Maori Music Month - Toni Huata releases new video 'Waiora'
Maori Music Month - Toni Huata releases new video 'Waiora"
Announcing the video release of ‘WAIORA’ by Toni Huata.
In the wake of a busy Matariki season, which saw Toni Huata performing new works throughout Aotearoa. Toni in celebration August’s Māori Music Month, will be performing this weekend as part of ‘New World’, at ‘Aotearoas Most Talented’ on 16th, Te Mata Peak on 18th, ‘Te Reo Ki Tua’ on 23/24th and is very happy to announce the release of her new video ‘WAIORA” from her upcoming album ‘Te Rerenga – The Journey’ due for release during Maori Language Week 10-16 September 2018
‘This song is my acknowledgement to our
waters, the rejuvenation within our bodies and with the
environment. ‘WAIORA’ refers to life water and is also
one of identity. Our bodies are made up of mostly water so
it is not surprising that we are affected heavily by the
lack of water within our environment and ourselves. I truly
identify with fresh water or waimāori and my river that
influenced me growing up being Te Wairoa Hopupu Honengenenge
Matangirau in Wairoa, which is also our reflective,
spiritual waters – wairua. This song is one for inner and
outer hauora and certainly one of refection” Toni
Huata
This stunning video by Motion Valley, features Oribe Maipi, in search of her truth and being drawn to what rejuvenates her and in the end what replenishes the land.
Many thanks to Te Māngai Pāho, Paddy Free
and Motion Valley for their support and the stunning
locations of Wainamu and Studio63,
ngā mihi aroha ki a
koutou katoa.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/q2adlZAbEVY
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