Te Aroha is a Māori waiata (song) spreading a message of love, peace, and faith. It’s a song often sung throughout New Zealand at cultural events, gatherings, and in schools. The words express the main values of the Māori culture: aroha (love), rangimārie (peace), and whakapono (faith). Though its exact provenance is unknown, the song has grown to become a rallying cry of sorts in many communities and can be heard on many important occasions as people join together in an active effort to promote unity between them.
Te Aroha Lyrics
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Song Title | Te Aroha |
| Meaning | Love, Peace, and Faith |
| Language | Māori |
| Composer | Unknown (Traditional Māori Waiata) |
| Theme | Unity, Harmony, Cultural Identity |
| Common Usage | Schools, Marae Gatherings, Community Events |
| Musical Style | Traditional Māori Song |
| Significance | Often used to promote peace and connection |
| Lyrics Focus | Aroha (Love), Rangimārie (Peace), Whakapono (Faith) |
| Cultural Impact | Widely taught and sung in New Zealand |
Te Aroha Lyrics
Te aroha
Te whakapono
Te rangimarie
Tatou tatou e
Te aroha
Te whakapono
Te rangimarie
Tatou tatou e
Love
Faith and
Peace
Be amongst us all
Love
Faith and
Peace
Be amongst us all
Love
Faith and
Peace
Be amongst us all
Love
Faith and
Peace
Be amongst us all
