Sharing this dance from our Maori cousins from Aotearoa New Zealand. Incorporating this song from The Pointer Sisters who are an American R&B singing group from Oakland, California, who achieved mainstream success during the 1970s and 1980s. (Made correction) The song is entitled "Fire" from the late '70s. Do you remember this song? Showing their talents and versatility in poi. Tuhoe Tamaiparea is the choreographer and teaches them the poi. Mahalo Nui lomani94 for this amazing share. | Ae Luv Hu

Would you like to learn the Māori Poi dance? Try out as many activities at Toa Luau including this unique form of dance from Aotearoa - New Zealand! | Toa Luau

“Poi E” – more than a song, it’s a movement. 🎶✨ Born from the heart of Pātea and powered by the vision of Dalvanius Prime and the Pātea Māori Club, Poi E defied the odds. Rejected by labels and ignored by radio, this anthem rose to No.1 in 1984 and echoed across three decades — all in te reo Māori. A proud blend of traditional culture and hip-hop spirit, Poi E became a symbol of resilience, identity, and Māori pride. Still iconic. Still unstoppable. 🎧 Have you danced to Poi E before? 🎥 @motio