Te Vaka is a Pacific music group formed in 1994, known for its unique blend of traditional Polynesian sounds and contemporary influences. The band, led by Opetaia Foa'i, incorporates various instruments, including drums, guitars, and traditional Polynesian instruments, to create a vibrant and rhythmic sound that reflects the culture of the Pacific Islands. The group's music often features themes of oceanic navigation, cultural heritage, and community. Te Vaka has gained international recognition, performing at festivals and events worldwide, and their songs have been featured in films, including the Disney movie Moana, further showcasing their influence and reach in the global music scene.