Rasanblé
Beethova Obas Lyrics


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yeiye iye iyeee
ooooooo
Ayisyen rasanble
pa di'n pa meleee
o ayisyen rasanble
nou tout konsène
kou sa pa bon
kou sa pa byen pase
se nou tout k'ap kriyeeee

o nèg vanyan dayiti
pa di'n pa mele
o nèg vanyan dayiti
nou tout konsène
prè desan zan nou chante libète
men ki kote nou ye
gen desan zan peyi'n malad kouche
s'on sèl chan l'ap chante

mwen malad m'kouche
m'pa sa leve
(m'pa sa leve)
mwen malad mwen kouche
føk mwen leve woy
m'pral møn anyo
m'pa moun isit o
lø bondye rele'm prale

mwen malad kouche
føk mwen leveeee

peyi'm malad li kouche
føk li leve anmwey
m'pral møn anwo
mwen pa moun isit o
lè bondye rele'm
m'prale




se lè bondye rele'm
mwen praleeeee

Overall Meaning

The song "Rasanblé" by Beethova Obas is a call for Haitian unity in the face of difficult times. The opening lines of the song, "Ayisyen rasanble, pa di'n pa mele," translates to "Haitians unite, don't say we can't." The singer urges his fellow Haitians to come together despite any differences they may have, emphasizing that they are all concerned about the same issues affecting their country. The following lines, "kou sa pa bon, kou sa pa byen pase, se nou tout k'ap kriye," describe the struggles that Haitians have faced - the things that have not gone well and their shared tears.


The second verse of the song is an address to the "nèg vanyan dayiti," the valiant people of Haiti who are not afraid to speak their minds. The singer asks where they are in times of crisis and calls for their action to help their fellow citizens. The verse then turns to the idea of "libète," or freedom, which Haitians have long fought for. The lines "prè desan zan nou chante libète, men ki kote nou ye" talk about how Haitians sing about freedom, but are they really free? The singer points out that many Haitians are still suffering, and encourages the nèg vanyan to do something about it.


Overall, "Rasanblé" is a call for unity and action in the face of adversity. It reflects the struggles that everyday Haitians face and emphasizes the importance of coming together as a collective force to make change.


Line by Line Meaning

yeiye iye iyeee ooooooo
The opening line of the song is a vocalization that sets the tone for what follows.


Ayisyen rasanble
Haitians come together to support each other.


pa di'n pa meleee
Without quarreling and fighting.


o ayisyen rasanble
This is repeated to reinforce the idea of solidarity.


nou tout konsène
We are all concerned.


kou sa pa bon kou sa pa byen pase
Things are not going well and it is not good.


se nou tout k'ap kriyeeee
We are all crying for help.


o nèg vanyan dayiti
Oh brave men of Haiti.


pa di'n pa mele
Without quarreling and fighting.


o nèg vanyan dayiti
Oh brave men of Haiti.


nou tout konsène
We are all concerned.


prè desan zan nou chante libète
We sing freedom songs with full throats.


men ki kote nou ye
But where are we?


gen desan zan peyi'n malad kouche
There are people in the country who are suffering and cannot move.


s'on sèl chan l'ap chante
Only one song is being sung.


mwen malad m'kouche m'pa sa leve (m'pa sa leve)
I am sick and lying down, I cannot get up.


mwen malad mwen kouche føk mwen leve woy
I am sick and lying down, I have to get up.


m'pral møn anyo m'pa moun isit o
I am going to die, I am nobody here.


lø bondye rele'm prale
When God calls me, I will go.


mwen malad kouche føk mwen leveeee
I am sick and lying down, I have to get up.


peyi'm malad li kouche føk li leve anmwey
My country is sick and cannot move, it has to get up.


m'pral møn anwo mwen pa moun isit o
I am going up, I am nobody here.


lè bondye rele'm m'prale se lè bondye rele'm mwen praleeeee
When God calls me, I will go, that is when I will go.




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Comments from YouTube:

@jlroguez3137

Ahora como dominicano quiero aprender creol por este artista que buena música me atrae es como si tuviera sangre haitiana

@enaldcivil3091

On ne discute pas les couleurs et les goûts ,si w dislike se paske w te anvi like 10 fois petèt.Mezanmi gen bagay ou pa ka kwè non ,an mwen konprann se pa fanm mizik la ap denigre li pa bèl vre,antouka nou lwen toujou.Bondye beni tout moun ki tande ,medite sou mesaj vibran sa epi liker tou ,pa bliye Ayiti.

@claudepayne9425

Rabòtay paka we anyen la.This is haitian groove.My root.

@JuliaJosephMusic

I love this song. It always lifts my spirits and gets me dancing.

@Celiguet509

Atis sa yo trè ra, koman pou yon moun fe pa retounen nan ansyen tan yo
Mw la map gadel 22 oktob 2022

@MrVeeBlog

I have no idea what he's saying but man, am I in a good mood all of a sudden.

@JuliaJosephMusic

exactly!

@s.j7468

Gadon ATIS mezanmi...mesye sa c nan syèl li sorti!!!

@1coco5

Old School Haitian Kompa is never old! A classic. He need to perform of all his major songs!

@bondieupifo5071

Pagen Mizik sa yo anko OMG

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