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_mele-ku-haaheo-e-kuu-hawaii.webp "The mana of mele (chants, songs) is immeasurable. As our lāhui strives to empower ourselves, celebrate our patriots, and connect more strongly with one another around shared aloha āina goals, we do so with the mana of mele.n nWith the support and blessing of the haku mele (composer) of Mele Ku Haaheo e Kuu Hawaii, Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, we share this mele with ka poʻe i aloha i ka ʻāina (patriots, people who aloha our ʻāina). Her hope is that it might strengthen, connect, and inspire us")
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_k-haaheo-e-kuu-hawaii.webp "The refrain of this mele is “Kū haʻaheo, e kuʻu Hawaiʻi.” When we perform it, we are making a commitment. A pact to do just that, to stand proudly. This is a modern mele, written in contemporary times, but it calls back to mele and moʻolelo traditions of the past, because what we stand for when we chant these words is what we have always stood for as a people. The ʻāina and the lāhui.nnThis video was recorded on April 3rd, 2015, one day after the first arrests were made on the mauna,")
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