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Malialole

Polynesian music & dance group Malialole is working to preserve the culture in Utah.

02/13/2020

This Is Utah

Malialole

Clip: Season 2 Episode 2 | 7m 6sVideo has Closed Captions

Polynesian music & dance group Malialole is working to preserve the culture in Utah.

Merine “Vida” Tu’itama’alelagi Hafoka and her son Haviar “Havi” Tuitama Hafoka run Malialole, a Polynesian music and dance group that celebrates and preserves Pacific Islander art, culture, and history. Now three generations strong, Malialole is spreading Polynesian culture to today’s youth, helping to foster a sense of identity and strengthen the community of Pacific Islanders in Utah.

02/13/2020

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