The sounds of the drums from the Pacific known either as the Lali or the Pate or the Nafa is one that has become synonymous with Polynesia. Its rhythm echoes a style that is uniquely their own. For many Pacific Island na - Tonga language - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The sounds of the drums from the Pacific known either as the Lali or the Pate or the Nafa is one that has become synonymous with Polynesia. Its rhythm echoes a style that is uniquely their own. For many Pacific Island na Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-08-11 20:55:12 Open Document File Size: 475,95 KB Share Result on Facebook City Auckland / Samoa / / Continent Americas / Asia / Europe / / Country Tonga / United Kingdom / Niue / Tokelau / New Zealand / Cook Islands / Fiji / / Event Person Travel / / IndustryTerm accessible services / suitable media / benefit applications / / NaturalFeature Pacific Island / Pacific Islands / / Organization Department of Social Welfare / Ministerial Advisory Committee on a Maori Perspective / Government Department / / Person Managers Under / Managers Lack / Margaret Bazley / Managers Little / / Position Director-General & General / General / Director-General / Public Health Nurse / / SocialTag Constitutional monarchies Member states of the Commonwealth of Nations Member states of the United Nations Earth Political geography Cook Islands Tonga Māori language New Zealand Island countries

The sounds of the drums from the Pacific known either as the Lali or the Pate or the Nafa is one that has become synonymous with Polynesia. Its rhythm echoes a style that is uniquely their own. For many Pacific Island naAdd to Reading List