Suva - Fiji - Pacific Harbour Cultural Extravaganza

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  • čas přidán 16. 01. 2012
  • An amazing performance of several different cultural activities from Fiji. Fire walking, mock fights, singing, dances and much more. If you ever get a chance to see this i would highly recommend it.
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Komentáře • 39

  • @user-fq1rq1wq7l
    @user-fq1rq1wq7l Před měsícem +1

    Fiji is a really very beautiful island 👍👍👍

  • @prod.by_Rainer
    @prod.by_Rainer Před rokem +4

    Wow😮
    there are some similarities that are so visible with Papuan culture (especially the island of Biak), the first is walking on rocks with hot temperatures (Apen bayeren) The second is burning the stone itself or called "Barapen" which is where this tradition is carried out when there is something big or In particular, I want to show gratitude to the creator by cooking food such as meat, tubers, vegetables, and coconut, and this tradition has been very old or passed down from generation to generation.

    • @prod.by_Rainer
      @prod.by_Rainer Před rokem +2

      We are so close to culture, and that will always be the identity or self of the true successor of the place itself

    • @eparamaravinatata1041
      @eparamaravinatata1041 Před měsícem +1

      In fiji only the people of beqa are known to be able to walk on hot stones and can heal a person who suffers from burns of any sort.

  • @saviriovunibobo9228
    @saviriovunibobo9228 Před rokem +4

    Fiji Arts Village, I had the privilege and the honour to work there as a performer. I performed with some of these great dancers and I also participated in the Vilavilairevo or the Traditional Firewalking Ceremony.

  • @sambola776
    @sambola776 Před 5 lety +3

    Yanuca and Beqa boys... Vinaka na show boys ..
    isa dua na gauna qo..

  • @rutavitello4160
    @rutavitello4160 Před rokem +2

    God you guy’s wonderful day Amen and Amen

  • @lorosiorignanese852
    @lorosiorignanese852 Před 4 lety +2

    My loving cousins doing the dance girls 🥰🥰

  • @rabwell12
    @rabwell12 Před 10 lety +4

    This land and of this proud culture I'm proud to be off.

    • @rabwell12
      @rabwell12 Před 2 lety

      @@stevenstubby8632 Kua ni vosa mai vakalialia sona levu

  • @BashiyrDouglas
    @BashiyrDouglas Před 2 lety +2

    We are Global Indigenous people!! Love and Unity is the best key for us all together!!💯 Also Giving thanks to the Great Mother's/Goddesses and Great Father's/Gods and the Ancestors and Guardians!! Saying from Snefer aka Bashiyr!!👸🏿🤴🏿

  • @kalanimaiokalani
    @kalanimaiokalani Před 3 lety +5

    This video would have been better off without the stupid background music during the middle of the video

  • @PutraBrantak
    @PutraBrantak Před 2 měsíci

    Ya😮

  • @carlaoliveira7630
    @carlaoliveira7630 Před rokem

    the Culture Fiji is most beautiful! grangulation of Brasil 🇧🇷

  • @jackalbark7593
    @jackalbark7593 Před 5 lety +2

    Physically fit,,, cool

  • @rutavitello4160
    @rutavitello4160 Před rokem +2

    God bless Fiji love it

  • @elizabethremedios4588
    @elizabethremedios4588 Před 9 měsíci

    Subtítulos por favor

  • @serulomani7097
    @serulomani7097 Před 7 lety +3

    grew up there parents actually performed #fondmemories

    • @mosetsanahlahatsi2315
      @mosetsanahlahatsi2315 Před 4 lety

      Can you tell me bout the fijians history, y are they black ppl white the home of blacks is afrika?,,, is there anything that links fijians to mother land?

    • @susanaranadi6891
      @susanaranadi6891 Před 3 lety

      Performed there too way back ..who would your parents be Seru?

    • @serulomani7097
      @serulomani7097 Před 3 lety +1

      @@susanaranadi6891 my mum is lesi she was there back in 80s

    • @susanaranadi6891
      @susanaranadi6891 Před 3 lety +1

      @@serulomani7097I do remember them very well, and performed with them too. You must be named after your dad?
      I introduced your mum to the group when she worked for my eldest brother. We went on a couple of tours together overseas great times we had..hope they're well.

    • @serulomani7097
      @serulomani7097 Před 3 lety +1

      @@susanaranadi6891 Yes i am junior.mum is still in australia but dad has passed .I have great memories of the place as i went to kindy there.i will ask mum if she remembers.

  • @bibaebatze6781
    @bibaebatze6781 Před 10 lety +2

    Have been 2008 there.

  • @talbertlinwood7994
    @talbertlinwood7994 Před 3 lety +9

    I am under the opinion that people of color should not put their culture and dance on display for strangers. I think those things should only be on display when those cultures are having something offical.

