- The
lakalaka (walking briskly) is a
Tongan group dance where the
performers are
largely standing still and make
gestures with
their arms only. It is considered...
-
Esitele Fuluhea Lakalaka, also
known as
Estelle Lakalaka, is a women’s
rights activist from
Wallis and ****una.
During the 1960s
Lakalaka began working in...
- That
Inspired Moana 2003 Live at Apia Park 2007 Live in
Concert 2006 "
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- (song composer/poet).
Normally in a
Lakalaka the
first stanza is
supposed to
greet the King and its chiefs. The
lakalaka in
particular is
normally Wallis...
- 'aparima, 'ote'a, haka, kapa haka, poi, Fa'ataupati, Tau'olunga, and
Lakalaka) that come from
other Polynesian islands such as Tahiti, The Cook Islands...
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President (1992–1994)
Mikaele Tauhavili,
President (1994–1996)
Keleto Lakalaka,
President (1996–1997)
Victor Brial,
President (1997–1999)
Soane Mani Uhila...
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Toshidon Kumbh Mela
Kumiodori Kunqu ****yattam
Ladkah Buddhist chantings Lakalaka Lenj
boats Lhamo Longquan celadon Mak yong
Manipuri Sankirtana Mangal Shobhajatra...
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people of
Kanokupolu are the only ones
allowed to
dress in a
particular lakalaka costume,
called the folaʻosi, when they
perform this dance.[citation needed]...
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Kumina Kummi Kurdish dance (Iran and Iraq) Kw****a kw****a
Lafina Lahasua Lakalaka Lambada Lambeth Walk
Lambri Kamara Lap
dance Larakaraka Lasya Latin dance...
- Polska,
Hambo Switzerland Ländler
Syria Dabke Thailand Thai
dance Tonga Lakalaka Trinidad and
Tobago Limbo, Soca,
Calypso Turkey Zeybek, Halay,
Horon Turkmenistan...
