The movements were good. In other aspects, they did disappoint. They did not use traditional musical instruments like the fala and pate. Instead they used drums and a trash can. Seriously, a trash can? How embarrassing. They also used stereo recordings. That is good for impromptu performances only.
@@theephraimite I did notice that. Samoa, on the other hand went old school with it all and I loved it. Did you also notice most of 🇼🇸 team were older folks whereas 🇦🇸 had the younger group? That also could've been why. Makes me wonder if they both came together and agreed on what they were taking to the FestPac. Nevertheless, Samoa mo Samoa. They did an excellent job.
Every nation of the Pacific represented their land so beautiful ❤️🏝️🌺. I hold Easter Island 🗿🗿 deeply to my ❤️ as the strong island of the coast of Chile, wishing all of Rapa Nui people's culture continues for many more generations.
The pride of the delegations for the 13th Festival of the Pacific Arts in Hawaii is beautiful, the presentations shared by each delegation representing their unique identity and culture to the world. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@originalclaymoreboy728that’s not the point of the comment you’re replying too. And not much have been twirling weapons like it as I don’t see much in other cultures. Not that it matters.
@@originalclaymoreboy728it appears the comment was referring to American Samoa’s tribute to the father of fire knife dancing/siva Afi, Letuli Olo. I’m sure every island diligently trained with their weapons.
@@theephraimiteYes it does matter: because a lot of our island nations continued a lot of traditions that other PI nations didn’t get to practice due to colonisation and the arrival of Christianity influences into our islands. We all had tattooing and had our own weapons, so much rich culture which is lost! So with these delegations at least we can say that this unites us but also helps accept differences.
50:50 SAMOA: wow, their dance and beats get the blood flowing! Even though it's a large group, they are exact and in unison like a precision marching band! Fantastic! 🔥
Nice one Kiribati 🇰🇮 Very well done, just what's wrong with our boys hands? They're bit sloppy tbh do they eat fish before they perform 😂, jokes aside, lovely performances
Guam gets to chery pick what cultural elements it likes from other pacific island nations and present it as thier own because there was little to none written down or sketched about ancient chamorro song & dance by the spanish conquistadors/ missionaries . some would call it neo contemporary interpretation of Chamorros culture
This isn’t about Chamorros from Guam or Saipan. Before, those Chamorros who live in Saipan were from Guam. I apologize but GUAM was colonized by not just the Spanish, but Japanese and America. My grandparents were not allowed to speak our native tongue while under Japanese & American rule; we need to all come together as one people of the Marianas.
@@santospaul8103 I've been doing a lot independent research on Nauruan culture. One of the most intriguing aspects, is learning that most of the maternal ancestors of the Iruwa clan originated from Kiribati. However, you've brought up something that has grasped my interest and I wanted clarification. Are saying ancestors of the I-Kiribati came from Nauru before migrating to Kiribati?
love that Australia is there representing, but kinda disappointed with our cultural dances! I’ve seen first hand how amazing our culture is and this… wasn’t it…
Good job to all cultures. As a Samoan, however, I can only critique my people. Amelika Samoa, stop taking too long; we are not the only ones showcasing our culture. Be mindful of other cultures. And use traditional instruments like the wooden gong and fala. Seriously, you used a trash can? And what’s up with the stereo music? Other than that, I give you an B+ for the dances. You did great there. It could’ve been an A, but some movements were non-traditional. Tuesday ngt - June 11, 2024.
@@originalclaymoreboy728 1:06:05 im talking about the entitlement of his delivery in his comment....THE AUDACITY! We Samoans always be doing too much!😮
20:02 Hawai’i
44:18 Amerika Samoa
1:14:53 Australia
1:56:54 Cook Islands
2:22:34 Rapa Nui
3:04:44 Aotearoa
3:34:11 Mangareva
4:11:47 Guam
5:00:29 Kiribati
5:33:30 Nauru
YOU ARE THE MVP!
