@te.warena: “According to some Māori traditions, the arriving waka made early landfalls in the eastern Bay of Plenty and Cape Runaway area before their descendants settled throughout Aotearoa.”

n33nā_jāy_tee :

ngl...I watched this multiple times koz this video was a Joy to watch. love this Waiata too. childhood memories of being in the Kapa Haka Roopu

Michelle Thomas :

It is wonderful to see the light coming back into your eyes ❤️❤️Sending love and positive thoughts to you and your family ❤️❤️❤️🕊️

🇳🇿 :

Proud to be maori 😁❤️🤍🖤

Iowna Kessler :

You look beautiful with your Moku.I hope I spelled it correctly.

h a w w a :

im dancing with you whaea!!! marika!!!

XXxxCARRIxxXX :

You look so beautiful!!

slippersntoast :

Oh my goodness - how beautiful! Eeeek where did you get that dress? And your hair!! You are shining 💚🌟

Lmp forlife33 :

lovely moko kauae 🥰

tiss :

ma'am... that dress 👌🏽

Dj.T.Rex :

yess 💯,I rowed 1 of the waka at Cape Runaway they had about 6 or 8 waka we were supposed to land 1st then it turned into a race for shore 🤣 all those that got a shore 1st capsized except ours was a rough day and whakaari (white Island ) was blowing its top even the Maori Queen and Pasifika kapa was a awesome experience 💯🥰😎

Paolo Cracchiolo :

Roberto ?

Gerardo Vallejos :

no tengo pruebas,,,,, pero tampoco dudas

MurphyMillie ☘️☘️🇮🇪 :

💚💚💚

Daniel :

TRINITÀ :

a me sembra Paolo villaggio 😫

Nichola & KaistorSt :

Love this x

Thisledome :

Luv this…… learning it 👍

Rebecca Taiaroa :

Ataahua Kia Koe 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

princess’anely 🌸 :

I love that song

Alleymay :

Ataahua.

Jeanyerns :

yay xoxo🥰