Tahitian Dance. O ri Tahiti, which is the literal translation for “Tahitian dance”, is an original artistic expression rooted in ancient traditions, from which we ignore almost everything. Originally, Ori Tahiti was the art movement of a civilization that depended solely on oral tradition.

2025年2月25日 · Ori Tahiti, the traditional dance of Tahiti, is not just a form of entertainment; it is a vibrant expression of the island’s culture and history. This dance embodies the spirit of the Polynesian people, showcasing their stories, beliefs, and deep connection to nature.

Tahitian Ori Tahiti dancing queen Moena Maiotui teaches us 5 basic moves that are commonly used in Ori Tahiti. 1. Ta'iri Tamau 2. Fa'Arapu 3. Varu 4. Ruru (Shake) 5. Afata (The Box) Ori Tahiti like the Hawaiian hula is a great form of exercise too!

2017年7月7日 · Tahitian dance is a beautiful dance art coming from Tahiti, French Polynesia, an island located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, about six hours flight from Hawaii. Tahitian Dance is called Ori Tahiti in Tahitian Language as it literally means the Dance of Tahiti.

2017年7月23日 · Discovering The People, Culture And Dance : The Arioi. The origins of Ori Tahiti remain a mystery. The first traces of tahitian dance bring us back to the arrival of the western navigators in Polynesia. They discovered a culture with a …

2023年8月31日 · Pulsating rhythms, sensual mouvements, graceful gestures, the unique traditional art of ‘ori Tahiti is an integral part of Tahitian culture. Once almost lost, it’s reputation is now spreading all over the world.

2024年8月26日 · Tahitian ‘Ori dance, a vibrant and expressive art form, has deep roots in the rich cultural tapestry of Tahiti and the surrounding islands. To truly appreciate the beauty of ‘Ori, it’s essential to delve into its history, which is as colorful and dynamic as the dance itself.

2023年1月29日 · Ori Tahiti is a group of traditional dance styles from Tahiti, a French Polynesian island located in the Pacific Ocean. It can be characterized by its fast and energetic hip movements, and often involve intricate footwork and hand gestures.

There are two basic movements in Tahitian dance: tahiri (sometimes spelled “tairi”) and tatue, which is also called otamu. The five basic steps involved in Ori Tahiti, as they are taught in the Polynesia Art Conservatoire, along with all other variations and step combinations are derived from these two basic movements.

Ori Tahiti by Joëlle is an Internet interactive website about Tahitian dance. Not only does it give you information about our next workshops and events, it also provides you with numerous articles about Ori Tahiti.