The group JGeeks "represented" Aotearoa - New Zealand, which is the best word to describe their second performance, starting it off with a Haka in dance. The first time the Maori group appeared it was just refreshing to see them on stage and see what they'd perform. They didn't disappoint in the entertainment area first time around, with the surrounding stage audience cheering as if they were at a national Rugby game.
"What's special about JGeeks is their fearlessness to express. In Polynesia we often find ourselves in a traditional trance. Polynesian culture and Fine Arts are hard to distinguish at times, and JGeeks musical art breaks ice. There are other Maori and Polynesians who today attempt to do the same, to be grounded yet also expand"
Their singing talent has been already established with several song hits able to be seen online. The songs even spawned a few tribute vids, one being a Maori girl group who do a great dance-and-kick with the lyrics.
One of the discussions online about JGeeks winning the contest was that they were already a bit famous, before appearing in the contest, this though didn't stop fans from wanting to see them actually win. With the talent from Tawaroa Kawana, Mihirangi, and the JGeeks, it looks like it was Maori talent in the running for the win anyway. All in all, a great show.
Their singing talent has been already established with several song hits able to be seen online. The songs even spawned a few tribute vids, one being a Maori girl group who do a great dance-and-kick with the lyrics.
One of the discussions online about JGeeks winning the contest was that they were already a bit famous, before appearing in the contest, this though didn't stop fans from wanting to see them actually win. With the talent from Tawaroa Kawana, Mihirangi, and the JGeeks, it looks like it was Maori talent in the running for the win anyway. All in all, a great show.
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