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A fakanau (meaning "spells") is a traditional Tuvaluan male dance, accompanied by singing and rhythmic clapping. Fakanau singing and dancing are typical of Niutao and Nukufetau islands of Tuvalu, formerly known as the Ellice Islands, a group of nine low-lying coral islands in the central Pacific that are inhabited by Polynesian people. Fakanau is described as having "a tune that is between speech and singing [which] was performed while dancers are standing on their feet." Examples include Te onge ne tupu ia Kiollli, Neutuakina te vao i napanapa, and Ko na fakanau nei e kamata ifo mai gauta oi fakaholo atu ai ki gatai kafai te vaka e hoho ifo ki gatai. Other dances within the genre include the mako, the fakaseasea, the fatele, the lue, the sea, and the oga.

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  • Fakanau („magische Sprüche“, als Lockrufe der Fischer) ist ein traditioneller Sitztanz der Männer von Tuvalu. Er wird durch Gesang und rhythmisches Klatschen begleitet. (de)
  • A fakanau (meaning "spells") is a traditional Tuvaluan male dance, accompanied by singing and rhythmic clapping. Fakanau singing and dancing are typical of Niutao and Nukufetau islands of Tuvalu, formerly known as the Ellice Islands, a group of nine low-lying coral islands in the central Pacific that are inhabited by Polynesian people. Fakanau is described as having "a tune that is between speech and singing [which] was performed while dancers are standing on their feet." Examples include Te onge ne tupu ia Kiollli, Neutuakina te vao i napanapa, and Ko na fakanau nei e kamata ifo mai gauta oi fakaholo atu ai ki gatai kafai te vaka e hoho ifo ki gatai. Other dances within the genre include the mako, the fakaseasea, the fatele, the lue, the sea, and the oga. (en)
  • Un fakanau (que significa «hechizos»)​ es una danza tradicional masculina de Tuvalu, acompañada de cantos y palmas rítmicas. Los cantos y bailes Fakanau son típicos de las islas Niutao y Nukufetau de Tuvalu, antiguamente conocidas como las Islas Ellice, un grupo de nueve islas coralinas de baja altitud en el Pacífico central que están habitadas por gente de la Polinesia. Fakanau se describe como que tiene «una melodía que está entre el habla y el canto [que] es interpretada mientras los bailarines están parados sobre sus pies.»​ Los ejemplos incluyen Te onge ne tupu ia Kiollli, Neutuakina te vao i napanapa,​ y Ko na fakanau nei e kamata ifo mai gauta oi fakaholo atu ai ki gatai kafai kafai te vaka e hoho ifo ki ki gatai.​ Otras danzas dentro del género incluyen el mako, la fakaseaseasea, la fatele, el lue y el oga. (es)
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  • Fakanau („magische Sprüche“, als Lockrufe der Fischer) ist ein traditioneller Sitztanz der Männer von Tuvalu. Er wird durch Gesang und rhythmisches Klatschen begleitet. (de)
  • A fakanau (meaning "spells") is a traditional Tuvaluan male dance, accompanied by singing and rhythmic clapping. Fakanau singing and dancing are typical of Niutao and Nukufetau islands of Tuvalu, formerly known as the Ellice Islands, a group of nine low-lying coral islands in the central Pacific that are inhabited by Polynesian people. Fakanau is described as having "a tune that is between speech and singing [which] was performed while dancers are standing on their feet." Examples include Te onge ne tupu ia Kiollli, Neutuakina te vao i napanapa, and Ko na fakanau nei e kamata ifo mai gauta oi fakaholo atu ai ki gatai kafai te vaka e hoho ifo ki gatai. Other dances within the genre include the mako, the fakaseasea, the fatele, the lue, the sea, and the oga. (en)
  • Un fakanau (que significa «hechizos»)​ es una danza tradicional masculina de Tuvalu, acompañada de cantos y palmas rítmicas. Los cantos y bailes Fakanau son típicos de las islas Niutao y Nukufetau de Tuvalu, antiguamente conocidas como las Islas Ellice, un grupo de nueve islas coralinas de baja altitud en el Pacífico central que están habitadas por gente de la Polinesia. Fakanau se describe como que tiene «una melodía que está entre el habla y el canto [que] es interpretada mientras los bailarines están parados sobre sus pies.»​ Los ejemplos incluyen Te onge ne tupu ia Kiollli, Neutuakina te vao i napanapa,​ y Ko na fakanau nei e kamata ifo mai gauta oi fakaholo atu ai ki gatai kafai kafai te vaka e hoho ifo ki ki gatai.​ Otras danzas dentro del género incluyen el mako, la fakaseaseasea, l (es)
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