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Maybe you should see him dance the Tongan way Oouuuaaaa😂🇹🇴🇹🇰

Toku Nuku pele ko Funafuti E moe iloto i tagata mo Fafine Aku tipatipaga i Fenua mamao Kae tagi loa aku o foki mai ki Funafuti Te Lima malosi o funafuti Amo aka laa ki oluga te fenua Lotomalosi faikimua mo Funafuti Tuku mua laa te munasele

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Been too alot of Tokelau and Tuvalu weddings thur friends. Yes i was told the same thing. I notice there are differences the drumming on the tin is different. Also the singing and the build up is not the same, like if you seen enough of them you know the different. There are afew fatele you can tell the a direct version from Tuvalu from the chanting style but most time the do it in their own unique style. Te pule e te Atua Aloha lahi.

@@shenglongisback4688 100% te fakamatalaga a koe kite kesega o fatele. I taku fakalogo kite kese o fatele Tuvalu mo fatele Tokelau, a fenua takitasi o Tuvalu mai Nanumea ke oko ki Nukulaelae e kese katoa faiga o fatele, ko iloga foki o fenua konei e iloa iei te kesega. In a Nanumean fatele, the repeating of the verse but on a higher note (siki) is done during the fatele, where most islands other than Nukulaelae do not. But they all gradually get louder and faster. Funafuti dance soldier like and the pokisi is only one beat not two beats. Niutao don’t use a pokisi or a kapa in their fatele but only a pile of mats and a lali for the drum on some occasions. Nukulaelae only have female dancers and is unique for their shaking and changing formations during the fatele. Also Nui is known for having female drummers and most of their fatele are in Kiribati as their dialect is of the I-Kiribati language. E mailoga loa a fenua taki tasi o Tuvalu mo ana iloga ite faiga fatele, kae ko Tokelau eisi foki loa ne ana iloga where we can see the difference. Although we are doing a similar traditional dance, we still admire the uniqueness of Tokelauan fatele as it’s quite different to the styles we’re used to! Malo👏🏽

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