    • @Samizouza
      @Samizouza Před 2 lety +6

      Well that's your opinion but it's fine with us as part of introducing the Fijian or islander experience to tourists and basically anyone besides VIPs.
      And color in itself is like a foreign concept in Fiji where it's so unheard of since we're more used to seeing personality and character and not so much what they look like physically.
      Basically we don't really care if a person is white, black, brown or whatever since it's all about personality whether you're cool, fun, outgoing or just plain boring. 😁

    • @Wayaboy10
      @Wayaboy10 Před rokem +5

      Fijians are proud people and proud of our cultures and traditions... All these performance and meke(dance) has been entertaining foreigners ever since they 1st step foot on our shores... That is the Fijian arts n theatre as they would say in the western world..

    • @elleyonaspg9580
      @elleyonaspg9580 Před rokem +1

      MY OPINION. Don't see anything wrong with cultural exchange, because when you understand it, most ancient civilizations have similar cultural performances celebrating Astrological Events and Nature, expressed in their own Cultural Expressions and experience. The only thing bad about it is when foreigners first bastardize, then appropriate and misappropriate the culture. This should be guarded against.@758🇱🇨

    • @aamancaya
      @aamancaya Před rokem

      Yes!

  • @jerichoellivera3203
    @jerichoellivera3203 Před 4 lety +1

    DanCe before eating your dead enemy

  • @marcusaurelius8918
    @marcusaurelius8918 Před rokem +3

    THESE PEOPLE WERE THE MOST ENTUSIATIC CANNIBALS IN THE WORLD, THEY HAD A KING CALLED UTRE UTRE THAT ATE MORE THAN 150 PEOPLE.

    • @jjtalefenua9815
      @jjtalefenua9815 Před rokem

      🤦‍♂️

    • @KevinJohnson-er9xt
      @KevinJohnson-er9xt Před 3 měsíci

      The itaukei were already educated, very eloquent, very rich but you don’t learn about these things, because the historians (Kaivalangi) that write the HISTORY, they write it with their own tinted spectacles of what they want to portray.
      Do you also truly and honestly believe that Udre Udre was a cannibal? The BIGGEST cannibal in the history of mankind is a kaivalangi. Take a look around the world who is killing women and children is this proxy wars being fought, especially in the Middle East. It is the Kaivalangi (the real cannibals) who is doing all the killing but they blame Muslims.
      Of course the itaukei were at war with each other, all protocols of war were to be followed ie NO WOMEN AND CHILDREN WERE TO BE KILLED!! Now you tell me who is the real cannibal; the White Christians or the itaukei. Take a listen to Madeleine Albright (former Secretary of State - a Christian)
      czcams.com/video/KP1OAD9jSaI/video.htmlsi=d9mBzTb8YwFNcmwn
      czcams.com/video/QRimyfmz0MA/video.htmlsi=bPQKoDyAqvpJHfl5

    • @KevinJohnson-er9xt
      @KevinJohnson-er9xt Před 3 měsíci +1

      The itaukei were already educated, very eloquent, very rich but you don’t learn about these things, because the historians (Kaivalangi) that write the HISTORY, they write it with their own tinted spectacles of what they want to portray.
      Do you also truly and honestly believe that Udre Udre was a cannibal? The BIGGEST cannibal in the history of mankind is a kaivalangi. Take a look around the world who is killing women and children is this proxy wars being fought, especially in the Middle East. It is the Kaivalangi (the real cannibals) who is doing all the killing but they blame Muslims.
      Of course the itaukei were at war with each other (just a little reminder these wars were fought before the introduction of Christianity) all protocols of war were to be followed ie NO WOMEN AND CHILDREN WERE TO BE KILLED!! Now you tell me who is the real cannibal; the White Christians or the itaukei. Take a listen to Madeleine Albright (former Secretary of State - a Christian)
      czcams.com/video/KP1OAD9jSaI/video.htmlsi=d9mBzTb8YwFNcmwn
      czcams.com/video/QRimyfmz0MA/video.htmlsi=bPQKoDyAqvpJHfl5

    • @KevinJohnson-er9xt
      @KevinJohnson-er9xt Před 3 měsíci +1

      The itaukei were already educated, very eloquent, very rich but you don’t learn about these things, because the historians (Kaivalangi) that write the HISTORY, they write it with their own tinted spectacles of what they want to portray.
      Do you also truly and honestly believe that Udre Udre was a cannibal? The BIGGEST cannibal in the history of mankind is a kaivalangi. Take a look around the world who is killing women and children is this proxy wars being fought, especially in the Middle East. It is the Kaivalangi (the real cannibals) who is doing all the killing but they blame Muslims.
      Of course the itaukei were at war with each other (just a little reminder these wars were fought before the introduction of Christianity) all protocols of war were to be followed ie NO WOMEN AND CHILDREN WERE TO BE KILLED!! Now you tell me who is the real cannibal; the kaivalangi or the itaukei. Take a listen to Madeleine Albright (former Secretary of State - a Christian)
      czcams.com/video/KP1OAD9jSaI/video.htmlsi=d9mBzTb8YwFNcmwn
      czcams.com/video/QRimyfmz0MA/video.htmlsi=bPQKoDyAqvpJHfl5

  • @manuwilson4695
    @manuwilson4695 Před rokem

    ...kaicolo.