You know what else is interesting? It seems "mama" is almost a universal word, means the same thing in every language I can think of... We gotta love mama!!
In child development 'ma' or 'mm' is one of the first vocalisations that an infant produces. It comes from the child sucking at the breast. In some languages the mm sound is associated with food, and of course mammary.
@TK Rage mama, mater, and all the others beginning with 'ma' actually all existed long before the placement of English language into the Indo-European Language Tree. The English length took it *from* any of the antecedent languages.
This is Hatea Kapa Haka group. They’re our local group, such powerful and amazing singers! One of my good mates is in the group and her family founded the roopu.
I hope they plan on touring! I would love to see them, it is interesting that "mama" as another person noted, seems to be somewhat of a universal word. I think that is pretty amazing as well.
@@darrellbrock4788 matter of opinion. By your standards of beauty maybe. To us Maori the moko kauae is beautiful and some are permanent. Not that we care what you think 😂
The reach of this song, far and wide, across all kinds of languages, cultures and ages, is astounding. This is GLORIOUS. No one could have imagined this in 1974/75. Thank goodness the record exec who said it wouldn't sell didn't stop Queen from releasing it back then.
Janet Langdon I don’t think the record exec thing was accurate just added for story and so mike Myers could have the line about the head banging in the car
Freddie told his executor before he died that he didn’t care what was done with his legacy, just ‘don’t make me boring’. This is exactly the kind of thing he was hoping would happen with his legacy when he said that ❤️
Lump in the throat.Im so proud to be a Kiwi.This Kapa haka group is so talented.The harmonies are fantastic.The maori language is so precious as are our Maori people. I could listen to this group over and over again.Spectacular 🎵🎶
@@yusadani755 he died before I could ask him. He said New Zealanders, but probably meant Maori. He did say the New Zealanders would be out on night patrols and nobody else.
Who the hell gave this thumbs down? I’m just a simple Aussie but that was incredibly moving, something inherently beautiful about the Polynesian peoples, don’t ever change ❤️
i gave it a thumbs down. im sick and tired of all the politically correct BULLSHIT a tiny percentage of NZ DEMAND because they are maori yet they show no respect to others by changing things to suit them. bohemian rhapsody is allready esyablished and is EXACTLY the same in any language. leave others stuff alone-its how maori want others to treat THIER stuff
@@thomasbarker2888 go fuck yourself. with a name like yours you probably know nothing of maori culture-especially what it has become. in fact,you probably dont even know whete NZ is.
I just noticed the second lady, in the front row, just belted that tune out, whilst heavily pregnant 🤰🏽Bless her beautiful heart ❣ I only just realised, after playing this, about 20 times over! Again. Absolutely beautiful 🥰 Honestly. You’d never pick it. Her face is only tiny, and too, she. Baby would have been doing somersaults, or, fast asleep, lulled by a beautiful classic ♥️
The Choir proved that Music is Universal. Even if it is in language of the people of New Zealand, anybody who would hear and watch this knows that it is Bohemian Rhapsody. For some reason, I am thinking that the performance is somewhat like a mild HAKA.
@@aprilmosley6290 If you ignore this kind of people they just feed into their own hate and disapear without even making a sound, well sometimes you can hear a fart when they´re gone.
I was just totally moved, and have legitimately got goosebumps from this beautiful Maori rendition, of a Queen classic, Bohemian Rhapsody. I just had this wave of emotion, come soaring throughout my whole entire body!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Absolutely fantastically done! ♥️💯 Freddie?!! He would be looking down from above, and he would have absolutely LOVED this!! #welldone #freddiestampofapproval For all lovers of the ULTIMATE Rock band, of all time, QUEEN! I included. Think this was absolutely, performed to perfection 👌🏻 The women, are absolutely beautiful ♥️ and too the men, gave it all their might, and really belted this out! A HUGE THUMBS UP 👍🏻 from me♥️xx
Yeah this is very nostalgic. It takes me back to school assembly in 1978 when Mr. Potae would bring out his guitar and make us sing "Brown Girl In the Ring"!
Jared Solomon kia ora Jared, I’m not sure if you’d be able to in the states. Ut all of the Matatini performances are up on the Māori television website under Te Matatini 2019. Go and have a look there, hopefully you can view them 😊
This was absolutely beautiful! The passion and energy in their voices was breathtaking! I’m sure that Freddie would have loved to have seen and heard this. Spectacular!
