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Roland Cazimero | Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox
Original Air Date: Apr 25, 2017
Roland Cazimero was just a boy from Kalihi before he became a Hawaiian music legend. He and his younger brother Robert, as The Brothers Cazimero, played an essential role in the evolution of modern Hawaiian music. However, Roland’s success was not without consequences, and he fell victim to many of the temptations that accompany fame. Roland tells how faith, family and the support of his wife, Lauwa‘e, helped him heal.
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Robert and Roland Cazimero, the most beautiful male duo in the history of Hawaiian music, Roland legacy will never be forgotten. Robert is an amazing human being and legendary musician. So proud I had a chance to meet him.
the most beautiful male duo in the history of hawaiian music ,his legacy will never be forgotten .
I’m so grateful I got to see this video! I was in a halau decades ago and danced to them often. Beautiful interview 😍
ALOHA Boz, Mahalo for teaching & sharing your music manao to me , Miss you Bigtime brah....
RIP Roland. Mahalo for you life, legacy, and music! :)
Uncle Roland, I know you're filling Heaven with that beautiful 12 string and falsetto.
Our first trip to Oahu, where my in-laws lived, in the car, we listened only to, I think it was K100 radio. All Hawaiian music. At one point, a song came on that just blew me away. Those voices and instruments...man...just did it for me. We drove to a mall in Pearl City , I think, went straight to a music store and I tried to describe the song I'd heard. The young woman took me to a bin and showed me "Follow Me" by the Brothers Cazimero. The next morning, I got up to find my 12-year old son, with earphones on and the CD in his walkman. We've all been hooked ever since. Sad to hear of Roland's passing but it was really nice to see and hear this interview. Those voices, with that soaring sibling harmony will brighten my heart forever.
When I think of Hawaii, I always think of the Brothers Cazimero. Their Aloha has filled by heart with joy always! Mahalo Nui...Aloha Roland....you are forever Hawai to me! Deb (Ani) Thompson
I remember seeing Roland and Robert in concert when I was about 13 years old. I will never forget just being in awe of their talent, voices and how they moved my very soul with their music and passion for Hawaii. My prayers are with the Cazimero family as they grieve this tremendous loss.
Just came across this tonight. Stunned to learn of Roland's passing. I saw the brothers caz first time in the Sunday Manoa. Then as time passed never missed a May Day concert at the Waikiki Shell. They had the most amazingly wonderful sound. Had all their albums. We always said it was the music of heaven and the angles. That sound will never be matched. So beautiful. What an awesome legacy you've left behind. Much aloha and mahalo. 😓
Robert is older by a year of the twins, Roland and Tootsie. Loved loved that family and their music. Absolutely wonderful people.
Leslie! You are the real-deal full of authentic Aloha-filled wahine with the gift of empathic communication. This is now an exemplary legacy to my Brother from another Mother, Roland aka "Bozo", who you caught perfectly and presented in only the way you can, here in "Long story short" ... Leslie, you are exemplary! Mahalo! OxO Live Aloha
It was sad to hear of his passing. What a giant of music. He and his brother created incredible magic.
R.I.P Roland, thank you for your talent, love and great soul.
Such a very nice interview. Thank you and my sincere condolences.
How he made Hawaii smile was beautiful . Seeing him and his brother Robert was always special - mahalo nui loa meakealoha bra -
I GREW UP LISTENING TO THEM WHEN THEY WERE SUNDAY MANOA, THEY ARE SO AMAZING!!! REST IN L💜VE ROLAND, I WILL MISS HEARING YOUR BEYOUTIFUL VOICE!!!😇😇😇🙏🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺👏👏👏😘
Rest in God's perfect peace Roland.
My dad, Roland, and Kimo Kahoano were classmates at Kamehameha
RIL 💙 We'll Never Forget Your Lovely Music 🎶 Gone too Soon.
One of the Best that Hawaiians is all about. Especially from Kalihi.
Watching this interview again, man I still can’t believe Braddah’s final journey has begun. Robert&Roland’s concert in sunny California, Rowland was sick.(Whittier city college’s Susan B. Anthony theater). Flowing red velvet curtains, seating fashioned after the Greek theater style. Vendors selling Hawaiian t-shirts, and other trinkets. It’s sooo funny, my Mom goes up to Robert and says “Hey I’m Hawaiian!! Robert says, I’m Hawaiian to”!!! Lol!!!!!! Have a beautiful journey Rowland, bumby we all gonna see you in concert in our next journey. ML&Aloha Your Boy Kekoa&Ohana.🤙🏾🤎💪🏾🏝
Aloha cousin, RIP.
aloha uncle roland
Braddah Boz was da man
Shaka Brah