This young man saved us all from being randomly chosen by these beautiful maori girls at Port Aventura Amusement Park in Salou, Spain. I mean, who hasn't dreamed of being on a desert island, surrounded by maori girls and all...but that doesn't mean you have to dress like a scarecrow for the joy of the crowd. Tourists!!!
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Friday, May 30, 2008
Maori Girls Dancing With Guest in Port Aventura
This young man saved us all from being randomly chosen by these beautiful maori girls at Port Aventura Amusement Park in Salou, Spain. I mean, who hasn't dreamed of being on a desert island, surrounded by maori girls and all...but that doesn't mean you have to dress like a scarecrow for the joy of the crowd. Tourists!!!
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They arnt Maori's mate, there Islanders, either Samoans, or Cook Islander, Tongan ... BUT NOT MAORI
ReplyDeleteAs I corrected myself thanks to a friend's suggestion, these are Polinesian. It was a big mistake of mine and I forgot there was also this post. Thanks for your help.
ReplyDeleteI am native Maori NZ
ReplyDeleteActually if they are from Rarotonga they are indeed Maori. If they are also Native NZ they are Maori. In reality Maori,(Native Rarotongan or NZ Maori.... Maohi,(Native Tahitian)..... Maoli (Native Hawaiian) are all the same people polynesian. It is the polynesian migration that changed our environment our lifestyle and our language over time. This is what brought about change to the culture. But it did not change us as a people...*smiles*