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YouTube.com - "Aloha Ia O Wai'anae", Sung By Na Palapalai Featuring DeAndre Kamele Brackensick
Comments: "Aloha Ia O Wai'anae", sung by Na Palapalai featuring DeAndre Kamele Brackensick. This video was shot on11-20-10 at the "Mahalo Ke Akua 2010" concert in Castro Valley, California. Na Palapalai is Kuana Torres Kahele and Kehau Tamure. Sharing the stage with them is Shawn Ishimoto and Ioane Burns. To learn more about Na Palapalai visit their website at www.napalapalaimusic.com
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YouTube.com - Aloha Ia O Waianae
Comments: In a video taped interview given to Hailama by Mrs. Pilila`au's remaining two daughters, Agnes Kim & Mercy Garcia, they stated the song was Auntie Rachael Kaleiwahea's, who took the mele to Auntie Abbie to paka (edit). Since Mrs. Pilila`au had much to edit, she joined in ownership. Ka`ala is the highest mountain on O`ahu. Pôka`î means Pô the night of Î and was the name of a no longer existing coconut grove in the area of Kamaile, near the present site of Wai`anae Intermediate School. The correct name for Pôka`î bay is Nene`u. Ômalaea or Malaea is not the name of the rock which bears its name, the correct name is Nene`u. Malaea is the ancient name of the area where the Army Rest Camp is now located. Copyright 1973 Henry K. Kim
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