The crowning event is one of the highlights of the main Hiri Moale Festival, which celebrates the traditions and cultures of the traditional landowners of Port Moresby.įestival Coordinator, Kopi Iubu, said the Hiri Moale Festival was a celebration of the return of the Motu-Koita men after a long voyage to and from the Gulf villages exchanging clay pots for sago, during the time of food shortage. THOUSANDS COME OUT TO CELEBRATE A TRADITION. The Hiri Hanenamo Quest is more than just a beauty pageant, it’s about cultural heritage.
Twenty traditionally attired young women from Motu-Koita villages including Roku, Mirigini, Kouderika, Elevala, Tubusereia, Araira, Porebada, Tatana and Boera are in the race for the Hiri Queen crown. Meet the Hiri Queen People MEET THE HIRI QUEEN. Then all the queens come to the festival on POM, where a winner is chosen. Coinciding with the independence anniversary celebrations, the Hiri-Moale Festival, featuring maids in traditional skirts from the two tribes dancing and swaying. comes the first question.The contender they are cheering is Miss Hanuabada, Andrea Nikki Taraka.The 21-year-old is representing the biggest and best-known of the local villages.'This quest, Hiri Hanenamo, is something that I wake up to every day, because I come from the tribe that my family, my mothers, my aunties were once queen. She was announced winner by Justice Minister Ano Pala at the Sir Hubert Murray Stadium during the final day of the Hiri Moale festival yesterday. A Hiri Queen is chosen in each Motuan village, 22 in total prior to event. ASIA Rarua, 21, from the Pari village, was crowned Hiri-Hanenamo queen as the tradition of the Motu and Koitabu tribes festival climaxed in Port Moresby on Saturday. HIRI Hanenamo Queen 2010 is Kaia Morea Hila, 22, from Hanuabada representing Poreporena Lahara.
(hil) Hindi (hi) Hiri motu (ho) Hmong (hmn) Hopi (hop) Hungarian (hu) Icelandic (is). The first judging of the 2016 Hiri Hanenamo took place today at the Nature Park. This is the complete documentary of the Hiri Moale Festival, an annual Cultural Festival held in Port Moresby in September. On Maundy Thursday, the Queen traditionally offers alms to senior. The celebrations begin with the Hiri Hanenamo, leading up to the crowing of the Hiri Queen at the main event.Ī total of 20 young women from along the Motu-Koita villages are vying for this year’s crown. “And not forgetting the HMF councils, judges and the government representatives for bestowing the honor onto me as the new Hiri Queen, and not forgetting my people from Barakau and Tubuserea, I love you all” said Nou.īriefly the HMF is a celebration of the people of Motu Koitabu culture who are the traditional landowners of Port Moresby which originated from the four villages close to the PNG LNG plant Boera, Papa, Lealea and Porebada.The 2016 Hiri Moale Festival is once again expected to lure crowds in the Nation’s Capital this weekend. “I would like to thank everyone who have one way or the other contributed to host the show this year especially our major sponsor ExxonMobil PNG Limited (EMPNG), operator of PNG LNG, for supporting the festival for the third consecutive year with a K50, 000 donation” Ms Nou said. Log in or sign up for Facebook to connect with friends, family and people you know. The Queen after being crowned by the Governor of Gulf Province Chris Haiveta said it was a very important moment and achievement for her and her tribe and village while taking the Honor to acknowledge the very important people behind her performance. Hiri Hanenamo, from the album Dickson Oki Oki Vol. Runner-up was Miss Araira-Tatana Rizza Tupa and Miss Heturu Friendship was won by Miss Tatana, Jessie David. Hiri Hanenamo is an English language song and is sung by DICKSON OKI. She was crowned winner during the two-day festival at Ela Beach, Port Moresby, on Saturday. The three young contestants all 18-years of age shook the judges’ panel and stole the attention of the spectators, tourists and public during the 2017 Hiri Moale Festival (HMF) held at Ela Beach in Port Moresby. OctoBY JERRY SEFE Eighteen-year-old Barakau teenager Hebou Kedea Dikana Nou has been crowned the 2017 Hiri Moale Queen. Ms Barakau, Hebou Nou has been crowned the 2017 Hiri Moale Festival Queen, Ms Araira Tatana Rizza Tupa won the title of Runner-up and Ms Tatana Jessie David taking home the Ms Friendship title.
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