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This Polynesian Dance Company, evolving since its formation in 1993, has become an extraordinary Polynesian dance ensemble. Founder Wahineu'imaika'iokekaimoana Yost has gathered together a group of "wahine u'i" (beautiful women), the essence of the performance, and "kanes" (men), the backbone of the show to create a wildly popular cultural performance. Averaging 180-200 shows per year, the group firmly grasps the culture, passion, and exotic beauty of Polynesia. According to Yost, "No matter what color your skin is or where you where born" once you've experienced the mesmerizing Hawaiiana, you'll want more.
(Taken from an interview with Mark Kauluwehi)