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How Samoan (Chief) Titles Are Bestowed To A Person And Orators Role In Ceremony. Video 1 of 8

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Uploaded by on Oct 7, 2011

This is an educational video of "how" titles are bestowed in the Samoan culture and the intimate role of the "Tulafale" or "Orator" in the process. This example is a bestowal of the title "Faafotutupu Maualaivao" to my (Bob Ainuu Afamasaga) younger brother, Vaipou Afamasaga by the late, His Highness Malietoa Tanumafili II and his village of Malie. Vaipou is a descendant of the Mataafa Fiame Faumuina, Malietoa Ainuu and Malietoa Moli family. This is the first segment of a series of 8 Video clips [1 hr plus minutes]. Many of us Samoans who lived overseas have never witness these traditions. Appreciate Nuu Devoe for recording this. Thanks.

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  • thank you for posting this video. The whole series is very informational and makes me proud to be a Samoan.

  • who sings this song??

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