The haka is a traditional Māori war dance from New Zealand, characterized by powerful, rhythmic movements and vocal expressions. Performed by groups, the haka involves stomping, chanting, and dramatic gestures, often including fierce facial expressions and synchronized body movements. It is used to convey emotions such as strength, unity, and pride, and is commonly performed at ceremonies, sporting events, and cultural gatherings to honor and celebrate Māori heritage.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „haka” po angielsku

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