Native Hawaiian singer Kamalei Kawa'a shared a powerful message during Monday's blind auditions.
Native Hawaiian singer Kamalei Kawa'a brought an impressive voice and powerful message to his blind audition on the 25th season of
"That song touched my heart," Reba marveled."I knew that I've heard it before, but not like you sang it." " brought something out of me," the rapper shared."It's a very radical song, and it means a lot to all oppressed peoples around the world." Agreed Kamalei,"That's the goal of me being here, is to represent all native people... I get emotional talking about it... It's up to us to move forward and emancipate yourselves."
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