Najwa Nimri is Spanish (born February 14, 1972 in Pamplona) actress and sin… Read Full Bio ↴Najwa Nimri is Spanish (born February 14, 1972 in Pamplona) actress and singer. Her mother is Spanish and her father is Jordanian. Her name means rapture in her father's language. When she was a child she moved to Bilbao and she lives now in Madrid. Her first important role in movies was in the film 'Salto al vacío', the first movie by Daniel Calparasoro. Her career as a singer started with small groups before she met Carlos Jean to create the group Najwajean. She has released three solo albums until now and a comeback album of Najwajean with Carlos Jean is in project. She has very recently taken part in the MTV Weekend Festival in Gijón, Spain.

Nothing To Do
Najwa Lyrics

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And now, and now
Shut up for an instance

And how, and how
Stop this stupid violence

And now , and now
Shup up for an instance

You think the way we behave
It's anti esthetic
And if you think the way we feel
It is just pathetic

I have to tell you
That we are extraordinary
And that you're not going to make
No last, a modification
Obviously the power of our rhythms
Would make you change your mind
And make you not to damage our armony

Because it's nothing to do,
Nothing to compare... With this love
There is nothing to do
And nothing to compare with our

Because it's nothing to do,
Nothing to compare... With this love
There is nothing to do
And nothing to compare with our

If you know a way more easier
If you're not to do and treat me right
Oh that's the way

Obviously the power of our rhythm

Would make you change your mind
And make you not to damage our armony

Overall Meaning

In Najwa's song "Nothing to Do", the lyrics express a sense of defiance and self-assertion against those who criticize or belittle the way that she and others like her act or feel. The repeated refrain of "shut up for an instance" and "stop this stupid violence" suggests a frustration with the attitudes of those who judge and criticize without understanding or compassion.

The lines "You think the way we behave/it's anti aesthetic/and if you think the way we feel/it is just pathetic" are a direct challenge to those who dismiss or condemn the unconventional behavior and emotions of others. The assertion that "we are extraordinary" is a powerful claim of worth and pride in one's own identity.

The lyrics also emphasize the importance of the "power of our rhythms" and the "harmony" that can be found in this love, suggesting that music and connection are central to the experience of being oneself in the face of judgment and violence.

Overall, the lyrics of "Nothing to Do" are an inspiring call to stand up for oneself and defy those who would seek to suppress or oppress individuality and personal expression.

Line by Line Meaning

And now, and now
Let's take a moment to focus.

Shut up for an instance
Be still and listen.

And how, and how
Let's address this problem.

Stop this stupid violence
There is no need for aggression.

You think the way we behave
You judge our actions.

It's anti esthetic
You find it unattractive.

And if you think the way we feel
You judge our emotions.

It is just pathetic
You find it pitiful.

I have to tell you
I must make this clear to you.

That we are extraordinary
We are unique and special.

And that you're not going to make
You cannot alter or change.