K-… Read Full Bio ↴Minipop Kids is the rebirth of the Mini*Pops franchise from the 80's.
K-tel first launched the original Mini*Pops in the early 1980s. The popular albums featured talented children singing the pop hits of the 80′s including classics such as Cruel Summer, Video Killed The Radio Star and Rock This Town.
In 2004, these new Minipop Kids have now returned featuring all new kids and all new songs. This new ‘crop’ of stars-in-waiting. All MPK albums are sung exclusively by the kids, for kids of all ages. The albums are recorded and produced in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The Minipop Kids to date have released 13 full length albums + a Christmas album.
With lyrics getting more graphic in nature, each song is hand picked, and edited to make sure they are kid appropriate. Now parents can rest easy, and know that their kids are listening and having fun to kid friendly music!
MiniPop Kids continues a successful tradition of entertaining and celebrating kids just being kids with its ‘family friendly Minipop style.’ Packed with high positive energy, the Mini Pop Kids brand is about encouraging and empowering kids to be confident and shoot for their dreams with versions of current pop songs that the entire family can enjoy. It’s music for kids to sing along with, get on their dance moves and just have fun with their friends. Featuring the Mini Pop Kids performers (MPKs), all age 10-14 and from all over Canada, recorded and produced in Canada as well.
K-Tel’s Mini Pop Kids can be found top of the iTunes, and Amazon charts. Mini Pop Kids can be found at music retailers in Canada including Wal-Mart. It can also be purchased at the Mini Pop Kids website: http://www.minipopkids.com
Havana
Minipop Kids Lyrics
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He came from East Atlanta all of my heart is in Havana oh na na,
There's something bout his manners, Havana-na-na.
He ran up to me as girlfriends talkin, he only come's out to play in,
The morning. He said he liked the way we were singing, then my heart,
Started ringing. He got me singing like
Oooh
Oooh
I knew it when I met him, I loved when I left him.
Oooh
Oooh
Oooh
And then I had tell him, I had goooo
Oh na na na. Havana oh na na, half of my heart is is Havana oh na na,
He came from East Atlanta.
All my heart is in Havana, there's something...
Bout his manner's, Havana oh na na.
Some days I just like to play, I don't care if it's mm-mm-mm.
Fresh East Atlanta, with no manner's, came across this girl...
And I took a chance. Heard that she can sing, so I took her hand.
We were laughing all day, we were playin all day...
Liven the life with me,
couldn't find the right way, couldn't find the right way,
To say goodbye to each other.
It's in the history, making on me, black...
Point close range that be. Can you feel the chemistry?
Cause real LOVE is all we need.
Havana oh na na half of heart my is in Havana oh na na,
he came from East Atlanta all of my
heart is in Havana, my heart is Havana.
HAVANA oh na na aaaaaah take me back, back, back. Havana aaaaahhalf of
“My heart is in Havana” is a catchy phrase from the song “Havana” by Minipop Kids, and it means that the singer is deeply in love with someone who is from Havana – the capital and largest city in Cuba. The song refers to the narrating character’s experience meeting someone from East Atlanta who pursues her with his charm, and the two end up spending time together singing and playing. However, soon she has to leave and has to tell him that she has to go. The song speaks of a genuine affection and budding romance that prompts the singer to keep thinking about Havana and its streets, likely inspired by how much she misses the person she left behind.
The significance of Havana in this song is its role as a symbol of love and hopefulness. Havana is a vivid and lively place, known for its colorful architecture, music, and culture, and the city's representation in the song serves to induce a sense of liveliness and joyfulness in the listener. The song embodies the singer's longing for her lover while at the same time using Havana to evoke a sense of warmth.
Line by Line Meaning
Havana oh na na half of my heart is in Havana oh na na
The singer's heart is divided, with half of it residing in the city of Havana.
He came from East Atlanta all of my heart is in Havana oh na na,
The subject of the singer's affection is from Atlanta, but her heart is in Havana.
There's something bout his manners, Havana-na-na.
The subject of the singer's affection possesses qualities that the singer finds impressive.
He ran up to me as girlfriends talkin, he only come's out to play in,
The subject of the artist's affection approached her while she was talking to her friends and only seems to be interested in having fun during the morning hours.
The morning. He said he liked the way we were singing, then my heart,
The subject of the artist's affection expressed his appreciation for the artist's singing, causing her to feel her heart fluttering.
Started ringing. He got me singing like
Oooh
Oooh
Oooh
The singer's affection for the subject grew so strong that it made her want to express herself through song.
I knew it when I met him, I loved when I left him.
The singer knew she was in love with the subject of her affection from the moment they met, and she was still in love with him when they parted ways.
And then I had tell him, I had goooo
Oh na na na. Havana oh na na, half of my heart is is Havana oh na na,
Although it was difficult, the artist had to inform the subject of her affection that she had to leave, but a part of her heart would always remain in Havana.
He came from East Atlanta.
All my heart is in Havana, there's something...
Bout his manner's, Havana oh na na.
The subject of the artist's affection originates from East Atlanta, but the artist's heart belongs entirely to Havana due to the subject's impressive qualities.
Some days I just like to play, I don't care if it's mm-mm-mm.
Fresh East Atlanta, with no manner's, came across this girl...
And I took a chance. Heard that she can sing, so I took her hand.
The artist is not always serious and enjoys having fun, even with someone who may not have the best manners. The subject took a chance with the artist, whose singing voice piqued the subject's interest or admiration.
We were laughing all day, we were playin all day...
Liven the life with me,
couldn't find the right way, couldn't find the right way,
To say goodbye to each other.
It's in the history, making on me, black...
Point close range that be. Can you feel the chemistry?
Cause real LOVE is all we need.
The singer and the subject shared a day filled with laughter and play, making memories together. They struggled to say goodbye and wished they could have found a way to stay with each other longer. The intimacy between the two can be felt, and the singer believes that all it takes is true love to make a lasting relationship.
Havana oh na na half of heart my is in Havana oh na na,
he came from East Atlanta all of my
heart is in Havana, my heart is Havana.
The artist reiterates that a significant portion of her heart is still in Havana, even though the subject originates from East Atlanta.
HAVANA oh na na aaaaaah take me back, back, back. Havana aaaaahhalf of
The singer longs to return to Havana, and the repetition of the word 'back' underscores her desire to do so.
Contributed by Jasmine R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.