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Te Hau Nui No Pirae
Chants Traditionnnels du Heiva 1988-1998
The group You Hau Nui (great peace) began performing in 1988 under the name of Tamarii Putea, then under the name of Te Vai Nui, and then as Te Hau Nui No Pirae. The himene ruau is sung acapella (without music) on a slow tempo by mixed group and soloists sitting in arc of circle in front of a chief. The ute is a song interpreted on a rate/rhythm very removed by two or three people accompanied by traditional and more modern instruments (guitar, ukulele, harmonica and accordion) and takes a tone often very satirical.
Fataua te afaa (Tavara), Fataua te afaa (Himene ruau), Ute pari pari "Te vai nei Titioro" (Ute), Te natura, te reva, te fenua, te moana (Himene ruau), Parau teie te nunaa maohi e (Tarava), Nunaa maohi e (Himene ruau), Ute pari pari nunaa maohi e (Ute), Himene tarava Matahi tane (Tarava), Himene ruau Matahi Tane (Himene ruau), Ute pari pari no te aito Matahi aroha (Ute), Himene tarava o Hiro tane (Tarava), Himene ruau o Hiro (Himene ruau), Ute o Hiro tane (Ute), Parau no te vaa o te maohi (Himene ruau), Te va'a (Tarava), Te va'a (Ute),
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