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James Webster interviewing Salvador Brown
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In this episode, Salvador Brown, a dedicated musician and skilled taonga pūoro practitioner, embarks on a journey of passion and connection, exploring how his love for taonga pūoro is intricately woven into his whakapapa in Te Moana Nui a Kiwa, specifically Haamoa. With a profound devotion to oro and the rich musical traditions that resonate throughout the Pacific, Salvador delves into the mesmerizing world of oro, vibrations, and musical traditions in the Pacific.
He sheds light on the remarkable closeness of these traditions and their interwoven history, discussing how the art of oro, the power of vibration, and the musical traditions of the Pacific have evolved and adapted through the epic voyage to Aotearoa from the Pacific.
Join us in this episode as we unravel the connections between music, culture, and heritage, and discover the profound significance of oro in Salvador's journey and in the wider Pacific context.
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