Siva Siva Mai
Get up and dance! Siva mai! Se’ese’e mai i totonu o le fale Ae se’i o’u pese ma ou tu’u atu Lau ula fala manaia Tula’i loa ma e sa’asa’a Ua e onomea i mea uma lava Oka oka ua atoatoa mea uma TALI Lalo mai lalo lalo mai Siva
Get up and dance! Siva mai! Se’ese’e mai i totonu o le fale Ae se’i o’u pese ma ou tu’u atu Lau ula fala manaia Tula’i loa ma e sa’asa’a Ua e onomea i mea uma lava Oka oka ua atoatoa mea uma TALI Lalo mai lalo lalo mai Siva
This upbeat song of praise encourages Samoa to love, worship and have faith in our wise and Holy God, who saves souls. Tala mai e le lagi o le mamalu o le silisili ese A o le vanimonimo e fa’aalia galuega tetele Le la ma le masina e fesuisuia’e i
This Five Star dance classic is a favourite for family reunion items. Scroll down for the Pacific Soul version of these lyrics. (Five Stars Version) Do it do it Do it do it Do it do it Do it do it Do it do it Timu ma’ama’a faimalaga loa le
Trust Five Stars to keep the party going. They’re just boys from Samoa trying to enjoy life in New Zealand. { Verse 1 } La’u pese lenei ua avatu mo oe ae ua e vaivai, ou iloa e fia moe taumafai laia ete ala ala mai pea ae sei ou
(Begins at about 0:36 in this clip, a performance by the Teachers Training College of Samoa.) “Ie lavalava” is a Samoan sarong, something we wear daily. Among other, deeper themes, this song celebrates the beauty of Samoan culture as expressed in the design of our clothing. Ie lavalava teuteu fa’asamoa
A Samoan song inviting you to get up and ‘minoi minoi’ – move your body. Minoi minoi minoi Minoi pei o se loi A siva siva ua gaoioi Lololo pei o se pe’epe’e ua loiloi Suite sua malie pei ose poi { CHORUS } Ata lupe lupe Aue, tagi tagi
Musika Malie, aue, fefe, manaia ile siva e Musika Malie, aue, fefe, se’e maia nai teine Usu mai lau pese malie Ae ataata mai ma’e sivasiva mai Fa’ataupati ma osooso Lima I luga ae aua le pao Le soga’imiti fa’alolo Aua la ete ita ae fa’aali lau pe’a Pei ose
