Canadian here! Love this song, love New Zealand - we've been there twice and are going again in February 2024 They say Canadians are polite & welcoming, but they don't hold a candle to the Kiwi's. And this song, brings me back to NZ every time I hear it - such joy and strength! I heard it first when I watched the movie "Boy" which is one of my favourites - highly recommended to all out there who haven't yet seen it. Directed by NZ's own Taika Waititi. Much love and bliss to NZ from the Great White Snowy North!
They still got it. Was privileged to have had Patea Maori Club perform at our Intermediate school back in 1985 and my sister and a few of our neighbours won a breakdancing competition to this song ($50 each for teens was aLOT of money back in those days 👍🏼😊)
Love the tribute on the screen in the background to the beautiful and vocally-blessed ‘nanny Hui’, Maggie Tiahuia "Hui" Kahu. May she rest in peace and may the Patea Club’s music and legacy live on in NZ internationally. A British Cypriot fan from London, UK 💛
I can feel the passion, the strength of these people... although I don't understand the Maori language, but I love these songs. From Zaragoza -Spain-, 10000 miles away-----
Dude, You must be a maori girl, to be listening this old tune. Even if you are white on the outside with red hair. It's how you feel on the inside that matters. Maori or not!
Im Ngati Porou and I grew up with this song in the 80s but never knew all the words now I can learn them finally and sing along properly and respectfully instead of humming most of it
Indeed impressive that they still can perform and enjoying themselves tremendously. Alot of those Kuia would be the original Patea Maori Club members and sadly some are no longer on this earth.
Loving the lyrics!!! I am terrible at pronouncing Te Reo Maori but here I am slaughtering this song!!! But having fun trying! The amount of joy this song has brought to so many, and of many races and cultures. ❤️
50 years later I'm thinking of my junior high yearbook. There was a picture of a young girl named Gina and I just now (thanks to this song) realize these are the "pom poms" she was swinging with such coordination!
most of my great gran Auntie's that was singing and Performing in this back then are no longer around the last time i met them was in 1984 I was eleven years old at the time my older sister's introduced me to them and I remember one of them just put her Arms around me so tight and began to cry and that was the same with my Great great gran Auntie Te Wiki Toroa Edmunds) niece (Rena Owen) from (Bay of islands) allso in New Zealand up north but My Auntie grew up in Mioerewa a small town just out of whangarei going north that is 2 hr and 2 min that's 149.7 Km
Beautiful .. although I do not know what they are singing , it sounds beautifully powerful. magnificent ... no words to describe the wonderful singing ...
These are TBD English words of this beautiful song. I have the Te Reo Maori words of this song too. Take flight my sweet young fledgling to distant shores, which will challenge you and should you ever doubt yourself, look deep inside and dance with the joy of a fantail - bobbing and weaving, shaking and swaying, spinning and twirling, moving and grooving. Moon walking to the heavens, fanning out your tail to the world. My one and only sweet precious child. Chorus Stay close to me, never lose your identity, embrace your culture, it will see you through. Let it always be our love (aroha) for each other, which binds us together, my sweet child.
Canadian here! Love this song, love New Zealand - we've been there twice and are going again in February 2024 They say Canadians are polite & welcoming, but they don't hold a candle to the Kiwi's. And this song, brings me back to NZ every time I hear it - such joy and strength! I heard it first when I watched the movie "Boy" which is one of my favourites - highly recommended to all out there who haven't yet seen it. Directed by NZ's own Taika Waititi. Much love and bliss to NZ from the Great White Snowy North!
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They still got it. Was privileged to have had Patea Maori Club perform at our Intermediate school back in 1985 and my sister and a few of our neighbours won a breakdancing competition to this song ($50 each for teens was aLOT of money back in those days 👍🏼😊)
Nice one congratulations
I discovered this song a week ago and can't stop listening to it! Love and respect from Canada
Beautiful Waiata, brings so many memories each time I hear it. Thanks you Patea Maori Club.
Love the tribute on the screen in the background to the beautiful and vocally-blessed ‘nanny Hui’, Maggie Tiahuia "Hui" Kahu. May she rest in peace and may the Patea Club’s music and legacy live on in NZ internationally. A British Cypriot fan from London, UK 💛
Chur our old people look really happy and its good to see a smile on their faces shows their wairua is strong.
I can feel the passion, the strength of these people... although I don't understand the Maori language, but I love these songs.
