Halanna Capri

Princess Halanna Capri

Hālan’na Capri is a social entrepreneur, and world activist who is passionate about her sacred duty inherited through her royal lineages. Although her family's kingdoms were overthrown, her role with her courtesy title “Princess” has defined her life’s work with a deep-seated responsibility to uplift and empower her people. She channels this ancestral mandate into their organizations, The Ohana Trust and Capri Vibez.

Early life and background

Capri was born on February 26, 1991, in Vigo County, Indiana. She descends from multiple royal bloodlines, including those mentioned in the Hawaiian Kumulipo, along with various European royals, Indigenous nations, and African dynasties, including the Gullah Geechee Tribes. She is a great-great granddaughter of Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana'ole, as her great-grandmother is the "Hidden Princess", Princess Maude Kanaka Kalaniana'ole. Genealogical DNA test. According to Capri, her family's history, and the fact that their kingdoms were overthrown has informed her life's work, which she describes as a "sacred duty" to serve the communities her ancestors once led. The courtesy title, “HRH Princess Hālan’na Capri Pōmaikaʻi ”, a legal DBA, which is socially used to honor her ancestral lineage. In Hawaii, Pōmaikaʻi (poh-my-ka'-ee) means "blessed" or "good fortune." This name honors the blessing of her discovery along with the "Heavenly Breath of God" “hope is flowing/happening now” meaning of Hālan’na, confirms her mission and purpose.

Career

Capri Vibez

Hālan’na Capri is the founder of the social enterprise Capri Vibez. The organization's stated mission is to provide culturally-rooted wellness programs that empower youth to explore their identity, build resilience, and connect with their cultural heritage.

The methodology employed by Capri Vibez moves beyond conventional talk therapy by focusing on holistic and creative expression. Programs often include activities like music production and art therapy to create what the organization calls "safe, inclusive spaces" for participants. Healing circles, retreats, holistic workshops, sound baths, vibrational medicine, and more. Its therapeutic framework is built on a synthesis of Indigenous, Kanaka Maoli, and Kemetic healing systems.

Artistry and influences

From an early age, Capri pursued an interest in music. Her artistic work is influenced by her multicultural heritage, and she uses music as a medium to explore historical narratives and contemporary themes.

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