Mahinakauahiahi
Clip: Special | 4m 28s
A song written by Kainani for her first-born child.
Mahinakauahiahi, "the moon that rises in the evening", was written by Kainani for her first-born child.
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Mahinakauahiahi
Clip: Special | 4m 28s
Mahinakauahiahi, "the moon that rises in the evening", was written by Kainani for her first-born child.
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