This is a Tongan classic, made popular for a new generation of Islanders by Spawnbreezie (who is Samoan). We love our Tongan music, too! FANGAI LUPE LEVA E LA’A EVA HE HALA TAUFA FAKA MANIMANI E HA’ALA PE O TALI’EVA FANA FANA E AFO MINOA, NONGA SI’A LOTO HOHA’A
Anthem for the village Le’auvaa in Samoa MUAGUTITIA E, MA FALENAOTI SEI TULAI MAI SEI TA O SEI FAALOGO I LE MALELE UA VILIGIA NEI MAI O UA ATOA TUPE I LE FAFAO SAMOA UA POTOPOTO I MALAE OLA MA GAFOAGA UA ULA LE ASO MUAGUTITIA E, MA FALENAOTI SEI
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
(Penina o Ti’afau version) Nofo i Salafai lo’u motu Tepa i le Tuasivi o Upolu Pei ou te iloa atu e lo’u la’au lea o le nonu A e o le la’au e suamalie pei o le suka mai Sili e O lo’o tupu ane i Apia i talane o
Admiring the Samoan lavalava (sarong, wrap around), especially when it beautifully adorns a princess who is dancing to celebrate a joyous event. Lavalava Samoa ma’eu lona manaia O le siapo ma le ula fala ma si au ata’ata E faigofie lava o nai au teuga E maua lava le lau
