Another one about loving our beautiful homeland of Samoa. Samoa e lo’u atunu’u pele i le loto e e mitamita lo’u agaga ia te oe O ou vaitafe lemu ma le sami e i’ila pe a suluia maia le masina O atumauga fa’asolosolo E lafoia lona paoloi vaituloto ae ou
Amerika Samoa lo’u atunu’u pele ‘oe Oute tiu i lou igoa O oe o lo’u fa’amoemoe O oe o le penina o le Pasefika E mo’omia e motu e lima E ua ta’uta’ua au aga i fanua ma ou tala mai anamua Tutuila ma Manu’a ala mai ia, tu i
Released not long after the deadly 2009 tsunami, this song is a call for Samoans to be strong, to find comfort in our heritage, our culture and our God. Mua ia ina mua Mua o, Mua o, Mua o (Mua o) Mua o, Mua o, Mua o Samoa lau atunuu
Jerome Grey performs in this clip. The ‘oriana’ is a type of fragrant flower often worn as a hair ornament. This song talks about its beauty and how it’s a symbol of love. Lou sei Oriana se’i e sasala mai E te nofo mai mauga ma e fa’amaliuliu ai Tau
Nonu a togi a togi e E a togi e Nonu a togi a togi e E a togi e Nonu a togi a togi e E a togi e Nonu a togi a togi e E a togi e Mauga e o le atu olo le la le o
English translation & discussion: Lo ta Nu’u | Samoana, Ala Mai An anthem of pride and patriotism about beautiful Samoa. This song is often sung in large church and family gatherings. Lo ta nu’u na ou fanau ai Ua lelei oe i le vasa e Ua e maua ai mai
One of our deepest, most endearing tributes to the beauty that is Samoa, this song is almost a prayer of gratitude and love for our islands. La’u Samoa, e matalasi Ua si’osi’omia e le sami Atu mauga lanu lau ‘ava Feoa’i fi afi a o ou tagata { CHORUS }