@Riri Gurl Pukana? Are you sure that you're not just messing with me? That sounds like a dirty word 😅 Also, i'm no Bro 😇 Anyways, I might be bad at face reading then 'cause it just makes me wanna come closer 😂😻
Something about the Maori language, I’ve always loved the sound of it even the spoken word in Maori just sounds awesome to me every time I hear it, great job guys too 👍
This is incredible! I’m only 1/8 Maori, but I feel so proud to have you as part of my ancestry. Perfect harmony, perfect tempo, clear diction, a wonderful rendition. And such handsome people. Love you all. Kia Ora!
!! I think I’m 1/8 too (my great grandfather was 100% so then yeah I think I’m 1/8). I feel exactly the same :)) I just wish I knew any Māori people anywhere near where I lived (in the US) because I feel like I really love the culture and it really connects w/me and I just wish I could like reconnect w/my roots, plus I feel the most intense imposter syndrome ever :/ maybe someday I’ll visit New Zealand or move there (I have dual citizenship w/Australia because that’s where my parents are from so I think I can just move there).
@@LisaCalegari We don't base how Maori we are by fractions, percentages or blood quantum. There is no such terminology in Maori-dom. You have Maori ancestors? You are Maori. Your ancestors tie you to this land. You are us. Please don't ever feel you have to quantify how much Maori you are. You are Maori through and through! You will venture here one day and be reconnected with your ancestors who wait.
I didn't know there are Polynesian words for. Scaramoche scaramoche, fandango & Bismillah. lol But it is nice that this is a Polynesian song I can know what's being said & sing along 👍🏼👍🏼
Titus Cato I was waiting for the word Bismillah too! I’m not going to lie. From the get go, all I could think about was, I wonder if they’ll say Bismillah, of will they have their own version of the word?
Lol they didn’t translate the song outright but hearing the lyrics I can say it has the same essence as the original had but only how Māori would express it ☺️👌🏽👌🏽
Thank you for blessing me with your spirits and musical gifts! Absolutely breath taking! 🍃🌾🍃🌾🍃🌾🍃🌾🍃🌾🍃🌾 Couple of years ago, I learned from a duet I did with a gentleman who is Maori and had to learn more! What a gorgeous country, New Zealand which by the way, the first country to give women the right to vote. While looking at art on a totem, I had seen very similar in Alaska's Inuit. Which then led me to Pangaea. A documentary on Asian eyes which covers the world, blond blue eyed fall in that mix as well. Jennifer Lawrence was one example. Fascinating! Many Asians are learning there is "Native American" (I use that loosely) in their ancestry DNA. If you look, really look at people's faces, have the desire of "Knowledge Is Power," seek. While watching a Korean series depicting the Silla kingdom in 300, one of the Hawrang could be cast as a Native American. Thus, my journey to learn more. A few years ago, you could put an image of yourself and an image ie celebrity would be matched. Imagine my surprise when an Asian actress who I'd never heard of, was my face match! We had many Samoan families in our church as most were entertainers in Central Florida. They are so very lovely, caring, big hearted beautiful spirits. I have missed them since moving away. Smule.com is the site that started with my singing, leading to the knowledge of the Maori. A cellphone or computer and earbuds are all you need. A sweet lady in Indonesia loves jazz and her house is simple. I have sung with a French speaking girl doing my best to sing in French. A gent in the Canary Islands is another. I find it phenomenal that the world in the state it's in, that a group of people can make a connection with music. A variety of languages, songs that are known to be a certain way, gets rearranged and those who play instruments, will record a piece, put it on the site so that your accompaniment will be acoustic guitar only, piano, etc. I have never mentioned this site before but seeing this performance of such expressive and talented people (and my Maori guy) I hope you will give it a shot. I have seen some who are not paying and don't know if the company does that due to their locations ie not so economically well off as others. I used to sing with the Canadian based Singsnap but no computer and they went with an alternative platform available only to those who have an IPhone. Quite a while ago and last I checked, still nothing. I made friends and have lost many as health declined. I *miss* the camaraderie of Singsnap, the ability to change the key, etc. I know several couples who met through the site and are happily married! Give it a shot. Music is good for the body, mind and soul! The next time you put together a sandwich for a quick bite to eat meal, think of the miracles it takes to get from seed to harvest from all over the world to ships, trucks, markets, to your home, the electricity to keep condiments and the vegetables fresh to create that sandwich! So many of us don't have a single slice of bread nor water. Peace be with you. 🕊⚘🌿
A poem I wrote about Covid 19 ... czcams.com/video/In9fjmjkRVk/video.html
You know what else is interesting? It seems "mama" is almost a universal word, means the same thing in every language I can think of...
