Plezi mize
Emeline Michel Lyrics


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2 vaksin 2 tanbou
ayisyen anraje
djakout mizè nèg vole
se plezi san rete

wap fè'm sa'm pa vle
si'w fè chapo'm vire
pa gen pan' asosye
nan bann na kwaze
nanpwen tan pou chodyè monte
vant timoun yo ap køde
demen lè bann ap pase
na bliye vant køde

wiski chiken pou yo
kleren benyen pou nou
si yo voye mayo
na sispann fè wè zo
s'on wololoy
pou chodyè monte
men'm si vant timoun yo ap køde
køm demen bann ap pase
na bliye vant køde
vant køde woyyy
vant køde woy

men se sa'k ka bay
bèl koudjay ayayay
enben nèg lakay
an al nan bal pou piyay

si pat sa te bay
bèl koudjay ayayyy
di'm non nèg lakay
tray ki ta gen lakay

s'on wololoy pou chodyè monte
vant timoun yo mèt køde
si demen ban'n ap pase
nap bliye vant køde
vant køde woy
vant køde woy
2 vaksin 2 tanbou
mwen di'w moun yo anraje

2 vaksin 2 tanbou
mwen di'w tout moun anraje

2 vaksin 2 tanbou
ayisyen anraje

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Emeline Michel's song "Plezi mize" depict the struggles and joys of everyday life in Haiti. The first line, "2 vaksin 2 tanbou," which translates to "2 vaccines, 2 drums," refers to the recent vaccination campaign in Haiti and how music is an integral part of the Haitian culture. The following line, "ayisyen anraje," which means "Haitians are angry," highlights the frustration and anger Haitians feel due to the country's many problems, including poverty, corruption, and political instability.


The next line, "djakout mizè nèg vole," which means "misery's DJ steals" refers to the fact that even in the midst of hardship, Haitians find pleasure in music and dancing. The line "se plezi san rete," which translates to "it's pleasure without stopping," emphasizes how music can bring joy and hope even in difficult times.


The rest of the lyrics talk about how Haitians enjoy life to the fullest despite their struggles. The line "wap fè'm sa'm pa vle, si'w fè chapo'm vire" means "you're making me do what I don't want, if you make my hat turn," which implies a sense of defiance and freedom. The song also references food and drink, with lines like "wiski chiken pou yo, kleren benyen pou nou," which means "whiskey and chicken for them, clear rum for us." The lines "na bliye vant køde, vant køde woyyy" repeat the phrase "ventre cordé" or "knotted stomach," which suggests the hunger and hard work Haitians face on a daily basis.


Overall, Emeline Michel's "Plezi mize" celebrates the resilience and spirit of the Haitian people, even in the face of adversity.


Line by Line Meaning

2 vaksin 2 tanbou
Two vaccines, two drums


ayisyen anraje
Haitians enraged


djakout mizè nèg vole
The misery of Djakout, the man who steals


se plezi san rete
It's pleasure without limit


wap fè'm sa'm pa vle
You're making me do something I don't want to do


si'w fè chapo'm vire
If you make my hat turn


pa gen pan' asosye
There's no bread to share


nan bann na kwaze
In the woods, we get lost


nanpwen tan pou chodyè monte
There's no time for the pot to boil


vant timoun yo ap køde
The children's bellies are rumbling


demen lè bann ap pase
Tomorrow when everything passes


na bliye vant køde
We'll forget the rumbling bellies


wiski chiken pou yo
Whiskey and chicken for them


kleren benyen pou nou
Clarified rum for us


si yo voye mayo
If they send mayonnaise


na sispann fè wè zo
We'll stop pretending


s'on wololoy
It's a frenzy


pou chodyè monte
For the pot to boil


men'm si vant timoun yo ap køde
Even if the children's bellies are rumbling


køm demen bann ap pase
As tomorrow everything passes


na bliye vant køde
We'll forget the rumbling bellies


men se sa'k ka bay
But that's what we can offer


bèl koudjay ayayay
Beautiful days, ayayay


enben nèg lakay
Well, the man at home


an al nan bal pou piyay
Let's go to the dance to enjoy ourselves


si pat sa te bay
If that was not the case


di'm non nèg lakay
Tell me the name of the man at home


tray ki ta gen lakay
Three who could be at home


mwen di'w moun yo anraje
I'm telling you, the people are enraged


mwen di'w tout moun anraje
I'm telling you, everyone is enraged


ayisyen anraje
Haitians enraged




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@MsKitchener

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@destingina4447

Tu restes la meilleure Emeline. Continue ainsi.

@haitienne23

Sa se mizik ki di'm ekzateman koman peyi'm ye e koman peyizan nou yo jwi lavi yo san panse ak mize ki sou do yo. Se sak fe mizik la rele "Plezi Mize". Mizik sa se yon klasik. I love you Emelyne!

@shellalundy251

fafa gregoire

@billypierrelouis4976

fafa gregoire yep 👍

@marah7170

Ou resume tout sa mwen te vle di fanmi

@Ebenita

I get chills..... everytime I hear this song. I did this when I was in dance class younger.. I get all tear-up when i hear it.

@malfrendeng1

Mesi pou mizik sa la! Emanuelle se chef mizik lakay. Mesi sept fois sept!

@YaboyMammoth

Video en vrac sou TNH te konn pase video sa anpill anpill souvni lakay Haiti 🇭🇹 😢

@judithtoussaint5197

Msi pu mizik sa mw telman chachel love pu u

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