Ho'omana

Originally formed in 2001, the Ho'omana Hawaiian Band is known throughout Northern and Central California as one of the top recording and performing groups, with an instantly recognizable sound, focusing on fresh arrangements of traditional and contemporary Hawaiian songs with beautiful three-part harmonies.

A very tight trio, Ho'omana features six-string rhythm and slack-key guitars, ukulele and bass. The band is led by Manley Bush (lead & background vocals, 6-string slack-key guitar, and ukulele). Manley was born in Honolulu, HI, raised in Kapa'a, Kaua'i and Waimanalo. His musical talents were self-taught and began at a young age, influenced by the masters of Hawaiian music and Slack-key Guitar, such as Gabby Pahinui and Sons and the Sons of Hawai'i, among others. Manley is also a co-founder of the annual "Aloha Festival" in San Francisco.

The group also features Robert Uncangco on lead & background vocals and 6-string rhythm guitar, and Henry-Hanalei Kalauokalani Lopez on Bass.

Hawaiian Dancers can also be added for an additional charge.

Hawaiian Music

Songs of Old Hawaii
Popular contemporary Hawaiian
Jawaiian Reggae
Ki Ho Alu "slack key" guitar
Falsetto-style harmony vocals

Polynesian Dance Revue

Hula Kahiko - ancient Hawaiian dance
Hula Auwana - modern Hawaiian Dance
Tahitian - Otea & Aparima

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