Pōkarekare Ana - A Māori Love Song

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Pōkarekare Ana - A Māori Love Song

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This 2002 documentary explores the stories behind one of Aotearoa’s most beloved songs: 'Pōkarekare Ana'. Claims for the authorship of the waiata aroha are examined, and Kiwis famous and lesser known reflect on the song’s place in the culture. Directed by Chas Toogood, the doco features classic performances: from St Joseph’s Girls’ Choir singing in the Waitomo Caves in 1960, to Inia Te Wiata going low in English, Kiri Te Kanawa soaring in concert, Hinewehi Mohi enlisting a 30,000 strong leagu...

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Video

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2002

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/pokarekare-ana-song

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pokarekare ana / maori / song / songwriting / takitimu performing arts / david beatson / wayne baxter / charles ropatini / awhita cultural group / awitia cultural group / st joseph's maori girls / maisey rika / inia te wiata / kiri te kanawa / howard morrison / westpac stadium / wellington stadium / warriors / rugby league / henare te ua / paraire tomoana / apiranga ngata / apirana ngata / rau green / max cryer / waiata / kuini raerena / air new zealand / rotorua / anthem / david lange / tama tamoana / ngatai huata / nina baxter / maori love story / māori / māori love story / nz on air / new zealand on air / 2002 / 2000s / 00s / māori culture / hinewehi mohi / dame kiri te kanawa / rugby / identity / new zealand identity / ngāti porou / ngati porou / waiapu river / waiapu river valley / kahungunu / pōkarekare ana

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