Category Archives: Hawaii Videos

Hawaiian Music – Kaleohano Israel Kamakawiwo’ole – IZ

PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL IF YOU LIKE THIS VIDEO. Hawaiian music at its best! Pure chicken skin performance by the late Israel Kamakawiwo’ole (IZ) at the 1996 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards. Listen to this message straight from the heart of Braddah IZ. On the biggest evening for Hawaiian music, the Makaha Sons decides to join Braddah Iz on stage and ho’oponopono all that had happened in their past. As I watched this broadcasted on KFVE I remember being overwhelmed with emotions. It was basically both sides saying sorry through their actions and voices. On June 26, 1997 Israel Kamakawiwo’ole died. Your music lives on Braddah IZ. Hawaiian Music lovers I share this one with you all. Malama pono from www.pipeline2paradise.com -Pu’ukani Kaleohano by Louis Moon Kauakahi Kaleohano, `o Kaleohano kou inoa Kaleohano (a name meaning:The Voice (of) Authority and Respect), Kaleohano (is) your name Ku’u home, ku’u home, ku’u home `o Keaukaha* My (in a form expressing affection) home, my home, my home, Keaukaha Kaulana `o Keaukaha Famous (is) Keaukaha (E hana hou i ka paukû mua loa ) (Repeat first verse) Kaleohano, `o Kaleohano kou inoa Kaleohano, Kaleohano (is) your name Ku’u ‘âina, ku’u kulâiwi, a huli i ke kai My land, my native land, and dashing and receding (is) the sea Kaulana `o Keaukaha. Famous (is) Keaukaha. Aloha au iâ Mauna Kea, i ke anu o ke ahiahi Love I Mauna Kea (meaning, White Mountain, referring to mountain on the island of Hawai`i), in the cold of the evening. Ho’olono …

Heading to Hawaii🌺

Hey guys! I know I haven’t recorded a lot. But work and school has gotten kind of stressful and crazy. Over spring break me and my family went to Hawaii and I just wanted to share some moments…

HAWAI “Lanikai Beach”

Lanikai Beach is located in Lanikai, a neighborhood within Kailua, on the windward coast of Oahu, Hawaii. This small 0.5 mile beach has been constantly ranked among the best beaches in the world.[1] Adjacent to Lanikai Beach is a primarily upper-class residential area, because of this it is only accessible through public beach access paths. Although the beach itself is public property, it is not state land and is not a county beach park like many beaches in Hawaii. There is no public parking lot and the area lacks facilities like restrooms, showers or lifeguards.[2] During the weekdays the beach is relatively empty, but on weekends during peak tourist season it can become extremely crowded. Lanikai is a popular spot for photo shoots as renowned models and photographers frequent the place on nice days. Due to its position on the east side of the island, Lanikai is recognized as being great place to watch the moonrise over the Mokuluas, especially during the full moon.