_l-kokoa-hawaiian-independence-day-concert-2014-124-part-2-all-hawaii-stands-together.jpg "Lā Kūʻokoʻa Hawaiian Independence Day Concert 2014 | Part 2All Hawaii Stands Together from kanaka Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 28-Nov-2015
✓ Published: 28-Nov-2015
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* This video includes an informal tailpiece after the credits.nnIn this special 2014 performance singer songwriter Liko Martin leads other well known island musicians in his famous Hawaiian national anthem: ‘All Hawai‘i Stands Together’.nnThe performance weaves the story behind this revered song with unscripted narrations told by Leon Siu and Liko Martin.nnThe video was recorded at the 2014 Lā Kūʻokoʻa, Hawaiian Independence Day concert in Honolulu.On stage with Liko are Laulani Te
* This video includes an informal tailpiece after the credits.nnIn this special 2014 performance singer songwriter Liko Martin leads other well known island musicians in his famous Hawaiian national anthem: ‘All Hawai‘i Stands Together’.nnThe performance weaves the story behind this revered song with unscripted narrations told by Leon Siu and Liko Martin.nnThe video was recorded at the 2014 Lā Kūʻokoʻa, Hawaiian Independence Day concert in Honolulu.On stage with Liko are Laulani Te
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