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Siblings… no this is not ai We’re not Kumu Hula — just sharing the a few basics with love, respect, and aloha. Please continue your hula journey by finding a Kumu & Hālau near you #hulabasics#hula#hawaii#northshore#oahu
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Siblings… no this is not ai We’re not Kumu Hula — just sharing the a few basics with love, respect, and aloha. Please continue your hula journey by finding a Kumu & Hālau near you #hulabasics#hula#hawaii#northshore#oahu

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2,000,000 views • 17 days ago

Hula Lesson, 4 basic Hula steps. Mirror image We’re not Kumu Hula — just sharing the a few basics with love, respect, and aloha. Please continue your hula journey by finding a Kumu & Hālau near you 🌿 #hula #hawaii #polynesian#polynesiandancing#oahu
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Hula Lesson, 4 basic Hula steps. Mirror image We’re not Kumu Hula — just sharing the a few basics with love, respect, and aloha. Please continue your hula journey by finding a Kumu & Hālau near you 🌿 #hula #hawaii #polynesian#polynesiandancing#oahu

Shinehah100

761,400 views • 25 days ago

He Mele No Lilo means “A Song for Lilo.” It’s the opening chant in Lilo & Stitch. The words come from an older chant, He Inoa No Kākuhihewa, a great chief of Oʻahu remembered for peace, prosperity, and generosity. Some versions also reference King Kalākaua, who revived hula and Hawaiian culture. This version was performed by Mark Kealiʻi Hoʻomalu with the Kamehameha Schools Children’s Chorus. The chant honors Hawaiian leaders and connects Lilo’s story to Hawaiian history 🌿#hula#hawaii#polynesian #polynesiandancing #oahu
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He Mele No Lilo means “A Song for Lilo.” It’s the opening chant in Lilo & Stitch. The words come from an older chant, He Inoa No Kākuhihewa, a great chief of Oʻahu remembered for peace, prosperity, and generosity. Some versions also reference King Kalākaua, who revived hula and Hawaiian culture. This version was performed by Mark Kealiʻi Hoʻomalu with the Kamehameha Schools Children’s Chorus. The chant honors Hawaiian leaders and connects Lilo’s story to Hawaiian history 🌿#hula#hawaii#polynesian #polynesiandancing #oahu

Shinehah100

64,100 views • 1 year ago

Hula translation. He Mele No Lilo means “A Song for Lilo.” It’s the opening chant in Lilo & Stitch. The words come from an older chant, He Inoa No Kākuhihewa, a great chief of Oʻahu remembered for peace, prosperity, and generosity. Some versions also reference King Kalākaua, who revived hula and Hawaiian culture. This version was performed by Mark Kealiʻi Hoʻomalu with the Kamehameha Schools Children’s Chorus. The chant honors Hawaiian leaders and connects Lilo’s story to Hawaiian history 🌿#hula#hawaii#polynesian #polynesiandancing #oahu
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Hula translation. He Mele No Lilo means “A Song for Lilo.” It’s the opening chant in Lilo & Stitch. The words come from an older chant, He Inoa No Kākuhihewa, a great chief of Oʻahu remembered for peace, prosperity, and generosity. Some versions also reference King Kalākaua, who revived hula and Hawaiian culture. This version was performed by Mark Kealiʻi Hoʻomalu with the Kamehameha Schools Children’s Chorus. The chant honors Hawaiian leaders and connects Lilo’s story to Hawaiian history 🌿#hula#hawaii#polynesian #polynesiandancing #oahu

Shinehah100

25,500 views • 1 year ago

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