(VIDEO) Wedding haka dance in New Zealand goes viral on Internet

A fascinating video clip unveiling a haka dance at a New Zealand wedding became viral after earning more the 19 million views on the internet. The footage was filmed during Aaliyah and Benjamin Armstrong’s wedding event and shows the guests performing the truly extraordinary ritual dance.

Haka is originally a traditional ancestral cry, dance or challenge of the Māori people of New Zealand, originally performed by warriors before a battle, in order to proclaim their strength and prowess and to intimidate the enemy.

Famous after being used by the rugby team All Blacks, haka is not however a dance exclusively for men. Various haka were composed to be performed by women and even children. Hakas are performed for various reasons: for fun, welcoming distinguished guests and celebrating great achievements, events or funerals.

In this case, Haka is an integral part of the wedding ceremony and aims at giving an important meaning to the event.

Haka may also be understood as a kind of symphony in which different parts of the body play the role of musical instruments. Hands, arms, feet, voice, eyes, tongue and body as a whole combine themselves to express courage, anger, joy or other feelings relevant to the purpose of the occasion.

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“For us, we wanted to show our love and respect back. It’s such an honor to have these amazing men and this amazing woman in my life show their love for us like this,” said the bride quoted by CNN.

After the haka is finished, Benjamin can be seen thanking the dancers by touching his forehead to theirs, a traditional Maori greeting.

Video: Maori haka dance performed at New Zealand wedding