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Day 1 Te Matatini Profile: Waerenga Te Kaha

February 22, 2023

Waerenga Te Kaha's constituent iwi is Ngāti Hine and their rohe is Te Tai Tokerau. (Source: Te Karere / 1News)

Waerenga Te Kaha was established to educate future generations about Māori performing arts as well as taking the dialect and customs of Te Tai Tokerau to the world.

"Ko te whāngai i te hunga o āpōpō ki ngā kai karioi a Hinerēhia, a Tānerore me te hāpai ake i ngā akoranga a Marino Ka Tō, wānanga ako o Ngāti Hine me te kawe i te reo me te tū o Te Tai Tokerau ki te ao."

Tātai Henare and Hari Hohepa are the manukura tāne and manukura respectively and both along with Tapeka Henare serve as the group's leaders.

You can catch their full performance here.

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Waiata Tira (choral) N/A

Whakaeke (entrance) Kawiti Ka Wawata

Mōteatea (traditional chant) Te Kōhanga Reo

Waiata ā-ringa (action song) Ko Au Ki Muri Nei E

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