Lei Nāhonoapiʻilani
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- čas přidán 19. 11. 2019
- Lei Nāhonoapiʻilani written by Mima Makekau-Apo celebrates the wonders and beauty of West Maui. Project Kuleana is proud and honored to be able to honor the kupa, kama and kiaʻi of West Maui. When you watch and listen we hope you see the ʻāina in the faces, hear the ocean and winds in the voices and feel the strength and Aloha that the people of West Maui feel for their ʻāina, even through the changes and constant "Ua laʻi ʻoe me Nāhonoapiʻilani."
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My Palakiko Ohana. Mai Aloha Nui e Na Ohana o Naleieha a me Palakiko. Ua Maika'i Mahalo nui e Kuleana Project. ❤❤❤❤
This brings tears to my eyes with the devastation in Lahaina, this Mele is for west Maui. Mahalo Nui…..
This music makes me very happy.........The people of Hawai'i are the most beautifull people in the world.
I am so very lucky to have had a small taste of thier Islands......
Mahalo
Brings tears to my eyes in the most positive way. I mua me ikaika e na poe o Lahaina.
I am beaming with happiness because of this presentation. Aloha nō e nā ʻohana o Lāhaina.
Today I returned to Lahaina,,one hour driving Front St up to Malanai St,, on to Kaanapali,,,My World ,,every memory PAINFUL,,,,must never forget the gifts shared by every neighbor,,,....Nothing can erase what HAWAII has created for my HEAVEN ! Mahalo !
Beautiful! While growing up I heard all the stories about Lahaina from my Tutu. He was born & raised there, and like he told my brother & I, it was a very interesting place back in his days 1900's.
Such a beautiful spirit and beautiful singing, mahalo!
MAHALO!!! My tutu Alice’s mother, also Tutu Alice, is the daughter of Tutu Iamima Apo. Proud of my TUTU! Tutu Alice was able to watch the show at the MACC...she very much enjoyed hearing this song once again! 💜
Good to hear this again. I am also of the Makekau line. How is Aunty Alice? Was able to see Aunty Leialoha Perkins Apo right before her death last year. She was the granddaughter of Tutu Iamima and passed on many stories about her.
My grandfather grew up grow up in Honolulu over 100 years ago and my father was also a Pearl Harbor Survivor, and I have to say watching this brings me to tears thinking of my kupuna
Aloha 🌺 from northern Germany. Mahalo nui nui nui loa for this amazing song and video. It is perfect to feel the hawaiian spirit. So amazing voices and Souls - standing together as one. Aloha nui 😍🙏🌈
I am a Kane from. Big Island, Kohala. Still appreciate the music that is being sung today and presented on U-Tube. Mahalo Nui Loa Eh Mele Kalikimaka Hauoli Makahiki Hou!
4:03
There is around a 100 more musical artist out of Lahaina. Glad to see my Ohana in this production but that was just a small part of our Lahui and that’s exciting :) 🤙🤙😎😎
I love the song. Mahalo nui
Mahalo for the upload, loved it!
Beautiful just beautiful. The singing is angelic. So heartfelt and soothing 🙏
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! Mahalo to everyone from Maine!
Mahalo nui loa for this mele
MAHALO LAHAINA MAUI OHANA. NAHENAHE💯
Ātaahua whanaunga ❤
Beautiful!
merci pour cette belle vidéo salutations depuis la suisse
Mahalo! Beautiful!
Beautiful !!!💪🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Beautiful
One of the most beautiful languages in the world.
Beautiful song
Aloha nui loa!! Very Malama!!
Epic!
Mahalo 🤙
soooo nahenahe.
Aloha No, from Texas.
4:40
Wonders and beauty of West Maui but some of us have a different opinion. There are families that have been displaced and forced to live on the mainland from pricing and the continued theft/greed. Daniel Palakiko AKA Gonsalez was supposed to be a guest on our aina but instead he took it by threatening adverse possession and he told multiple heirs to leave when they tried to return home. Why would a true heir need to adverse posses? Why are they still paying thousands of dollars in property taxes when they can easily file for kuleana exemption with our genealogy? Many years before Daniel passed he told us he was hanai so is this really how we should treat hanai ohana or even each other?
Luke 12:15 Then he said to them, “Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; a man's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions.”
I love one of the opening shots .... the waterfront and the Pioneer Inn. Do contrast this with the aftermath of the recent Lahainaluna Fires, where the "aina" was not respected by the woke, green power, "lolo" advocates. Truly a desecration of the sacredness of the land. I really disliked the response of the Resident. I stayed at the Pioneer Inn many years ago, when I wanted to visit the outer islands (I was born and raised on Oahu), before coming to the mainland.
why are you doing another one