Monogaga
Meiway Lyrics

The lyrics to Meiway's song "Monogaga" are primarily sung in the Kroumen language and are accompanied by an instrumental beat throughout most of the song. The beginning of the song features a repetitive instrumental phrase, followed by the lyrics "Mama weh baliêbo, Kroumen wawayefê baliêbo, Mimi ô weh baliêbo hum, Ama coco cherie iyêbo," which roughly translate to "Mama, come and see, Kroumen people are dancing, Mimi is also dancing, Ama, my dear coconut." The following lyrics describe specific locations in the region, such as San Pedro and Grand Bereby, and mention the name Monogaga, which seems to be a place in or near the Kroumen region.

As the song progresses, the lyrics continue to describe the sights and sounds of the region, with mentions of colorful clothing, palm trees, and people dancing. The chorus of the song is a repetition of the phrase "Monogaga weh," which seems to be a celebration of the culture and people of the Kroumen region. The song ends with several dedications to individuals, including the "family Henry" and singer Chantal Taiba.

Overall, the lyrics to "Monogaga" seem to be a celebration of the Kroumen region of Cote d'Ivoire and its people. The song focuses on specific locations and cultural elements, with an emphasis on dance and music.