夏威夷基里马人（Kilima Hawaiians）是一个著名且受欢迎的荷兰夏威夷音乐团体，曾以“魔杖之声”（Eshängtein Pferdehalfter an der Wand）成为热门。与他们一起演奏的一些钢吉他手是Rudi Wairata，Coy Pereira和Frans Doolaard。 　　The group was led and founded by Bill Buijsman in 1934, and started out as the Kilima Trio.With the growing popularity of Hawaiian music in post-war Holland they were considered the rage. 　　In 1953, they had a no 1 hit in Germany with "Es hängt ein Pferdehalfter an der Wand". Buijsman wrote the song "Cowboys Wiegenlied" which was the single's B side. 　　In 1958, Indonesian steel guitarist Wairata joined the group. During his time with them, he recorded "Whistling Guitar", which featured Wairata making bird sound effects with his steel guitar. His Ambonese background was said to be an influence on the group's sound. In 1960, the group was doing quite well with their German tour, performing at American service bases. Wairata decided to leave the group and remain in Germany. He was replaced by Coy Pereira who remained with the group for a while and made some recordings with them. But he left to take up an office position in Rotterdam. Pereira was replaced by Frans Doolaard who would remain with them for three years. In late 1960, they were signed to Lambertus B. de Jonge's new 777 record label.Their 1965 album Farewell Hawaii received a favorable review from Billboard with their adding a pop sound to the music. 　　In 1967, Pereira rejoined the group. 　　In 1968, their album Rhythm of the Islands was released by CBS Holland． 　　As of 1977, they were said to be the longest running Hawaiian music ensemble in the world. Around that time the line up included Bill Buysman, Mary Buysman Coen Van Nassau, Wim Van Herpen, Coy Pereira and Luut Buysman.