Leo Marais - Vaiho mai

Leo Marais chante Vaiho mai. Clip tourné par Sebdicam de Pollywood Films. http://sebdicam.skyrock.com

Poliahu par Oliviathai "Poliahu" is the Hawaiian Goddess of the snow, and makes her home atop of Mauna Kea, on the Big Island of Hawaii. Two main legends about Poliahu have survived. In this song, Poliahu is said to have met the ali'i Aiwohikupua on the Eastern slope of Mauna Kea. The two fell in love and Aiwohikupua took Poliahu home to his native Kauai. There Poliahu discovered that the ali'i was already betrothed to a princess of Maui, Hina. Poliahu left in dismay, but managed to first curse the betrothed. She first chilled the princess of Maui to the bone, then turned the cold into heat. Finally, the princess gave up and left her cursed husband. Later Poliahu similarly cursed Aiwohikupua, but instead of turning the chill to heat, she froze him to death. The appearance of the four goddesses in front of Aiwohikupua is defined by the memory of their otherworldly beauty. Poliahu is in general remembered as the most beautiful goddess of Hawai'i. ---------------------------------------- POLIAHU By Frank Kawaikapuokalani Hewitt Wai maka o Poliahu I ka 'eha a ke aloha Kaumaha i ka ha'alele O Aiwohikupua Anuanu ka 'iu kêhau O Mauna Kea A'ohe ana ipo aloha E ho'opumehana Hui: E ho'i mai (e ho'i mai) E ku'u ipo E ho'i mai (e ho'i mai) E pili kâua E ho'i mai (e ho'i mai 'oe) E ho'i mai 'oe e, e E ho'i mai 'oe Kau mai ka hali'a aloha O ka wa mamua Puolu ka wai o Nohi Ku'u mehameha He lei ko aloha No ku'u kino Pili poli hemo'ole No na kau akau Hui: E ho'i mai (e ho'i mai) E ku'u ipo E ho'i mai (e ho'i mai) E pili kâua E ho'i mai (e ho'i mai 'oe) E ho'i mai 'oe e, e E ho'i mai 'oe

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