The group are from high schools across Auckland and attend SaintzUp Performing Arts Trust. Photo / TVNZ
The group are from high schools across Auckland and attend SaintzUp Performing Arts Trust. Photo / TVNZ
A group of teens have banded together to sing for the victims of the Samoan measles crisis.
Called TONE6, the troupe of six young Pasifika teens are from range of Auckland high schools and have trained at SUPA, SaintzUp Performing Arts Trust.
Ranging in age from 14 to 17, thegroup appeared on TVNZ's Breakfast show with John Campbell this morning to sing a tribute song to Samoa.
Cambpell asks the group what it feels like to sing their chosen song, titled Tu I Laga.
Seletute Tu'ima, 15, told him: "I feel like for us, it's very emotional. Especially being young Pasifika Polynesia kids. All of us are not Samoan but having that Polynesian connection it just gives it that sense of being emotional, sincere and sending condolences."
With more heart breaking news of the Measles epidemic in Samoa, a young singing group called TONE6 decided to perform a tribute that might just bring you to tears.