We gotta love mama!!
I know right... mama's are the best.
In child development 'ma' or 'mm' is one of the first vocalisations that an infant produces. It comes from the child sucking at the breast. In some languages the mm sound is associated with food, and of course mammary.
They did bring us into this world!
Mama is also a Maori word māmā
@TK Rage mama, mater, and all the others beginning with 'ma' actually all existed long before the placement of English language into the Indo-European Language Tree. The English length took it *from* any of the antecedent languages.
This is Hatea Kapa Haka group. They’re our local group, such powerful and amazing singers! One of my good mates is in the group and her family founded the roopu.
Tell them it SLAPS!
I hope they plan on touring! I would love to see them, it is interesting that "mama" as another person noted, seems to be somewhat of a universal word. I think that is pretty amazing as well.
Amazing. I love the maoiri culture and spirit. I am blessed to have a sister in law who is maoiri.
I've only just discovered this video, what a revelation ! ❤️ Bless your heart from an old woman in England .
What is new poo?
Maori people are so beautiful. Love their voices and songs.
Jacinta Morrison Especially the men!
Thank you.
You ain't been to papa new Guinea n seen them up close
@@darrellbrock4788 matter of opinion. By your standards of beauty maybe. To us Maori the moko kauae is beautiful and some are permanent. Not that we care what you think 😂
@@aztec999999 lmao ...what a tosser. Maori are from NZ you moron 😂
From one Aussie man to the Maoris, That was absolutely awesome. Thank you.
I bet if Freddy was still here with us he would come to NZ for a concert and have these guys sing the opening to this number on stage (Y)
Carmen H Absolutely
Freddie*
I don't fink so G
You're delusional mate
I bet he wouldn't
The reach of this song, far and wide, across all kinds of languages, cultures and ages, is astounding. This is GLORIOUS. No one could have imagined this in 1974/75. Thank goodness the record exec who said it wouldn't sell didn't stop Queen from releasing it back then.
You expressed it well. I will listen to anybody, anywhere, sing this song in any style.
Janet Langdon I don’t think the record exec thing was accurate just added for story and so mike Myers could have the line about the head banging in the car
100% agree
It was Kenny Everett who played it multiple times on his radio show.
Freddie would have loved that
Freddie told his executor before he died that he didn’t care what was done with his legacy, just ‘don’t make me boring’. This is exactly the kind of thing he was hoping would happen with his legacy when he said that ❤️
Lump in the throat.Im so proud to be a Kiwi.This Kapa haka group is so talented.The harmonies are fantastic.The maori language is so precious as are our Maori people.
I could listen to this group over and over again.Spectacular 🎵🎶
TAVITA BRICKLE did you get a chance to see their whole performance/bracket? It was so s beautiful!
So so high end ultimate gay
Yeah man I'm all teary-eyed
Gay
My dad served in the Solomon Islands in the US navy in WW2. He said the Japanese feared only one thing, New Zealanders.
The Maoris or the New Zealanders?
Hyumanggis Fatsou The Maōris are New Zealanders bruh. I should know as I am both.
Molly Sadler
Oh, so a person of English ancestry can claim Maori ancestry as well?
@@yusadani755 takinh something wonderful and making it ugly, what a talent you have
@@yusadani755 he died before I could ask him. He said New Zealanders, but probably meant Maori. He did say the New Zealanders would be out on night patrols and nobody else.
Who the hell gave this thumbs down? I’m just a simple Aussie but that was incredibly moving, something inherently beautiful about the Polynesian peoples, don’t ever change ❤️
whenever ever people ask who gives thumbs down, people just do it more.
i gave it a thumbs down.
im sick and tired of all the politically correct BULLSHIT a tiny percentage of NZ DEMAND because they are maori yet they show no respect to others by changing things to suit them.
bohemian rhapsody is allready esyablished and is EXACTLY the same in any language.
leave others stuff alone-its how maori want others to treat THIER stuff
Yeah, I know, I though the same ….
@@thomasbarker2888 go fuck yourself.
with a name like yours you probably know nothing of maori culture-especially what it has become.
in fact,you probably dont even know whete NZ is.
jadekayak01 I so agree
I just noticed the second lady, in the front row, just belted that tune out, whilst heavily pregnant 🤰🏽Bless her beautiful heart ❣
I only just realised, after playing this, about 20 times over!
