KS Hawai_i advanced colloquial Hawaiian language students create an original mele to honor our class of 2021, Lonomakaihe.
Contributed by Shaundor Chillingworth
ʻO Lonomakaihe is an original mele composed by Papa Kamaʻilio Advanced Colloquial Hawaiian Language students Keola Shores-Ulep, Nanea Villanueva, Hiʻilei Hauanio & Makana Konanui Tucker celebrating and honoring our senior class, Lonomakaihe, as we move into the season of Lono.
Mahalo e ka papa Kamaʻilio i ka hula, oli, hoʻokani pila, pāleoleo a me ke kahakiʻi ʻana mai.
I mua e nā pōkiʻi ā inu i ka wai ʻawaʻawa
A holomua me ka lōkahi, ke kumu, a me ka mana
ʻO mākou ka huliau, ʻo mākou nō ke kupu
Like the spears, charge forth with strength
Holomua in unity with intent and strength
We are the change, we are the growth
Nanea Villanueva is one of the haumāna who wrote and performed this mele to help honor her class, Lonomakaihe.
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