Скачать или смотреть Hula How-To with Snowbird Bento | If Cities Could Dance

In this hula tutorial, Honolulu Kumu Hula (hula instructor) Snowbird Bento and the dancers from her hālau hula (hula school), Ka Pā Hula O Ka Lei Lehua, demonstrate wāwae (foot) and lima (hand) movements. They dance to the song “This is the Rain,” composed by Kumu Hula Johnny Lum Ho. Kumu Johnny passed it down to Kumu Snowbird, who now uses the song to teach the basics of hula ‘auana movements to kids and beginners.

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🌺 Follow along as they break down some foundational moves:
0:00-0:33 Introduction
0:33-0:43 Posture
0:43-1:09 Kāholo (to move)
1:09-1:42 Pā and Lima (hands)
1:42-1:55 Wāwae (feet)
1:55-2:08 Ipu Heke
2:08-2:36 "This is the Rain" by Johnny Lum Ho dance breakdown
2:36-3:58 "This is the Rain" performance
3:58-4:18 Outro and Credits

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