Tsha nanu boye
Robinio Mundibu Lyrics
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Tala bien oko mona bizaleli na ye) soki ba vandi na baninga ye alobaka lobaka mingi professeur qui connaît tout (tala bien oko mona bizaleli na ye)
In Robinio Mundibu's song Tsha Nanu Boye, the lyrics discuss a situation where someone is questioning why another person thinks they know everything. The phrase "pona nini tat'oyo ayebi mingi a yebaka nionso" roughly translates to "why do you think you know everything?" The response is that this person is a professor who thinks they know everything, but they may not actually know as much as they think they do. The lines "tala bien oko mona bizaleli na ye" suggest that the person speaking is watching this professor closely and observing their behavior to see if they truly know everything as they claim.
Overall, the lyrics seem to be a commentary on know-it-all personalities and the often negative effects that can have on others. The song encourages people to be humble and open to learning from others instead of automatically assuming they know everything about a given topic.
Line by Line Meaning
Pona nini tat'oyo ayebi mingi a yebaka nionso
Why is your father so knowledgeable about everything?
Tala bien oko mona bizaleli na ye
He has a sharp eye for observation
Soki ba vandi na baninga ye alobaka lobaka mingi
If there are disagreements among his peers, he can provide a lot of insights
Professeur qui connaît tout (tala bien oko mona bizaleli na ye)
He is a professor who knows everything (because he has a sharp eye for observation)
Contributed by Nora B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@bakwoludovic117
Février 2024… j’écoute depuis la sortie il y a plusieurs années.
Très joli concept
@tristanmavoungou98
Si tu écoutes encore ce morceau en avril 2022, c'est que tu as une oreille 👂 et un goût pour les bonnes choses (musique).
Respect pour le talent.🙏🔥❤️
@micoletta3983
Juillet 2022*
@benitoseto2441
Moi 😊
@juniortobang8816
Janvier 2023
@KevinandRarin
This song is the reason why it's better not to know the language..so you don't know what the song is about. Just enjoy the melody and dancing like every other lingala magic! Kingine wachana nayo.
@chrischisola8508
There's never a shortage of sweet music and dance from the DRC,big up.
@maombinjami6136
9hhi 8hhiii 9h
@zigzag2496
What's the name of the first song?
@dugoirandkesnel7238
I am Haitian but I like the music of Robinho mundibu