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Iwalani kahalewai biography definition

          She formed a group called “Leina'ala and Her Ladies” and they played cha-lang-a-lang Hawaiian music all over Waikiki.!

          Robert E. Mālamalama: A History of the University of Hawai'i.

        1. The Merrie Monarch Festival is a week-long cultural festival that takes place annually in Hilo, Hawaii during the week after Easter.
        2. She formed a group called “Leina'ala and Her Ladies” and they played cha-lang-a-lang Hawaiian music all over Waikiki.
        3. Kahalewai, Iwalani.
        4. Definitions of hapa haole music are often derived from its history.

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          POSTED: Tuesday, August 18, 2009
                                 
          This story has been corrected. See below.

          Iwalani Kahalewai, a Maui-born soprano who sang with many acclaimed Hawaiian entertainers through five decades, died in Honolulu on Aug.

          4. She was 75.

          Kahalewai, who still performed with her two daughters in the group Puamana until her death, died of cancer, her sister Abigail McGurn said.

          Often sharing the stage with the best entertainers in Hawaii, Kahalewai was a regular on the international Hawaiian radio program “;Hawaii Calls,”; appeared with the Royal Hawaiian Band and sang with Alfred Apaka at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, Danny Kaleikini and others.

          Kahalewai had one solo record, her sister said.

          She was featured on the 1958 album “;An Hawaiian Happening”; and performed on several compilation albums, including “;Legendary Musicians of Hawaii”; in 2006.

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