Again. Absolutely beautiful 🥰
Honestly. You’d never pick it. Her face is only tiny, and too, she.
Baby would have been doing somersaults, or, fast asleep, lulled by a beautiful classic ♥️
You should see what they do for the rest of their half hour performance. Bubba will be flipping alright 🤣
Cam Winiata 😂🤣😆
So gay
Let me tell ya, it's HARD to hold a good well supported note when you're really pregnant. They're all great but I'm really impressed by her😊
wow! I don't know how I came upon this, but wow! Great performance!
It just appeared in my suggestions. I'm glad it did.
The Choir proved that Music is Universal. Even if it is in language of the people of New Zealand, anybody who would hear and watch this knows that it is Bohemian Rhapsody. For some reason, I am thinking that the performance is somewhat like a mild HAKA.
Definitely WOW! I'm an Aussie, 72 years old And this has just blown me away. I'd love to see them in concert. Well done.
That was freaking awesome! Freddy is smiling down on this! Thank you!
You are an evil man and I hope you receive the fate you wish upon him.
@@aprilmosley6290 If you ignore this kind of people they just feed into their own hate and disapear without even making a sound, well sometimes you can hear a fart when they´re gone.
@@Piijo2K-hf3vk of course you are correct. Just sometimes you have to speak against hate filled nonsense.
No he isn't. He thinks it's gay as fuck
Omg that woman whose eyes would get wide at the big notes made me so happy bc shes like telling a story and getting to the suspenseful climax
Those women are simply beautiful and this whole thing is a joy.
This is beautiful, gave me goosebumps from my head to my toes
I was just totally moved, and have legitimately got goosebumps from this beautiful Maori rendition, of a Queen classic, Bohemian Rhapsody. I just had this wave of emotion, come soaring throughout my whole entire body!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Absolutely fantastically done! ♥️💯
Freddie?!! He would be looking down from above, and he would have absolutely LOVED this!! #welldone #freddiestampofapproval
For all lovers of the ULTIMATE Rock band, of all time, QUEEN! I included. Think this was absolutely, performed to perfection 👌🏻
The women, are absolutely beautiful ♥️ and too the men, gave it all their might, and really belted this out! A HUGE THUMBS UP 👍🏻 from me♥️xx
I was moved to. From my chair to the toilet to throw up
Queen. Freaking awsome in any language! Well done!
Stirs the soul! Such ranging vocals.
Chills.
"You can do whatever you like with my image, my music, remix it, re-release it, whatever... just never make me boring." - Freddie Mercury
Amazing Version of Bohemian Rhapsody ..Wonderful!
THAT WAS REMARKABLE! Thank you so very much, Love from Canada 🇨🇦
Yes! They smashed it! Brilliant!
Yeah this is very nostalgic.
It takes me back to school assembly in 1978 when Mr. Potae would bring out his guitar and make us sing "Brown Girl In the Ring"!
Andrew Good rain lol
Everyone's entitled to their own opinion.
Except people who gave this Thumbs Down.
You're wrong...
Like you say everybody is entitled to their own opinion.
@NEK MINUT dont you like it?
Yikes. I was only making a joke. Everyone really is entitled to their own opinion.
...
Except for @@deMc-ud4tp. You're just wrong.
NEK MINUT - "How often do you think about little boys asshole?" - Every time I see your name, freak.
What a twat..ffs
Wow such a surprise to see this. What a fantastic job! Well done all of you
Amazing, beautiful, soulful and harmonic. Lovely. Freddie would be proud!
Wow! I loved the power and spirit of this group!
wow i love so much Maori peoples such a great asset to humanity
Absolutely wowzer! Queen would be so proud of this! I'm so extremely surprised! 😱
This needs to go viral! Gave me the chills!
This is gorgeous. I miss NZ & the Cook Islands. Wish I could return so much.
this is a divine legacy from a rock group made in heaven.... Long Live to Queen
Now their is something I never thought I'd hear. Brilliant 👍
They are beautiful!
I wish Dr. Brian & Roger could hear this. They’d love it. Freddie is smiling down from heaven.
Such beautiful people 🤗
You should have left the applause in because if I was there I would have been on my feet clapping and screaming
Omg I loved it absolutely breathvtaking
Goosebumps. Just beautiful
The wahine 4th from the left is 🔥. Great singer too.
The dresses shimmer as they sing and the hand movements are evocative
See the joy and inspiration in their eyes. Awesome.
