Loke Campbell, Kia'i Maurille, and Maka Aniciete (from left) are dancers in the Halau 'o Keikiali'i, a traditional Hawaiian cultural group based in San Francisco, which will open Springstep's 2008-2009 performance series in Medford.
(RJ Muna)
Hawaiian dance troupe shows spiritual side of hula
Loke Campbell, Kia'i Maurille, and Maka Aniciete (from left) are dancers in the Halau 'o Keikiali'i, a traditional Hawaiian cultural group based in San Francisco, which will open Springstep's 2008-2009 performance series in Medford.
(RJ Muna)
Saying that the hula is a dance from Hawaii is like saying Robert Frost wrote a few poems. This doesn't begin to encompass the spirituality, outlook, and history that give the hula so much significance to native Hawaiians. (Full article: 600 words)
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