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Miss Tahiti Celebrates 65 Years: A Polynesian institution
The election of Miss Tahiti, a cherished tradition in Polynesia, marks its 65th anniversary this year. This event is more than just a beauty pageant; it is a celebration of Polynesian culture, artistry, and heritage.
A Night of Beauty and Craftsmanship
the gala evening, held on the Motu of the Intercontinental Tahiti in Faaa, promises to be a stunning event. The theme, Rima’i-crafts-will showcase not only the beauty of the candidates but also the expertise of local artisans and the creative potential of the region’s natural resources.
Pro Tip
Rima’i,meaning “crafts,” is a cornerstone of Polynesian culture. It encompasses a wide range of traditional skills, from weaving and carving to tattooing and jewelry making. These crafts are often passed down through generations, preserving cultural heritage and providing economic opportunities.
Hinarere Tapututu, Miss Tahiti 2014, will host the evening, joined by Tuarii Tracqui. The event aims to transport the audience into a world where beauty meets artistry.
A Tribute to Polynesian Artistry
In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of television in Polynesia, the event will highlight artistic creation. The creative outfit segment of the gala will serve as a tribute to the Polynesian artisans, these little hands
who have shaped the audiovisual landscape.
Did you Know?
The creative outfit segment is a unique prospect for the candidates to collaborate with local designers and artisans. This collaboration not only showcases the candidates’ personal style but also promotes the work of talented individuals within the community.
Polynésie La 1ère: An Exclusive Partner
polynésie La 1ère, as an exclusive partner, has been deeply involved in the event.Since the unveiling of the candidates in April, the media outlet has provided extensive coverage, featuring the contestants on various platforms. This includes appearances with Mickey Spitz, presentation portraits on television, segments on the program Fare Ma’ohi, and social media features highlighting different professions.
Experience the Event
The gala evening was broadcast live on Facebook, allowing audiences to be at the heart of the event. The best moments from the gala will be broadcast on television.
- Facebook Live: May 31, 8:00 p.m.
- Television Broadcast: June 7, 7:30 p.m. (highlights)
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Rima’i?
Rima’i refers to traditional Polynesian crafts, showcasing the skills and artistry of local artisans.
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Who are the hosts of the gala?
Hinarere tapututu, Miss Tahiti 2014, and Tuarii Tracqui.
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When will the best moments of the gala be broadcast on television?
June 7 at 7:30 p.m.
Reader Question
How does the Miss Tahiti election contribute to the preservation of Polynesian culture?
The Miss Tahiti election serves as a platform to promote and celebrate Polynesian culture,traditions,and values. The event showcases traditional crafts, music, dance, and language, helping to preserve and transmit these cultural elements to future generations.
