Poi E (album)

Poi E is a 1984 album by the Māori cultural group, the Pātea Māori Club. It is primarily known for its title track, "Poi E," which became a major hit in New Zealand, reaching number one on the New Zealand music charts for four weeks in 1984.

The album features a collection of traditional and contemporary Māori songs. While "Poi E" is the most recognizable track, the album as a whole showcases the Pātea Māori Club's commitment to preserving and promoting Māori language and culture.

The success of "Poi E" the song and the album itself played a significant role in revitalizing interest in the Māori language and culture, particularly among younger generations of New Zealanders. It also helped to introduce Māori music to a wider, international audience. The album is considered a landmark in New Zealand music history and a cultural treasure.