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Tarryn

Tarryn Ryan

Ngāi Tahu,Ngāpuhi / Ngāti Kahu ki Whaingaroa

Ōtautahi | Christchurch

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Waiata | Sing

Kei te whakahaere au i te Parade ☺️☺️

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#Kaitahi - Matariki 2021
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Inapō, i haere māua ko ōku hoa ki te hākari o Matariki. I te tino tino rawe! E whitu ngā wāhanga kai māori, me kōrero, me katakata, me waiata. Pāia! I hope going forward, I can continue to celebrate Matariki and add to my memories.

Tarryn

I had planned to catch up with some friends to sing waiata and play kēmu, but I had to drive south for a tangi right at midday. I decided I would sing all the te reo waiata I knew for my hour long journey and even though I was alone, I could feel the amazing energy of everyone around Aotearoa participating in our Māori moment.

Tarryn

There's two main reasons I'm learning Te Reo Māori. The first is to help me to reconnect with my Māoritanga and the second is so that my boy doesn't grow up without the reo like I did. It's very exciting to see so many people participating.

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