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Title:	Hawaiian Hula Dance I Love Song I Aloha Akua I I Bitan Purokayastha
Contributing Artist:	International Folk
Album:	Hawaiian Hula Dance I Love Song I Aloha Akua I I Bitan Purokayastha - Single
Date:	15 January 2022
Duration:	4 Menit 20.00 detik
Type of file:	Audio MP3 (.mp3)
Audio Summary:	mp3, 44100 Hz, stereo, s16p, 128 kb/s

Hawaii is a state in the Western United States, located in the #PacificOcean about 2,000 miles from the U.S. mainland. It is the only state outside North America, the only state that is an archipelago, and the only state in the tropics. Hawaii is also one of four U.S. states that were once independent nations along with Vermont, Texas and California.
Hula is a sensuous mimetic Hawaiian dance, performed sitting or standing, with undulating gestures to instrumental or vocal chant. Originally, the #hula was a religious dance performed by trained dancers before the king or ordinary people to promote fecundity, to honor the gods, or to praise the chiefs. Hula has a long history with the peoples of #Hawaii , but was almost eradicated in the nineteenth century, when Protestant missionaries saw it as lewd and attempted to stamp it out. It became popular as a secular dance form in the early part of the twentieth century, but rediscovered its religious footing after the 1970s and the Hawaiian Renaissance. Hula, like many forms of dance, is an expression of much more than simply body language, and in its movements and chants can be found the history, culture, and, some say, the soul of the Hawaiian people.
The origins of the hula are murky, at best. The first point of question is where the first hula was performed. People often associate hula with men and women in short grass skirts, rapidly gyrating their hips and twirling fire. Unfortunately, that’s not hula dancing. That’s a #Polynesian form of dance, popular at luaus. No, hula, authentic hula, is a slower, soulful dance, primarily performed by women, though when captain Cook landed on the island now known as Kauai and his crew members wrote about hula dances being performed by both men and women.
The Big Island, Oahu, Kauai and Molokai all claim to be the birthplace of hula.
The next issue is who first performed it. Some say Hopoe, a companion of the goddess Hi’iaka, was the first dancer. Others believe it was Kapo’ulakina’u (Kapo), the goddess of fertility who first danced the hula. Finally, a third myth says the first hula dancer was the navigator goddess Laka.
Between 1819 (marked by the death of Kamehameha I) and 1874, many Christian Hawaiians considered the hula immoral. So much so that in 1830, Queen Ka’ahumanu, a Christian convert, made it illegal to perform the hula in public places. Upon her death in 1832, many began ignoring the law and again performed in public. In 1874, Kalakaua became king, and during his reign the hula again became officially public. It was performed at both his 1883 coronation and an 1886 jubilee celebration.
Indian Polyglot, multi-instrumentalist, folklorist, poet and mad-genious music composer #BitanPurokayastha is the writer and composer of this poem-song “Aloha Akua” (Love of god), which was translated in Hawaiian language from English by #SanuFigiel (Colombian folklorist and musician) . Those who have helped in this project in many ways, they are Sarah Hupla, Belle, Lilly, Killi Kekuha, Jessica Turu, Beverly Noa etc.
English transformation of the poem “Aloha Akua” :
Love you, love so much
Love of green leaves
Love of colorful flowers
Love of air, sky and sun
Sometimes love is night moon
The trees know love
Full of love
Love of fire and water
Love of God