Aonua

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
Whetu - Reach For The Stars 00:00 Tools
Kainga (Home) 00:00 Tools
Spirit of the Deep 00:00 Tools
Matauranga (Under the Sea) 00:00 Tools
Aotearoa (Land of the Long White Cloud) 00:00 Tools
Whetu (The Stars Are Shining Above) 00:00 Tools
Matauranga - Under The Sea 00:00 Tools
Whakarongo (Listen and See) 00:00 Tools
Karanga (Call From My Heart) 00:00 Tools
Haere Mai (Welcome to My Shores) 00:00 Tools
Karanga - Call From My Heart 00:00 Tools
Pumahara (Live in My Memory) 00:00 Tools
Rawhiti (Sunshine and Happiness) 00:00 Tools
Haere Ra (Goodbye My Friend) 00:00 Tools
Te Moana (The Ocean Blue) 00:00 Tools
Whanga (I Will Wait for You) 00:00 Tools
Kia Kaha (Stay Strong) 00:00 Tools
Pumahara 00:00 Tools
Haere Ra Hakari (Farewell Celebration) 00:00 Tools
Whakarongo - Listen & See 00:00 Tools
Wairua 00:00 Tools
Haerenga (The Journey) 00:00 Tools
Te Moana 00:00 Tools
Te Moana - The Ocean Blue 00:00 Tools
Under The Sea 00:00 Tools
Kainga 00:00 Tools
Karanga (Call From My Heart)***compilation by ZONG***www.trancelaciya.com*** 00:00 Tools
Whakarongo 00:00 Tools
Karanga 00:00 Tools
Kainga - Home 00:00 Tools
Kainga (Home) - 0:00 00:00 Tools
Whanga - I Will Wait For You 00:00 Tools
Whanga 00:00 Tools
Haere Mai - Welcome To My Shores 00:00 Tools
Haerenga - The Journey 00:00 Tools
Whakarongo (www.aonua.com) 00:00 Tools
Aotearoa (www.aonua.com) 00:00 Tools
Te Moana (www.aonua.com) 00:00 Tools
Haere Ra - Goodbye My Friend 00:00 Tools
Kia Kaha - Stay Strong 00:00 Tools
Matauranga 00:00 Tools
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AONUA are a musical collaboration from the South Pacific islands of New Zealand comprising Maori vocalist Taisha and composer/producer Malcolm Smith. Their music is a unique blend of Polynesian instruments, Maori vocals, native wildlife and nature mixed with modern instrumentation with the purpose of taking the listener away on a mystical South Pacific journey. It has been described as spiritual and healing. The lyrics are written in Maori (the indigenous people of New Zealand) and English so that the listener can hear the beauty of the Maori language while still understanding the meaning of the songs. Their self titled debut album Aonua was released in 2008. Artist Website: www.aonua.com MySpace: AONUA Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.