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Maria Angela Kahaʻawelani
Beckley Kahea (December 23, 1847 – July 11, 1909) was a high
chiefess during the
Hawaiian Kingdom. She was a
granddaughter of...
- Oli
kāhea are used to ask for
permission to
enter a forest,
since many
forests are
considered homes of the gods. In hula hālau, oli and mele
kāhea are...
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Maria Angela Kahaʻawelani
Beckley Kahea (1847–1909), from
March 24, 1893, to July 11, 1909
David Kaipeʻelua
Kahea (1845–1921), from
March 24, 1893, to...
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Southampton Film Festival's Lead
Actor Award for his role in the
short film
Kahea.
Diehl and
singer Julie Christensen were
married in 1992. They relocated...
- No
Kristo in 1976 and
released several more albums,
including Hoʻoluana,
Kahea O Keale, Keala,
Makaha Sons of Niʻihau and
Mahalo Ke Akua. The
group became...
- (procreation/genital),
kanikau (lamentation), hei (game), hoʻoipoipo (love), and
kāhea (expression/call out). An
important distinction between oli, hula, and mele...
- July 31, 2013. "Summit
Ecosystems —
KAHEA".
Kahea.org.
Retrieved July 31, 2013. "Sacred
Landscape —
KAHEA".
Kahea.org.
Retrieved July 31, 2013. "Hawaii...
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Helene Phillips (1980–1982),
Laura Melton (1980),
Michael Perea (1980),
Kahea Bright (1980–1984),
Janeen Best (1982–1983 & 1985),
Macarena Gandarillas...
- as Mrs.
Pauley John
Capodice as
Doyle Tony Page as Webb S****y
Desai as
Kahea Lee
Louis as
Officer Banyon Q – The
Winged Serpent was shot on location...
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Loggins for his CD
release party at Ala
Moana Center. No
Kristo (1976)
Kahea O
Keale (1977)
Keala (1978) Live at
Hanks Place (1978) Self
titled Album...
