‘Te Iwi E’ is much more than a song. It’s a pillar of Māori culture, a waiata that speaks about unity, identity, and belonging. “Te iwi e” means the people, and this piece is often sung to remind communities of their shared strength and responsibility toward one another. In Māori tradition, singing is not just performance. It’s storytelling, memory, and connection passed down through generations. The call-and-response structure and strong rhythmic drive reflect the collective spirit of the peopl

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