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The ʻotuhaka (ʻotu-haka: row-of-dancemovements) is a traditional Tongan group dance wherein the performers are seated and make gestures with their arms
ʻotuhaka
mean "picking flowers". Firitia Velt (1991). "The ʻotuhaka among the other Tongan dances". ʻOtuhaka, a Tongan Dance (PDF). Nukuʻalofa: Atensi Institute
Mako_(dance)
Traditional Tongan dance
contemporary Tongan tauʻolunga. Firitia Velt (1991). "The ʻotuhaka among the other Tongan dances". ʻOtuhaka, a Tongan Dance (PDF). Nukuʻalofa: Atensi Institute
Tauʻolunga
Type of dance
several dance forms (such as Taualuga) and choral song styles (including 'otuhaka) that were brought into the Kingdom of Tonga through cultural diffusion
Maulu'ulu
chiefly ceremonies. Some ancient dances are still performed, such as ula, ʻotuhaka and meʻetuʻupaki. Methodists were known for their extensive use of hymns
Culture_of_Tonga
Type of dance
Cibi Siva tau Haka Hula Firitia Velt (1991). "The ʻotuhaka among the other Tongan dances". ʻOtuhaka, a Tongan Dance (PDF). Nukuʻalofa: Atensi Institute
Kailao
may be degenerated to fahaʻiula. Traditionally, it is performed after an ʻotuhaka. It is still danced nowadays, although less popular than its descendant
Ula_(dance)
One-Step Oro (eagle dance) Orunyege-Ntogoro Oruro Diablada 'ote'a Otole dance ʻotuhaka Owa dance P'aquchi Pa'o'a Pachanga Padayani Padhar dance Pagode Paidushko
List_of_dances
Ancient Tongan group dance
ngalutai ngalu 'isa ke. Firitia Velt (1991). "The ʻotuhaka among the other Tongan dances". ʻOtuhaka, a Tongan Dance (PDF). Nukuʻalofa: Atensi Institute
Meʻetuʻupaki
Tongan group dance
Retrieved 18 January 2022. Firitia Velt (1991). "The ʻotuhaka among the other Tongan dances". ʻOtuhaka, a Tongan Dance (PDF). Nukuʻalofa: Atensi Institute
Soke_(dance)
action-song - hiva kakala - kava papalangi lakalaka - me'etu'upaki - 'otuhaka - ula conch - lali - nose-flute - nafa faikava - fiafia - hulohula Tuvalu
List of Oceanic and Australian folk music traditions
List_of_Oceanic_and_Australian_folk_music_traditions
prefers the guitar. Some ancient dances are still performed, such as ula, ʻotuhaka and meʻetuʻupaki. The lali or slit-gong, is still in use—as a substitute
Music_of_Tonga
stylistically, the dance form is a direct successor of the ancient Tongan ʻotuhaka having been synthesized with the Samoan Māuluulu which was imported during
Māʻuluʻulu
Tongan traditional dance
classified as a good dancer. Firitia Velt (1991). "The ʻotuhaka among the other Tongan dances". ʻOtuhaka, a Tongan Dance (PDF). Nukuʻalofa: Atensi Institute
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