Kaysha is also a successful music producer, having produced songs for some of the best-known artists on the Afro-Caribbean scene, including Passi, Solaar, Jacob Desvarieux, Soumia, Lynnsha, Elizio, and Ludo.
Musiquarian
Kaysha Lyrics
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Same brother same shoes c'est numero 1
As I travel the world with my knapsac on
The back, my music c'est numero 1
I came to let then know in a cd or a show
I speak a universal haiti or Santo
Domingo, from Kinshasa to Bombay
It's the same thing in yo ears when you wanna party
Like that please come again
I go thru life, in my school bus
Learning, from 1 till I turn to dust
Jacob: Si s�
;w te gen lide moun ka pa konprann kreyol, mesye dames yo ka flotte
The lyrics of Kaysha's song "Musiquarian" showcase the artist's deep love and passion for music. The first verse communicates that the artist considers himself to be the number 1 in the music industry, and that his music is always with him like a backpack. He expresses his desire to spread his music and message universally, through CDs and live shows, and mentions various countries and cities like Haiti, Santo Domingo, Kinshasa, and Bombay. The chorus encourages listeners to clap and dance to his music, which he believes has the power to transcend language barriers and bring people together. The second verse describes the artist's journey through life, which he compares to riding a school bus and learning until the end of his days.
Line by Line Meaning
You know the man I come numero 1
I am the best in what I do, and I am confident about it.
Same brother same shoes c'est numero 1
Being consistent and maintaining my identity is what makes me number 1.
As I travel the world with my knapsac on
I love to travel, and I carry my music with me wherever I go.
The back, my music c'est numero 1
My music is always my priority, and I keep pushing it to reach the top.
I came to let then know in a cd or a show
Whether it's through a CD or a live performance, I am here to make sure people hear my music.
I speak a universal haiti or Santo
My music speaks to everyone, regardless of where they come from or what language they speak.
Domingo, from Kinshasa to Bombay
I reach out to people from different parts of the world and connect them through my music.
It's the same thing in yo ears when you wanna party
My music has the same effect on every listener, bringing them together to have a good time.
Oh oui, gimme a clap
I love when my audience expresses their appreciation for my music.
Like that please come again
I hope my listeners keep coming back for more of my music.
I go thru life, in my school bus
I continue to learn and grow throughout my life, just like a student in a school bus.
Learning, from 1 till I turn to dust
I will always keep learning and improving, no matter how old I get.
Contributed by Gabriel C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@kaysha
Rest in Peace Jacob. Thank you. 😭🤍🕊
@idconcept9724
Belle association !
Le morceau est TOP et la voix de Jacob rayonne dessus !
Merci les gars !
Merci Jacob
RIP 🙏
@krystouneuf7One
😍 CE feat, CE son 👍🏽🔥💯💯 qui se danse comme jamais 🥳 Quelle belle idée 💡 as-tu eu là, @Kaysha pour CE duo avec notre regretté Monsieur Jacob Désvarieux 🕊🙏🏽
@palmelasofia8850
Essa música é a recordação da minha infância ouço todos os dias e me acalmar muito ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@kaysha
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@Yaruska782
Essa música😍. Quando tinha por aí 15anos era minha música de eleição, tão bom voltar a escutar🥰, nostalgia total😃🥰❤.
@MariaJahulo-wg9sl
Aprendi a tarrachar com essa música,bons tempos que saudades 😂😂❤❤❤
@carlacapouca
Meus 5 anos de idade e hoje tenho 18 anos meu DEUS obrigada pela memória...Kaysha sempre no Top.
@kaysha
Com grande prazer
@IamAraujo17
Música ainda está presente nas festas 🇵🇹🇬🇼🇨🇻🇦🇴