apologize for the video quality but the song's really nice. : D maori love song. + Informações

dedicated to "Double Vision" (Pete, Miriam, Sher and my friend Willie Williamson) Maori Love Song was by New Zealand group Double Vision in 1973. They recorded the song in South Africa while on tour with 4 Jacks and a Jill. It went to number 5 on the Springbok Radio Charts. Released on CD on Yesterday's Best Volume 3 (PolyGram, 1996) and Top 40 Hits Of All-Time Vol 4 (JP Music, 1994). + Informações

LM Radio 1972. + Informações

Track from New Zealand band that reached no 5 on the South African Springbok Radio charts in July 1973. + Informações

TAI AROHA Maori love song an octave higher music& lyrics from www.youtube.com. + Informações

Friedrich Schütter, Maori Love Song 1975. + Informações

Maori Love Song.. and then they get serious :) Whakarewarewa 2008. + Informações

Marie Te Hapuku sings the beautiful Maori love song, "Pokarekare ana". The "choir" in the recording is the audience, who spontaneously joined in her performance. More info about the artist can be found at maorisoprano.com. + Informações

You can read the story of this song here: www.newciv.org. + Informações

Recorded in Hotel Sudima, Rotorua, New Zealand, July 2006. The famous Maori love song Pokarekare ana.. + Informações

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Recorded in South Africa in 1972. Reached Number 5 on Springbok Radio's Top 20 in 1973 and stayed in the Top 20 for 21 weeks and earnt us a Gold Disc! Check out another track by searching Double Vision Karu Karu.. + Informações

Maori love song a tainui classic beautiful recorded AUT preformed by Kieran and Ngawai artist unknowen. + Informações

A video made for my grandparents 50th wedding anniversary while I was in New Zealand.. + Informações

Pokarekare Ana is a traditional New Zealand love song, probably communally composed about the time World War I began in 1914. www.youtube.com inspired by this. fr.wikipedia.org You can see all the history about this song as well as the translations, the lyrics.. + Informações

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Organ toccata from Martin Setchell's Pokarekare Ana Suite, based on the beautiful Maori love song of the same name. Includes footage of the organ interior. Recorded on the Christchurch Town Hall Rieger pipe organ by Martin Setchell.. + Informações

Sure to bring tears to the eyes of Kiwis far from home, "Pokarekare Ana" is a traditional New Zealand love song. It was probably communally composed about 1914. Song-writer Paraire Tomoana, who polished up the song in 1917 and published the words in 1921, wrote that it emanated from the North of Auckland and was popularised by M?ori soldiers who were training near Auckland before embarking for the war in Europe. I can't re-do this at a higher resolution as the original was captured on a SONY Handycam on Video-8 in 1999.. + Informações

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Ardijah - Silly Love Songs No copyright intended. All rights go to the artists and publishers of the songs.. + Informações

Last part of David Leas Speech at Nick and Jill Tabers wedding Reception at Whitehall Montana USA on Sat 3rd Oct 2009, Nicks uncle David Lea from Pahiatua New Zealand tells a short joke then invites his Kiwi family from New Zealand up to sing a traditional "Maori" love song (WAIATA) to Nick and Jill. "PO KARI KARI ANA" is the most popular Maori love song in New Zealand and is thought of as the "Unofficial" National Anthem.. + Informações

very beautiful song by the great Greek singer Nana Mouskouri. a little about her. Nana Mouskouri born Ioánna Moúschouri on October 13, 1934, in Chania, Crete, Greece. is a singer who is confirmed to have sold between 200 and 300 million records worldwide in a career spanning over five decades, making her one of the best-selling music artists of all time. She was known as Nána to her friends and family as a child. (Note that in Greek her surname is pronounced with the stress on the first syllable - MOOS-hoo-ree - rather than the second.) She has recorded songs in many different languages, including Greek, French, English, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, Welsh and Maori. Mouskouri currently lives in Switzerland with Chapelle, and up until her final performance in 2008 performed hundreds of concerts every year throughout her career. In 2004, her French record company released an unprecedented 34-CD box set of more than 600 of Mouskouri's mostly-French songs. In 2006 she made a guest appearance at that year's Eurovision Song Contest which was held, for the first time ever, in her native Greece. In the same year, she announced her plans to retire. From 2006 until 2008, she conducted a farewell concert tour of Europe, Australia, Asia, South America, the United States, and Canada. On July 23, 2008, Mouskouri gave her final 'Farewell Concert' performance at the ancient Herodes Atticus Theatre, in Athens, Greece, before a packed stadium, including Greece's prime minister .... + Informações

This played a lot for many years in the early 1990s on Hawaiian radio, and I was surprised that I could not find it anywhere... I hope you enjoy the sweet memories it brings.. Here are the words recently located: Mon Cheri, Mon Cheri... ea ho'i'wau Je t'aime, Je t'aime Te Tiare 'O'oe ka ia e te tiare - You are the one tiare blossom Kekoho pono a ka pu'uwai - Perfect within my heart I ke 'ala e milimili - We linger in the sweet fragrance I ka nani e ho'onanea - We delight in the beauty 'O ka 'i'ini o ke aloha - How I deeply yearn E lilo 'oe he ipo na'u - For you, my sweetheart. + Informações

Misiela Unko Henry singing Once Were Warriors Love Song and Bob Marley Cover "Waiting in Vain" Also featuring Misiela lol....... + Informações

This is my interpretation of the Maori love song EI Po made famous by Prince Tui Teka. I think the song was written by Tuini Ngawai a famous Ngati Porou composer. I did this because people said the other one had kaka sound.. + Informações