http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XItkKMHMIJ4 (Misiluki Su’a version) La’u lupe ua lele Ua lele i le vao maoa Talofa e, talofa e La’u pele, la’u pele Ai ua leiloa La’u fua rosa e La’u fua veloveta e Po’o ai ‘ea ua na ui moto La’u fua e le’i taitai lava ona matala e Ta’aga
His conversation with his girlfriend over the phone who is unhappy with his family and all the rumours they’re spreading about her (“Hello?”) O ai lea saunoa fa’amolemole?) Honey ea, ua fiu lou taumafai sa sili ai pe a na ou le fanau mai le anoanoa’i o leaga ua lafo
An excellent example of Samoan history captured in our music. This song is about the unusual citizenship arrangement between Samoa and New Zealand. Fa’ateia samoa uma I le sitiseni mo niu sila To’atele nisi ua tete’e A’o isi foi ua fiafia tele Fa’amalo maele’ga I lau susuga Falema’ilesa O se
This vi’i, or tribute, celebrates the village of Lepea in Upolu, Samoa. Lepea e o oe o la’u pele To’a lou moa ae aua e te fefe Va’ai so ta ai ne’i e misia Numera tasi oe ma tausa’afia Lepea e o oe o la’u pele To’a lou moa ae
