![]() The haka dance is still performed today during Māori ceremonies and special occasions, including family events, birthdays and weddings. Typically, these chants tell the story of the tribe’s ancestors and history. During this dance, men fiercely stick their tongues out, stomp their feet, and slap their body to the rhythm of loud chanting in their native tongue. Traditionally danced both on the battlefield, and when tribes came together peacefully, the Haka dance exists as a way for the Māori to display their tribe’s “pride, strength and unity” . ![]() ![]() On the other side of the world, indigenous New Zealanders are dancing the ancient war dance of the ancient Māori people. ![]()
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