haarua
Haarua is a traditional Māori dance form that originated in New Zealand. It is a group dance that involves a series of intricate footwork patterns, often performed to the accompaniment of traditional Māori instruments such as the taonga puoro (flute) and the pō (drum). The dance is characterized by its fluidity, precision, and the use of body movements to create a sense of rhythm and harmony.
The term "haarua" translates to "to dance" in the Māori language. The dance is typically performed by
Haarua is often performed at cultural events, such as weddings, funerals, and celebrations, as well as in
The steps and movements of haarua are passed down through generations, and each dance group may have