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Toere et Punu Sao | Raimana Bareille | TEDxPapeete


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hello everyone so why tolerate

for us that or so the turn and that’s

a traditional Polynesian instrument

and the water sprout or us who wants

say box and sao which is a biscuit in

makes his leg well known to Polynesians

it’s a box of metal biscuits

or I’m just doing the comparison

between a traditional instrument and

it’s adoptable it’s this adaptation

precisely to a box of imported I

would say in metal with rhythms

traditional

so here are the percussionists I

Polynesians have adapted precisely

it’s already culture at their roots

to something a little more modern

So I would say this title of the rsa to

illustrious also the step that I have

about the sculptures and the songs that

I do with it and so simply

me what I bring it into my

compositions

it’s all about exposing my

roots and try to bring this

culture to what it comes to the maximum

on the outside the optima what got me

sensitized announced in this

approach from there first of all being

little I listened a lot radio and

I listened to the music

Polynesian

there was certainly a brake that existed

already it was Polynesian music

in general is very fast and in

Tahitian course but goals

a lot a lot in difficult tahitian

to enjoy music anyway

very very fast with words that we

does not necessarily include a rhythmic

there is enough aggressive and catchy

certainly there are also themes that are

not necessarily addressed in the sense that

that’s not necessarily described

daily life conditions polynesia

these are themes that revolve around the

paradise of the beauty of the island

Thursday beautiful women beautiful

vahiné here is not every day

like that here in Polynesia and the way

of diffusion also something of

Thursday the of obsolete before or

events broadcast in radio and on

the police and on Polynesia

so we had this problem of

radiation of course we had this

very festive side with the forget it all

that but in the end we did not talk about

we really were not I would say

we were not we were not well

exposed is now following is

a young man I listened to other styles

musical

so of course I would say the reggae the

rock bossa nova

all these different musical styles that

comes from the outside and I appreciated

simply the message that had

behind or dc tahiti I could

closer to me

in the universe says some music

tell them well

so I say their daily lives and

I missed Samassa I would say

does it here anton Polynesians on

is not this ability to the fact that

these means of giving oneself to explain

how is actually going

it is Polynesia’s vision so here is

it really illustrates this approach

where I bring I will tell my roots

because I Polynesian culture

is a bit scattered so we do not have

I do not have all the keys to

this culture but with what I have I

did it I did I did the gesture

to want to adapt it precisely to

different rhythms but also to

tell our life story

that I lead mostly more or less good

with a few minor touch ups

sure it’s a lot more open

on the outside

especially I have a song a

composition that is called bankruptcy and

so not bankrupt and in Tahitian it

means to reconcile them the

reconciliation already we are in a

subject a theme still not very

merry more or less ok the

conciliations there have been we will say

something not very good and then

we are going towards a reconstruction with

something more positive with the

tolerance and forgiveness

favorite in this music I sing

completely to Haitians but the

music that I bring is not a

traditional music

it’s a pop rock music so a

rhythmic and a different style comes

from the outside I adapt them to our

slow of course the lyrics I tried

that phonetically

but every person when she listens

and if they like them sing called

afterwards it makes that this alchemy

to work in the sense that people

already knew each other by the music

I brought in the musical progression

this side of the down payment is something

very difficult thing to

melancholy but what to go to

something that was being built towards

the hope already musically one

heard I’m going to make you a

demonstration a little later we

musically hears this progression and

this hope of coming and

and that’s starting to hit so

this music could radiate everything

just outside who are at

mexico in japan in france in the states

united we got a lot of feedback on this

precisely on the way we have

led the music and finally they did not

did not necessarily understand because he

do not speak here but they tell us

asked for translation later

so much he was touched

although by music told me that’s it

can you give us the

translation

translations we spent and what

happened is extraordinary it’s

that it’s in this song I’m telling

just that I’m a child of

Polynesia

I did not receive on Thursday the inheritance

that I wanted to receive from my

seniors but still I’m going

take my stone to this culture I

will build it again today and

he eats is simply it’s even

if I do not speak for a montage

I will sing in palce and I will

was singing and that’s it

had them my big song and that’s it

the attribution to people that I brought

to foreigners and is this the find

because it’s a problem

in the end that everyone knows in

major cities whether in

France or elsewhere where precisely we live

with this modern life that is going to

their sometimes and then we try to follow

the pace and while providing forgetting

a little bit our basics our sitting and that

see them again and see that it’s my

god this culture she is there the

prisons in every country in every

each family and that this lack it

there is also a place in the I think

that we have taken the first step towards

much more open thing while

keeping our roots alive I said

with you and pushes them to adapt

our culture to what they radiate

outside

and that’s just from

there the mode of diffusion also these

democrats democratize I would say with

Internet

so we used modern tools

also Thursday at the internet the video have

do more live concerts finally that

really grew here at

level of Polynesia

and it’s thanks to that that we were able to

to be exported to the musical level and that’s it

so that’s exactly what I wanted

introduce yourself and try to

just take ownership if they

stay or even build this

culture and do it and we are at maximum

six but that’s my approach

good for the moment I’m going to you

illustrate that with a little

demonstration it will talk to you

surely a little bit more the song that I

have you taken I will introduce you

it is of course not bankrupt and the

reconciliation

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small country but naruto

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and fetish word

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common paris

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veiled

and why not

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and words

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omaha

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here I am putting you his children

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