From Zaragoza -Spain-, 10000 miles away-----
I’m Maori and recently my nan just died. So I’m trying to learn this because that’s what she’s want.
Did you learn it yet? Do it for your nan
Dude, You must be a maori girl, to be listening this old tune. Even if you are white on the outside with red hair. It's how you feel on the inside that matters. Maori or not!
Im Ngati Porou and I grew up with this song in the 80s but never knew all the words now I can learn them finally and sing along properly and respectfully instead of humming most of it
You can do it! My condolences to you. ❤️
I love how happy they all look. I grin all the way through this
I'm indigenous to Australia, love this ❤😁
Welcome and Thank you.
This is great music!
Theses people make me happy even tho im from samoa i still like moari songs like poi e
I was born in New Zealand but I moved to Australia. I should of stayed in New Zealand 🇳🇿
Well depends, if ur in auckland house prices are pretty shit
Born in Australia in 86 and at 2 years of age my parents decided to move to NZ, best decision ever
Beautiful... Love it !!
Yeah, this my favorite tune, what an amazing time it must have been. 👍💗
Look at those nana's -impressive!
Love the Kuia right at the front with a big smile on her face :)
Indeed impressive that they still can perform and enjoying themselves tremendously. Alot of those Kuia would be the original Patea Maori Club members and sadly some are no longer on this earth.
I've traveled to most countries of the world 🌎 I’ve never seen country like NZ 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Mate our land is the best.
Beautiful bro nau mai haere mai you and your family (whaanau) are welcome
@@v8holdenkingswood 100%
@@patricknepe8850 thank you so much ☺️
Good to see the kuia having a good time
Wow that was a blessing Amen to Crist
Loving the lyrics!!! I am terrible at pronouncing Te Reo Maori but here I am slaughtering this song!!! But having fun trying! The amount of joy this song has brought to so many, and of many races and cultures. ❤️
Love this song
Love it its a addictive
Absolute joy!
Frikin cool
I havent yet come across the Patea Maori Club singing without the original played.
50 years later I'm thinking of my junior high yearbook. There was a picture of a young girl named Gina and I just now (thanks to this song) realize these are the "pom poms" she was swinging with such coordination!
the pom poms are called poi :)
@@urallteko TY!
I'm addicted to this song I feel the Past memory of my life when i was a child 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Love it!
most of my great gran Auntie's that was singing and Performing in this back then are no longer around the last time i met them was in 1984 I was eleven years old at the time my older sister's introduced me to them and I remember one of them just put her Arms around me so tight and began to cry and that was the same with my Great great gran Auntie Te Wiki Toroa Edmunds) niece (Rena Owen) from (Bay of islands) allso in New Zealand up north but My Auntie grew up in Mioerewa a small town just out of whangarei going north that is 2 hr and 2 min that's 149.7 Km
Those old girls are realy good
Love this Roopu
I play Poi E all the time love it so much starting to miss home as well
Love you Aotearoa, NZ 💕❤💕
Siuhuu!!! Haere mai whanau 💕❤💕❤
Love this! Makes me feel like I'm in a circle of protection!
Wow
Beautiful .. although I do not know what they are singing , it sounds beautifully powerful. magnificent ... no words to describe the wonderful singing ...
These are TBD English words of this beautiful song. I have the Te Reo Maori words of this song too.
Take flight my sweet young fledgling to distant shores, which will challenge you and should you ever doubt yourself, look deep inside and dance with the joy of a fantail - bobbing and weaving, shaking and swaying, spinning and twirling, moving and grooving. Moon walking to the heavens, fanning out your tail to the world. My one and only sweet precious child.
Chorus
Stay close to me, never lose your identity, embrace your culture, it will see you through. Let it always be our love (aroha) for each other, which binds us together, my sweet child.
@aztaar thank you for sharing a translation!
two thumbs up!
Ka pai whanu :-) you may rest now
Respect to you brother
Aww yes please
poi E is a good song for me i am a kid
Still with the majic. Fantastic!
XOXO Lv THis song
Poi taku poi e.taku poi e.
LOve DAlvanius prime I miss u Koro xoxo
I love song so much
NakiHardcores
true maori
this is waiata in school
Written by Aunty Ngoi Pewhairangi, right?.
Aunti makes a mean boil-up.
not a one of them got that rotten corn dribbling down their chin
Please do u have the music I have a piano thx Jane