Have listened to this over and over for an hour or more now and I just can't get enough! Such a strong performance 💖
Oh my goodness - this is just sensational ❤
I was lucky enough to see Queen perform live and apart from that this is absolutely the best rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody I have ever heard.
Seconded (Billy Squier opened for them)
What a beautiful rendition of this. A fitting tribute😭❤
That's how you fuckin well do THAT! best cover of the Rhap ever!
Magnificent..im crying with pride and admiration
All eyes on the conductor. Totally professional group. Awesome!
Pure Joy, what an absolute delight, well done everyone, that was awesome.
That was amazing! I have to watch all of these Matatini Videos once they come online. Living in America has me very homesick!!
Jared Solomon kia ora Jared, I’m not sure if you’d be able to in the states. Ut all of the Matatini performances are up on the Māori television website under Te Matatini 2019. Go and have a look there, hopefully you can view them 😊
This is so amazing!! I was just reading a book about New Zealand and the Maori people and it was really cool! Wonderful video!!!
Glorious Maori, you're beauty and power, still amazes this humble Kiwi from Irish descent. Wish I had you're culture. Aroha-Huro.
YOO! I JUST LOVE MAORI PEOPLE EVEN MOREEE !!!!!!!
The Maoris are an attractive people. 😊❤️ Love this
We sure are😉
They are! My boyfriend is a Maori ♡ and I agree.
Your obviously not from Australia where they are from
@@aztec999999 Huh? I am from Australia and Maoris are from NZ. I'm not sure what you're saying exactly....
@@jena.alexia nah they are from oz and originally from papa new Guinea.
I LOVE THESE BEAUTIFUL Ancient INDIGENOUS PEOPLE!!!!
🙏🏼🙌🏼👍🏼 💕
Awesome! Love it.
This was truly beautiful and amazing!!
I hope the Queen hears this and it makes them smile like me...
rkernell brian may and roger taylor heard it
@@michaelmcleod6853 Do you know what their reaction was?
They posted an article about this performance on their social media pages
I LOVE THIS! I just came back to Oz from a 10 day cruise around NZ, and it was the best ever!
This was absolutely beautiful! The passion and energy in their voices was breathtaking! I’m sure that Freddie would have loved to have seen and heard this. Spectacular!
2:50 Those crazy eyes wanna make me marry this woman(to the right)!
WHAT an absolutely adorbz cutie she is 😻💖
@Riri Gurl Pukana? Are you sure that you're not just messing with me? That sounds like a dirty word 😅 Also, i'm no Bro 😇
Anyways, I might be bad at face reading then 'cause it just makes me wanna come closer 😂😻
This was so awesome, what an amazingly talented group of singers! So glad I stumbled upon this video.
I’m floored ❤️
Puts chills up my spine - O for AWESOME
Awesome, I throughly enjoyed your performance. Love from the UK. 😊
Something about the Maori language, I’ve always loved the sound of it even the spoken word in Maori just sounds awesome to me every time I hear it, great job guys too 👍
Beaut...magnif...just...WOW! 😭👏🥰
I literaly have goose bumps every time 💙
I miss so much Aotearoa 🌏
I have to say I love it. My 9 month laid next to me watching the group sing. He smiled and try to sing along. He feel asleep happy. Love it
This was special! What beautiful people !
Wow, WOw, WOW!!! So amazing. Thank you all for your inspiration.
I got tingles and chills all over listening to this! Amazing! Freddie is probably loving it too!
Ka rawe! Te waiata o matua Freddie 😍💯🙌🏾
😍😍 love from your brothers in 🇦🇺
Beautiful people! Amazing singing! Love Queen and this mix was amazing!
Boy, does it ever work! The Maoris have beautiful voices!!
Far out I’ve been living in New Zealand for over 40 years and never come across this till today. This is simply beautiful.
This is incredible! I’m only 1/8 Maori, but I feel so proud to have you as part of my ancestry. Perfect harmony, perfect tempo, clear diction, a wonderful rendition. And such handsome people. Love you all. Kia Ora!
U3A Nelson . Doesn't matter how much Maori blood you have. You are still Maori through and through
!! I think I’m 1/8 too (my great grandfather was 100% so then yeah I think I’m 1/8). I feel exactly the same :)) I just wish I knew any Māori people anywhere near where I lived (in the US) because I feel like I really love the culture and it really connects w/me and I just wish I could like reconnect w/my roots, plus I feel the most intense imposter syndrome ever :/ maybe someday I’ll visit New Zealand or move there (I have dual citizenship w/Australia because that’s where my parents are from so I think I can just move there).
