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vosoti au noqu vosaki iko ki yasamuni meu laki tiko vosoti au niu kuri wale ga ni nomu oca ena vei siga chorus ke voravora na wasawasa au bolea meu sokota ga na matamu ena noqui kabasi na yagomu ena noqu i sakisaki na yalomu e noqu i yanuyanu au raica koto vaka ca ia […] Fijian soldiers singing for orphans in Suai, East Timor in 2004. This took place at an orphanage for victims of the massacre in 1999 in which over 250 people were slaughtered. In 2013, a group of Canadian Christians visited Fiji to handout Bibles to every Fijian student and teacher. This was the Fiji Bible Project. This song was recorded at on of the school visits and the lyrics are appropriate and sung with great choir harmony. Fijians are known generally for their love of singing. The soldiers from Fiji sing a Fijian song during Second World war deployment. A song commonly sang at pirmary schools ‘Wilika nomu i Vola Tabu’ is sung by these two beautiful kids. Well done! Lai tei dalo is a well known song in primary schools in Fiji. This Fijian boy tries to sing but forgets the lyrics and his dad tries to help him – very funny. A famous song by Sakiusa Bulicokocoko performed by this Sydney crew brings back those memories of Sakiusa Bulicokocoko. Enjoy. This family’s breakfast turned into a lip syncing session to Makare’s song Na Gauna. Love the background dancer. Calling themselves the Roundabout Sigidrigi Crew, Mr and Mrs Nabouta perform a cover of this famous song by George Fiji Veikoso. The couple live in Aucvkland and Mrs ‘Bex’ Nabouta ‘aka’ Sassy is a professional Kiwi singer. Enjoy. |
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