The hula
The traditional dance of Hawaii are as vibrant as the rolling waves in its beaches. The moves are actually expressions of what Hawaii is, a land of beauty, grace, and spirituality.
Hawaiians actually believe that the first hula was performed by a god or goddess. Because of this, the dance is considered more as a sacred ritual than as a form of entertainment. But through time, the hula became a part of celebrations and not just a spiritual performance or a form of worship.
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is as vibrant as the rolling waves in its beaches. The moves represent expressions of what Hawaii is. A land of beauty, grace, and spirituality. Hawaiians actually believed that this dance was first performed a God or Goddess! Because of that, the Hula was considered more a sacred ritual, but over the time, the Hula became a part of celebrations and not just a spiritual performance or form of worship. Along with the Hawaiian dance, songs and artwork pieces are also used for expressing culture and tradition. Hawaiians really do take pride in their land and its beauty!
The Hawaiian life, culture, and innate beauty.