@@LisaCalegari We don't base how Maori we are by fractions, percentages or blood quantum. There is no such terminology in Maori-dom. You have Maori ancestors? You are Maori. Your ancestors tie you to this land. You are us. Please don't ever feel you have to quantify how much Maori you are. You are Maori through and through! You will venture here one day and be reconnected with your ancestors who wait.
Freddy would be honored. That was beautiful.
I have been deeply moved. Kia ora
I didn't know there are Polynesian words for.
Scaramoche scaramoche, fandango & Bismillah. lol
But it is nice that this is a Polynesian song I can know what's being said & sing along 👍🏼👍🏼
Theyve most likely just used the melody but changed the words.
Titus Cato I was waiting for the word Bismillah too! I’m not going to lie. From the get go, all I could think about was, I wonder if they’ll say Bismillah, of will they have their own version of the word?
Yeh I wondered about that part too lol
Lol they didn’t translate the song outright but hearing the lyrics I can say it has the same essence as the original had but only how Māori would express it ☺️👌🏽👌🏽
Well Bismillah just means God so they most likely used the Maori equivalent or maybe an expression
Gorgeous!
Fantastic
Absolutely fabulous, Freddie will be very happy!💥
Wow! I'm speechless!
Seriously, how could anyone NOT like this. It's amazing. Great performance!!
That was a fantastic performance sung beautifully, I’m sure the late great Freddie Mercury would have approved, Well done to all.
I thought it was just beautiful,it bought a tear to my eye🐨
Why do I have a single tear of joy rolling down my face?
Sensational performance, thank you
Bawling my eyes out here. This was so beautiful
Thank you for blessing me with your spirits and musical gifts! Absolutely breath taking!
🍃🌾🍃🌾🍃🌾🍃🌾🍃🌾🍃🌾
Couple of years ago, I learned from a duet I did with a gentleman who is Maori and had to learn more! What a gorgeous country, New Zealand which by the way, the first country to give women the right to vote. While looking at art on a totem, I had seen very similar in Alaska's Inuit. Which then led me to Pangaea.
A documentary on Asian eyes which covers the world, blond blue eyed fall in that mix as well. Jennifer Lawrence was one example. Fascinating! Many Asians are learning there is "Native American" (I use that loosely) in their ancestry DNA. If you look, really look at people's faces, have the desire of "Knowledge Is Power," seek.
While watching a Korean series depicting the Silla kingdom in 300, one of the Hawrang could be cast as a Native American. Thus, my journey to learn more.
A few years ago, you could put an image of yourself and an image ie celebrity would be matched. Imagine my surprise when an Asian actress who I'd never heard of, was my face match!
We had many Samoan families in our church as most were entertainers in Central Florida.
They are so very lovely, caring, big hearted beautiful spirits. I have missed them since moving away.
Smule.com is the site that started with my singing, leading to the knowledge of the Maori. A cellphone or computer and earbuds are all you need. A sweet lady in Indonesia loves jazz and her house is simple. I have sung with a French speaking girl doing my best to sing in French. A gent in the Canary Islands is another. I find it phenomenal that the world in the state it's in, that a group of people can make a connection with music. A variety of languages, songs that are known to be a certain way, gets rearranged and those who play instruments, will record a piece, put it on the site so that your accompaniment will be acoustic guitar only, piano, etc.
I have never mentioned this site before but seeing this performance of such expressive and talented people (and my Maori guy) I hope you will give it a shot. I have seen some who are not paying and don't know if the company does that due to their locations ie not so economically well off as others. I used to sing with the Canadian based Singsnap but no computer and they went with an alternative platform available only to those who have an IPhone. Quite a while ago and last I checked, still nothing. I made friends and have lost many as health declined. I *miss* the camaraderie of Singsnap, the ability to change the key, etc. I know several couples who met through the site and are happily married!
Give it a shot. Music is good for the body, mind and soul!
The next time you put together a sandwich for a quick bite to eat meal, think of the miracles it takes to get from seed to harvest from all over the world to ships, trucks, markets, to your home, the electricity to keep condiments and the vegetables fresh to create that sandwich! So many of us don't have a single slice of bread nor water. Peace be with you.
🕊⚘🌿
Beautiful people, beautiful song. Nice!
I love this so much. It sounds so good in their language and powerful voices.
They have all have beautiful skin, lovely looking people