Tika tonu Ue! Tika tonu atu ki a koe e tama Hiki nei koe aku whakaaro pakia He hiki aha tō hiki He hiki aha tō hiki i a ha ha tama te auau ana tama te mārō Inā hokia te tohe o te auau ana tau nei Ana kss, ana kss, ana kss aue Hi! He aha ra! He aha ra! He mahi mo runga I te marae e tau nei ko te tui! E ko te tui! Tika tonu!U.E! Kaea: Tika tonu!UE! Katoa: Tika tonu atu ki a koe, e tama Hiki nei koe aku whakaaro, pakia He hiki aha to hiki? He hiki roa to hiki? I a ha haaa tama, te uaua ana tama, te maaroo Roa ina hoki ra te tohe o te uaua naa e taau nei Aana Kss! Aana Kss! Aana Kss! Aue! Hiiiiii REPEAT
Tika Tonu! What is Right, is Always Right!
Tika Tonu Lyrics - Normal Speed. I also have a Tika Tonu Lyrics Video at Slower Speed for those still learning:https://youtu.be/c9mEF1RFr64 Wedding Haka - Tika Tonu - Waimarama Putara c.1915Leader: Tika tonu! Everyone: U - e! Leader: Tika tonu! Everyone: U. e! Tika tonu atu ki a koe, e tama. Tika Tonu Haka and full meaning Ki raro Taringa whakarongo, kia mau! Hi ! Ringaringa e torona kei waho hoki mai! Kss Kss Tika tonu! U - e! Tika tonu! U. e! Tika tonu atu ki a koe, e tama Hiki nei koe aku whakaaro, pakia! He hiki aha to hiki? He hiki roa to hiki? I a ha hā! Pay attention Listen up, take your stance! Hi! Arms outstretched, Tika Tonu Lyrics - Slow Speed. This Video is designed for those still learning the Haka Tika Tonu.I also have a Tika Tonu Lyrics Video at regular pace:https:.
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Waikato University's Tautoko files contains a text of Tika Tonu to which the Tainui chant E Ko Te Tui has been appended, PDF. MIRROR. This has caused some confusion. This is not a longer version of Tika Tonu. The chants are two distinct entities. The Maori queen took office in 1966, the Maori land rights march led by Dame Whina Cooper was in. All Tika tonu! Leader U. e! All Tika tonu atu ki a koe, e tama Hiki nei koe aku whakaaro, pakia! He hiki aha to hiki? He hiki roa to hiki? I a ha hā! E tama, te uaua ana E tama, te mārō. This songlist links you to 120+ popular Maori songs with lyrics, tunes, translations, song history and composer information. NEW * ZEALAND FO * LK * SONG W E B S I T E * Waiata Maori Song. Home. Pakeha Songs. Tika Tonu - integrity Tihore Mai Te Rangi - Rain, rain, go away Timatanga - rugby haka Tipirere. (What is right is always right!) Everyone: U - e! (In - deed! ) Leader: Tika tonu! (What is right is always right!) Everyone: U. e! (In - deed! ) Tika tonu atu ki a koe, e tama (Be true to yourself, my son!) Hiki nei koe aku whakaaro (I have been worried about you) pakia! (so pay attention) He hiki aha to hiki?
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Lyrics Categories Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. "Tika Tonu" is a Maori haka. Leader:Ki aro - Pay attentionKia whakaronga, kia mau! - Listen up, take your stance! Everyone: Hi !Leader:Ringaringa e torona - Arms outstretchedkei waho h.
Although many fans have asked for the lyrics so that they could join in, the lyrics are kept within the team as a means of keeping the team unified.. and began to perform the Maori "Tika Tonu" haka prior to games. At the start of the 2013 season, the team did not perform the haka live before home games (although it was still performed ahead. Tika Tonu may not be well known by name but it was the haka that was done at a wedding and that wedding video went viral all over the world. It was also written by my Great Great Grandfather, Waimarama Puhara. Which was written for his son, Moana.
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One of New Zealand's most well-known hakas, "Tika Tonu!" contains a powerful message of challenge, struggle, perseverance and achievement.This popular haka (vocal chant with movements) can be performed by choirs of any voicing. The arrangement includes exhaustive notes on pronunciation, and directions for movements. Voicing: any voicing "Tika Tonu" is a well-known Kahungunu ki Heretaunga haka. One of the earliest records of its being performed dates back to the 1870s. A three-hundred-strong group, led by chiefs Renata Kawepo, Paora Kaiwhata, and Peni Te Uamairangi, performed a haka pōwhiri on the banks of the Tūtaekurī River while the member of parliament Sir George.
