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Haka

The haka is a ceremonial dance of the Māori people of New Zealand, performed with vigorous movements, rhythmic chanting, stomping, and facial expressions such as the pūkana (wide eyes) and whetero (protruding tongue). Traditionally used to convey pride, strength, and unity before battle or at important gatherings, it is internationally famous for being performed by New Zealand's national rugby teams, notably the All Blacks, before matches.

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