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Children Dressed in traditional Polynesian Clothes, Atiu Island, Cook Island, Polynesia, South Pacific Ocean (photo)
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Children Dressed in traditional Polynesian Clothes, Atiu Island, Cook Island, Polynesia, South Pacific Ocean (photo)
Atiu Island. Cook Island. Polynesia. South Pacific Ocean. Children dressed in traditional Polynesian dances and interpret Polynesian dances organized at Hotel Villas Atiu Atiu island. The Cook Islands lie northeast of New Zealand in the South Pacific Ocean. Cook Islanders are related to the Maori of New Zealand and the inhabitants of French Polynesia (commonly referred to as Tahiti). Cook Islands dance traditions are kept alive through festivals, celebrations and performances for tourists. Cook Islanders living abroad in the United States, Australia and New Zealand perform their dances as a form of cultural preservation. Dances of the Cook Islands have much in common with other Polynesian dance forms. More widely known dance styles such as the hula from Hawaii and the tamure from Tahiti share similar mythology and dance themes. Cook Island dance performances often include chanting and singing among the dances, which tell stories or serve as spiritual communion with the Polynesian deities. Womens Choreography: Men and women dance together in performances, though in separate groups. The womens movements feature side-to-side movements of the hips. These movements are controlled by the knees. The hips must be energetic, with large, pronounced moves, but the upper body must stay graceful, with the shoulders remaining still. Some movement in the arms and hands may accompany the dance, but it must be carefully controlled. Mens Choreography: While the womens silhouette is vertical with movements centered on the hips, men dance closer to the ground, with stronger movements in a distinctive bent-knee pose. The men move their knees in a quick open-and-close fashion. Grass adornments on the lower legs accentuate these moves. Music: Distinctive drum beats propel the traditional dance music in the Cook Islands. Contact with Europeans introduced string instruments to Polynesians, which they adapted into their music. The ukulele became an iconic instrument of Hawaii. Photographed in 2013
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