAU HENUA For this is the chain (5 mothers of the island of Avarau (Ancient name of Palmerston Island) E SUMALINGA KE TE VAHINE TONGALEVA, VAHINE A'UA'U HENUA So beautiful are these women of Tongaleva Island, and the woman from Mangaia Island (A'ua'u Henua traditional name of Mangaia). *** Please note that these lyrics and translations were taken from facebook; all rights go to the original owners and publishers; I do not own copyright. ***

[@lisiatepalu7737]

Awesome music

[@boiokevautamarua4999]

This song is the best I love it ❤. From Hanuabada PNG

[@brianagavera1656]

Beautiful beautiful music.. Beautiful lovely singer..❤❤🥰😘😍 Greetings from Papua New Guinea.. 👍❤🇵🇬

[@alinetavae-sr2qh]

J' adore ♥

[@reitenarayan7019]

Kia orana, lovely song

[@MuniMaraga]

Iove it❤

[@fanabong5071]

One of my wire 💃🍷favourite song never miss ❤💃💃

[@heihauteihotaata1379]

Merci pour ces genres de musiques j'adore 👍👍

[@etueinewoolley6440]

My favourite 😍

[@jonicamuingnepe3868]

I love this song...Greetings from Papua New Guinea.❤❤💯

[@louisewest4170]

cookislands on top polynesians💓💓💓💓💓💓💕💕💕💕💕

[@Heimanamusic]

❤

[@michaelk.sabadi7394]

Love this song, I don't know what's it about but I feel happy every time I hear it. 👍💗

[@kakareo5264]

I TE TAU I HANOA (English Translation of lyrics) Translated by the composer Rev. Tinirau Soatini and published by Artu Soatini-Hewit. Please note this is sung in in the Tongareva language -a northern Cook Island dialect of the Cook Islands Maori language Verse 1. I TE TAU I HANOA KI TE PITO O MOTUTAPU E Simply means - from Hanoa to the navel (centre) of Motutapu (Tetautua Village). TAKA ANGE MOTA E NA TE PUKA-NUI E (from Motutapu) circling around to Te Puka-Nui. KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAI, NA TAI ATU E KI ATUTAHI E (from Tepuka-Nui) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the shores of Atutahi. PUTA ATU, KI TAI I HAKASUSA E (from Atutahi) Arriving on the shores/ beach side of Hakasusa SALE ATU, KI HANGALEI E (from Hakasusa) travelling through the breeze of the winds to Hangalei KO TE AHIA MOTA KI TE KILI-A-TAl, TU-KI TE PAPA O SOKOAU E (from Hangalei) The breeze carried on, circling upon the waters of the lagoon to the rocky foundation of Sokoau (A stone-built pillar of human figure related to the legend of Sokoau) Verse 2. KO TUTAPAONE, TE TAHUA O LUHAU E Continued on to Tutapaone (Omoka Village), the foundation of the fathers TUKIA TE PAPA- HI - TUKIA TE PAPA- HI ~Refers to the war like call of the Luhau (ancestors)~ NA MOTU-UNGA E KI PANIKO MANU E then around Motu-unga (Malokai) to Paniko-Manu. TELA ANGE TE VAHINE KUA HILI TE UPOKO, NA TE TAPATAPA MAILA1 LUKUTIA then goes a woman with her hair braided, strolling along the shores of Lukutia. E PAPALE VETA ANA, E PAPALE LA-HI "This part refers to the Woman (mentioned in verse above) rounding fish (Vete) on the beach. KO TE PITAKA NUI, KO TE PITAKA NUI The circling of the land/island - from Hanoa to Lukutia (note: the islets mentioned in the song are only some of the islets; the islets chosen to represent the island of Tongaleva in the song). KO TE PAPA IA O NA VAHINE The foundation (Tongareva Island), the land from where the women/mothers originated from. Verse 3. TE UPOKO HENUA, KO HAREHATA The head of the land is Harehata. (First wife - Head of the figure) KO TE UMAUMA E, KO HAKAKAINGALO E The chest is Hakaingalo. (Second wife the chest of the figure) = simply means the second Tongaleva wife. KO MATAUIA E TE PITO O MOANA E Matauia is the navel or centre of the sea/lagoon (Third wife - She comes after the chest; she is the navel. Painting her as the blue lagoon) TE KILI-LANGI-MANAVA, KO TINIOI E The beautiful Heavenly Blessed child in the womb of the mother is Tinioi. (Refers to the unborn child with skin as beautiful as the heavens). TANGI KE - TANGI KE- TEPAERU E Greetings, Greetings, oh Tepaeru (Tangi Ke means Kia Orana/greetings/ welcome in the Mangaia dialect - the island where Tepaeru comes from). KO TE HIHI IA O AVARAU HENUA For this is the chain (5 mothers of the island of Avarau (Ancient name of Palmerston Island) E SUMALINGA KE TE VAHINE TONGALEVA, VAHINE A'UA'U HENUA So beautiful are these women of Tongaleva Island, and the woman from Mangaia Island (A'ua'u Henua traditional name of Mangaia). *** Please note that these lyrics and translations were taken from facebook; all rights go to the original owners and publishers; I do not own copyright. ***

[@hua2712]

Beautiful gorgeous love this song 👍👍👏👏💖❤️💜💛

[@maxkuduk]

Best music and enjoying it in PNG. Our love to you all