Native American Family History

My great great great grandfather migrated to Hawaii during the colonial period (1900’s) due to cheap labor. He was recruited as a sugar cane farmer. He believed that the island offered better opportunities, a paradise of happiness and prosperity. At first, all he had ever wanted was to save money, buy a home, a farm, lands, and eventually, return back home and live comfortably. However, that did not materialize because our relatives and other family members ultimately Hawaii migrants too. Until one day, they all decided that all family members should move there also because of its great weather and better living condition compared to the Philippines.
Thankfully, we all moved to the United States of American because the musical inclination of our family’s history had tremendously evolved throughout the years. Each generation had a very particular interest in music and dancing that defined each age group. Evidently, the Native Filipinos, Spaniards, Europeans, and Americans had great influence in our
I, myself loves to listen to alternative rock and modern music while my kids will join in when I get into the groove and vice versa when my kids plays Despacito. This is a Reggaeton, Latin pop, Pop which just recently released by Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber. Our quality time consist of outdoor activities and portable karaoke machines. Yes, we love to sing even if we are out of tune. The fun and memories are more important to us than what other would say, but we haven’t been judged so far. Actually, a lot of people will eventually join in and we welcome everyone because the more the merrier! We also play some old school songs such as: The Dancing Queen, We are Family, YMCA, Funky Town, Kiss, Super Freak, The Greatest Love of All, and many more which I believe anyone can basically relate