yes geneogically we are related and yes their are similarities between the dance of africa and the cook islands but like all things human we have evolved and our dance/music represents the 12 inhabited islands of the cook group one major difference between us and africa is the language i believe you will agree on that point may god watch over us all thankyou maata e kia manuia kotou katoatoa aroa nui.
@timzes From the drums, to the costumes, to the sway of the hips, to the singing, everything. Yep, the signs are certainly there. I'm very familiar with where we do this type things. So I agree with you, timzes.
yes geneogically we are related and yes their are similarities between the dance of africa and the cook islands but like all things human we have evolved and our dance/music represents the 12 inhabited islands of the cook group one major difference between us and africa is the language i believe you will agree on that point may god watch over us all thankyou maata e kia manuia kotou katoatoa aroa nui.
teakaora 6 months ago
, mako rai teia pupu .. tumeke !
koai teia aronga ?
MATAKIRI1990 2 years ago
Cook Islands = my homeland <3
xmoofiebabyx 2 years ago
ITS Sooooooooo NOT Africanishim
ianfac3y 3 years ago
Sooooooooo Africanishim, which makes it so hot kool and spunkish, thank you Aitutaki.
timzes 3 years ago
@timzes
As an African myself, who knows our varied dances, I agree that it IS very Africanish.
The signs are obviously there, but they wouldn't know that; the history must be somewhat forgotten if one cannot obviously notice it. lol
thotsins 11 months ago
@timzes From the drums, to the costumes, to the sway of the hips, to the singing, everything. Yep, the signs are certainly there. I'm very familiar with where we do this type things. So I agree with you, timzes.
thotsins 11 months ago
Is this a Aitutaki group?????
dalmeny 3 years ago
what group is dis?...
Rongotapaikura 3 years ago
HAHAH IEEEEE KOKOOOOOO!!
PwInceSsaHkS 3 years ago