Pūpū Hinuhinu is a beloved lullaby written in 1950 by revered musician, hula dancer, and cultural practitioner, Winona Beamer. Since then, it has been sung by generations of mothers as a lullaby, and has been the first hula taught to generations of hula dancers. The lyrics pay homage to the leho, the cowry, and its shiny shell and are simple enough for pre-schoolers to memorize and perform.
Pūpū Hinuhinu is the perfect bedtime book to lull your little ones to sleep and will continue to be a classic, treasured lullaby for generations to come.