SAMOA, you did not disappoint. I'm amazed how in sync everyone was..takes a lot of practice. Great job to all delegations just beautiful 😍
The movements were good. In other aspects, they did disappoint. They did not use traditional musical instruments like the fala and pate. Instead they used drums and a trash can. Seriously, a trash can? How embarrassing. They also used stereo recordings. That is good for impromptu performances only.
@@theephraimitethey use trash cans to drum with not always a fala
Which Samoa performed? American Samoa 🇦🇸 or Samoa 🇼🇸?
@@petelosuaniu American Samoa
@@theephraimite I did notice that. Samoa, on the other hand went old school with it all and I loved it. Did you also notice most of 🇼🇸 team were older folks whereas 🇦🇸 had the younger group? That also could've been why. Makes me wonder if they both came together and agreed on what they were taking to the FestPac. Nevertheless, Samoa mo Samoa. They did an excellent job.
Every nation of the Pacific represented their land so beautiful ❤️🏝️🌺. I hold Easter Island 🗿🗿 deeply to my ❤️ as the strong island of the coast of Chile, wishing all of Rapa Nui people's culture continues for many more generations.
is polynesia chile is the colony and its in coast of the south pacific maururu
Yes i absolutely agree ❤️
Love our Indigenous Australian peoples. So good to see you there.
Hafa Adai and Aloha !!! Love to all peoples of Micronesia,Polynesia,Melanesia🌺🌺🌺
The pride of the delegations for the 13th Festival of the Pacific Arts in Hawaii is beautiful, the presentations shared by each delegation representing their unique identity and culture to the world.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The ura transition from kuki airani to rapa nui was something 😂
Samoans are so cool. Glad to know where fireknife dance originated from🇦🇸🔥🔥
Fire was only added to the stick not even a 100 yrs ago. Back in the days all islands were doing the wrist training exactly like that.
Kiribati also does a knife dance very similar🇰🇮
@@originalclaymoreboy728that’s not the point of the comment you’re replying too. And not much have been twirling weapons like it as I don’t see much in other cultures. Not that it matters.
@@originalclaymoreboy728it appears the comment was referring to American Samoa’s tribute to the father of fire knife dancing/siva Afi, Letuli Olo. I’m sure every island diligently trained with their weapons.
@@theephraimiteYes it does matter: because a lot of our island nations continued a lot of traditions that other PI nations didn’t get to practice due to colonisation and the arrival of Christianity influences into our islands. We all had tattooing and had our own weapons, so much rich culture which is lost! So with these delegations at least we can say that this unites us but also helps accept differences.
50:50 SAMOA: wow, their dance and beats get the blood flowing! Even though it's a large group, they are exact and in unison like a precision marching band! Fantastic! 🔥
Thank you Hawai’i ! Wonderful set up and hospitality.
Lets just appreciate the MC of this fest! They are truely the best❤
Love the Rapanui Dancers
Amazing Masters of Ceremony 🤍🤍🤍
Much love to all my Polynesian peoples… GOD BLESS
Rapanui so cool.
Cook Islands amazing wahine. Kia ora from Aotearoa.
Maoris are so impressive, beautiful smooth voices whilst they're elegantly moving
Wow! The reo of mangareva is so similar to te reo Māori kuki airani and te reo Māori Aotearoa as well as te reo maohi!
They always stomp in there performances very similar to Māori stomps
Iaorana Anege mai te Ao Maohi nui mai
Viva Rapa Nui! 2:22:14
Rapa nui the best!
In your opinion.
