Hawaii and traditional dance

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AT LEAST ONE GOOD REASON TO BE  THERE


This article is all about the Houla Houla dance!
I have been to Hawaii only once and I had to participate in organising a huge folkloric event but I have promised myself to go back and visit it properly!

Well, I have to say that these pictures are mostly for my fellow women, one good reason to visit Hawaii. Obviously, for the guys, you always have Pearl Harbor to visit, but I haven't seen it yet.

How beautiful and sensual their traditional dance can be, magnetizing indeed!




















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