I've actually seen a bunch of rugby guys performing a Maori haka. I don't know how authentic it was, as they were all drunk :) They were really fun guys though! A performance by a Maori group rather than a sports team is certainly different!
Did I ever tell you how much I LOVE your country? You are certainly blessed to come from such a beautiful place. Plus, I've got a soft spot for Kiwis! ;)
PS. The haka performed by my NZ friends, though they were inebriated at the time, was still a very emotion filled performance. You can totally see the pride and love for their country. It was really special to see :)
Oh yes, we can all perform a haka when the occasion warrants it - the guys that is, women do NOT do the haka. We can stand in the back and say the words though.
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Is it any WONDER that your country has produced the likes of such luminous talent as Dame Kiri te Kanawa, with national music such as this?!
I am in awe!
I've actually seen a bunch of rugby guys performing a Maori haka. I don't know how authentic it was, as they were all drunk :) They were really fun guys though! A performance by a Maori group rather than a sports team is certainly different!
Did I ever tell you how much I LOVE your country? You are certainly blessed to come from such a beautiful place. Plus, I've got a soft spot for Kiwis! ;)
PS. The haka performed by my NZ friends, though they were inebriated at the time, was still a very emotion filled performance. You can totally see the pride and love for their country. It was really special to see :)
Oh yes, we can all perform a haka when the occasion warrants it - the guys that is, women do NOT do the haka. We can stand in the back and say the words though.
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