@@theephraimiteAHAHAHAHHA
I’m watching the replay from Vegas! Tahitian by DNA but raised in Hawaii. I ❤ watching all the nations represent! ✊
Watching from Melbourne Australia
❤ Amerika Samoa dancers🌺🇦🇸
I love this so much much love and respect for kiribat ❤️ from micronesia 🇫🇲
KIRIBATI 🇰🇮 🇰🇮 🇰🇮 🇰🇮 ❤❤
Beautiful guardians of the Pacific Ocean ❤❤❤❤
Nice one Kiribati 🇰🇮
Very well done, just what's wrong with our boys hands? They're bit sloppy tbh do they eat fish before they perform 😂, jokes aside, lovely performances
Felicidades a todos los participantes de RapaNui, en especial a tío Lynn Rapu Tuki
Whoever is behind the camera should not be talking at all
Its the pacific what you expect hehehe
Guam gets to chery pick what cultural elements it likes from other pacific island nations and present it as thier own because there was little to none written down or sketched about ancient chamorro song & dance by the spanish conquistadors/ missionaries . some would call it neo contemporary interpretation of Chamorros culture
Why not look to Saipan for help? Saipan have the real Chamorro culture intact.
They should get sue lol
This isn’t about Chamorros from Guam or Saipan. Before, those Chamorros who live in Saipan were from Guam. I apologize but GUAM was colonized by not just the Spanish, but Japanese and America. My grandparents were not allowed to speak our native tongue while under Japanese & American rule; we need to all come together as one people of the Marianas.
@@skerhnekia5762why would we get sued? For?
@@kiananq5878 it was a joke.
🇨🇰🇨🇰🇨🇰 2 da World
Watching from Solomon Islands.
AOTEAROA E TŪ (stand up) ❤️🤍🖤
God Bless all
🇨🇰 to the 🌎
Faafetai le faaeaea Amerika Samoa :)
The Naruan frigate bird dance style is so similar to Kiribati dancing. Not surprising since we’re right next to each other.
Most of Kiribati Gods resided on or came from Nauru
@@santospaul8103 I've been doing a lot independent research on Nauruan culture. One of the most intriguing aspects, is learning that most of the maternal ancestors of the Iruwa clan originated from Kiribati. However, you've brought up something that has grasped my interest and I wanted clarification. Are saying ancestors of the I-Kiribati came from Nauru before migrating to Kiribati?
Why isn't Tonga performing? I haven't seen anything since the opening ceremony. I was looking forward to them just as much 😞
Stomp the Yard stepping lowkey Kiribati dancinggg
love that Australia is there representing, but kinda disappointed with our cultural dances! I’ve seen first hand how amazing our culture is and this… wasn’t it…
No kane hula? Would of been nice to see our kanaka men do some performances.
Ia ga... cut off... 😂😂
Is there a Day 3 recording? Thanks in advance ✌️
Wheres🇹🇴
Surely someone can do a timestamp im tired of skipping it 😂
im waiting too 😂
We need a hero!
Can someone from Guam explain the part where the girls flip their hair?
Hearing a lot of feedback in the background, hard to hear clearly. Mahalo
Wait is that MC the mother of the Tonga Sisters? Lol
Good job to all cultures. As a Samoan, however, I can only critique my people. Amelika Samoa, stop taking too long; we are not the only ones showcasing our culture. Be mindful of other cultures. And use traditional instruments like the wooden gong and fala. Seriously, you used a trash can? And what’s up with the stereo music? Other than that, I give you an B+ for the dances. You did great there. It could’ve been an A, but some movements were non-traditional.
Tuesday ngt - June 11, 2024.
Samoans always be taking up time! Disrespectful of other groups time! Do better Samoa!
Cookisland took almost 30 minutes in the opening ceremony. What you on about?😂
I’m Samoan and I agree.
Aw faame'i le mea 😂
@@originalclaymoreboy728 1:06:05 im talking about the entitlement of his delivery in his comment....THE AUDACITY!
We Samoans always be doing too much!😮
@@ahh-2-ahhdon’t worry that guy be doing/saying too much. But I agree we need to learn space for others. 😅
Apanui was boring. Didnt like it at all. I am a newzealander so will say what i want about them. Boring.
Thank God they're not performing for you 😂 everyone's entitled on the internet I spose
@@jadeadams9848 sadly, they do so every year at te matatini. You also have no clue of who I am so shhhhh internet warrior.
Who's apanui? 🥴
@@heyman4590ain't a competition ow haha
@haroldtia4608 the bros a top judge at te matatini, noone knows it though 👀🤣