There are many forms of dance on the islands. Of course, it is the US, and all dances that are done on the US mainland are done here in HI.
Of the cultural dances, the most common are 2 kinds of hula (which, incidentally, just means 'dance'); the Taisian Tamure (known for the incrediblt fast hips; the haka (island/New Zealand/Maoran war dances); and, the typical dance of the Maori, which is a lot like hula but with very noticable hand shaking movements called 'win'. These movements represent the beating heart and flowing blood of life in the dance.
hula (ballroom dancing is called hulahula)
The hula, a Hawaiian dance
they like to dance!
No, it is Hawaiian.
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There is no Hawaiian word for Dragon. Nothing even comes close.
Hawaiians surf and dance for fun.
The address of the Hawaiian Music And Dance Foundation is: Po Box 4717, Honolulu, HI 96812-4717
each hula is a story hula means the hawaiian dance
The hula is a dance form which is normally accompanied by chants or a traditional Hawaiian song.
The word "hula" comes from the Hawaiian language, where it refers to a traditional dance form accompanied by chanting or singing. Hula is a cultural practice that holds symbolic and storytelling significance in Hawaiian culture.
Hawaiian dances are primarily represented by hula, which encompasses various styles, including hula kahiko (traditional) and hula 'auana (modern). Other forms of dance in Hawaiian culture include the mele hula, which combines song and dance, and the oli, a form of chant that can also be accompanied by movement. Each dance is rich in storytelling and cultural significance, often reflecting the history and values of the Hawaiian people.