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XXIV Festival Seminar 2014

Come with us to experience the XXIV Annual Festival Seminar. It will take place in Mexico City in two stages … Continue reading

Letter from Hawai’i – Tulsi Gabbard

It is with great honor and pleasure that I welcome the event hosts, coordinators, participants, kumu, staff, audience, and everyone … Continue reading

Letter from Hawaii – Senator Brian Schatz

I extend my personal greetings of aloha and congratulations to Ka Leo O Na Hula, AC in Mexico on the … Continue reading

Letter from Hawaii – Neil Abercrombie & ShanTsutsui

Aloha mai kākou (greetings to everyone) attending the 24 th Annual Ka Leo O Nā Hula Festival and Seminar being … Continue reading

Letter from Hawaii – Mazie K. Hirono

Alohoa and welcome to all of you attenging the 24th Annual Ka Leo O Na Hula, AC Festival-Seminar in Mexico … Continue reading

Letter from Hawaii – Kirk Caldwell

I am pleased to send my warmest aloha to everyone on the occasion of the 24Eh Aimual Ka Leo 0 … Continue reading

Letter from Hawaii – Colleen W Hanabusa

On behalf of the First Congressional District of Hawai’i. I send my warmest aloha to Ka Leo O Na Hula, … Continue reading

Leter from Hawai’i – Colette Machado

Aloha mai Kākou, On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, I am pleased to … Continue reading

Welcome – Aloha

Ka Leo O Nā Hula, AC is a civil association founded in Mexico in order to: “To preserve the customs and traditions of Polynesia through their dances, legends, history, language and crafts.”

Started in 1990 as a result of the concern of a group of five teachers from Mexico when they perceived that there were many people interested in the dances of Polynesia and their concern to make sure they kept the traditions as true to the original of each culture.

From this came the idea of ​​Ka Leo O Nā Hula, AC to organize lectures, seminars, festivals, trade, cultural trips, etc.. The greatest interest was focused on inviting teachers mainly from Tahiti Hawai’i to share their culture directly.

In 1990 the Earl Maikahikinapamaikala Tenn. kumu hula (Pamai) visited Mexico City to provide the first hula exclusive basic class: heke ipu touch and footwork and hip. He also taught dancing kahiko and auana. Since then Pamai has taught basic choreography seminars, always emphasizing the importance of the basics or fundamentals of the hula.

Ka Leo O Nā Hula, AC, from its inception to the present, has focused mainly on the culture of Hawai’i and organizes an annual seminar hula festival since 1991.
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