Worldwide

When the tallest mountain in the world sings, what does that sound like?
Pu'uhonua o Pu'uhuluhulu Maunakea & Mana Maoli invite you to
LISTEN to how Mauna Kea inspired 1000’s of people across 100’s of places
to form the World’s 1st Virtual Kanipila -
same time, same song, for the same mauna.
Are YOU in this video? Or among thousands more who chose to #Jam4MaunaKea?
If so, MAHALO for being a part of Aunty Pilahi Pakiʻs prophecy unfolding -
ALOHA as the key for world peace.
Across the globe, Mauna Kea continues to inspire us to
act with ALOHA always, in all ways.
One unforgettable mana-festation was on 8/11 at 11:11, when thousands of kiaʻi at the mauna, and thousands more worldwide sang this medley of "Kū Haʻaheo" & “Hawaiʻi Loa,” which have become anthems to unite all generations of aloha ʻāina.
By featuring voices and ʻāīna across over 100 of these places,
this video gives us a glimpse of a powerful moment in time and space.
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MAHALO for your comments and shares!
MAHALO to all kiaʻi worldwide who contributed to this #Jam4MaunaKea!
After the medley, we hope you enjoy the outtakes of some of our favorite submissions as you watch the credits. Just some of the key contributors are tagged in the comments.
Dedicated to Mauna Kea and our frontline kūpuna.
Together we rise! 🔺
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Mana Maoli is giving a personal copy of this video as a mahalo gift for donations of any amount this week (through 1/18/20) to manamele.org, which will be earmarked for the mauna. After your donation, email [e-mail] from the account tied to your donation, requesting this video.
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“Kū Haʻaheo” composed by The Kumu Hina Project
“Hawaiʻi Loa” composed by Liko Martin, ʻōlelo by Pilahi Paki
Primary video editor: Mitchel Viernes Primary engineer: Kelli Heath Cruz
Featured Artists: Amy Hånaiali'i, Napua Greig, Ashley Lilinoe, Pō & the 4Fathers, Anuhea, Liko Martin, Nani Lim Yap, AsiaYap, Emma Coloma Nakano, Kamakakehau Fernandez, Wailau Ryder, Kimie Miner, Kamaka Camarillo, AndrePerez, Hāwane Rios, Joshua Lanakila Mangauil, Malie Lyman, Paula Fuga and thousands of kiaʻi worldwide, keiki to kupuna!