In 2005 he released his third studio album, The Trinity, and collected another #1 hit, 'Temperature'. Sean Paul's 2002 sophomore album, Dutty Rock, is his most successful, with 4 top 20 hits, including the worldwide smash "Gimme The Light", "Get Busy", "Like Glue" & "I'm Still In Love With You" were also huge hits, keeping the Dutty Rock album a best seller throughout 2003. "Temperature," from his 2005 follow-up cd, The Trinity, was a Billboard #1 Hot 100 hit.
Sean Paul has Portuguese heritage from his paternal grandfather, Sephardic Jewish heritage from his paternal grandmother, African heritage from his maternal grandfather, and Chinese heritage from his maternal grandmother. Both his parents are Jamaican natives. His nicknames include Zion Lion and King of Israel. Because of his mixed heritage, some consider him a personification of the Jamaican Motto "Out of Many, One People". Sean Paul's voice and style of singing is often compared to Jamaican 1990s dancehall sensation Super Cat.
He played for the Jamaican national water polo team and alleges to be related to King Solomon through his father.
In 1996, Paul and Spanner Banner recorded the Jamaican chart-topper, "Ladies Man", through the singer's Sweet Angel Productions. The song resulted in his embarking on sessions with Jeremy Harding, a then little-known producer who burst on the scene with his production of Beenie Man's crossover hit "Who Am I". The producer released the dancehall favorite "Baby Girl." The following single, "Infiltrate", joined the singer's combination hit in the Jamaican top charts.
A new version of Paul's "Punkie" track from the Dutty Rock album featuring Tego Calderón appeared on a recent (February 2005) Promo Only album with automaten spiele. April 2005's Promo Only Caribbean Series album included a new song by Paul ("We Be Burnin'"). Recently, Paul also collaborated with Nina Sky for his song "Touch My Body". Sean Paul has just recently released his new album, The Trinity. Sean Paul was a feature artist on Beyonce's number one hit, "Baby Boy."
Waya Waya
Sean Paul Lyrics
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Music is freedom! (Waya Waya)
Sean Paul alongside Tal!
Dans tous les pays du monde
Même quand la colère gronde
Il y a toujours des gens qui s'élèvent
(Worldwide vibe)
Que le tempo soit pop ou tribal
Y'a jamais de différence
Je dis ce que l'on pense
Loin d'ici, près de là
Y'a des chants qui portent nos voix
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
(Voix, yeah)
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
Près d'ici, loin de là
Y'a des chants qui portent nos joies
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
(Joins, yeah)
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
Tell them say music is life
Remember life is music
Mad people vibes and we chant we use it
To build connection and we never will lose it
Even in yard 'nuff love we're boostin'
Into this life trouble ever be looming
Face it alone, it can seem so dooming
Jammin' and we come together, we groovin'
Keep positivity, flowers, them blooming
Loin d'ici, près de là
Y'a des chants qui portent nos voix
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
(Voix, yeah)
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
Près d'ici, loin de là
Y'a des chants qui portent nos joies
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
(Joins, yeah)
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
Là bas, là bas, de l'Afrique aux Amériques
Tout près de là, y'a toujours de la musique
Every corner we are taking it to the world
Take it and spread it to the world
Là bas, là bas, il n'y a pas de silence
On a le droit de chanter nos différences
Every corner we are taking it to the world
Take it and spread it to the world
Loin d'ici, près de là
Y'a des chants qui portent nos voix
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
(Voix, yeah)
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
Près d'ici, loin de là
Y'a des chants qui portent nos joies
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
(Joies, yeah)
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
Loin d'ici, près de là
Y'a des chants qui portent nos voix
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
(Voix, yeah)
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
Pres d'ici, loin de là
Y'a des chants qui portent nos joies
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
(Joies, yeah)
We livin' it up, we not givin' it up
The lyrics to Sean Paul's song "Waya Waya" have a powerful message that emphasizes the value of music and the unity it can bring to different cultures around the world. The opening lines of the song, "Music is freedom," set the tone for the rest of the lyrics, which highlight the universal power of music to bring people together, regardless of their backgrounds.
The song acknowledges that there is always anger and conflict in the world, but emphasizes that there are also always people who rise above it, whether they are in tribes or capital cities. The lyrics suggest that music can be a means of expressing oneself and connecting with others, and can also serve as a tool for building bridges between different communities.
The chorus encourages listeners to "take your time, close your eyes" and let the music be their friend, which further emphasizes the idea of music as a unifying and therapeutic force. The song also has an uplifting and positive tone, with lines like "Keep positivity, flowers them blooming!" and "We livin' it up we not givin' it up" encouraging listeners to stay optimistic and connected with others.
Overall, "Waya Waya" is a powerful call for unity and a celebration of the power of music to unite people from different cultures and backgrounds.
Line by Line Meaning
Ayo! (Waya Waya)
Introducing the song with a fun, catchy phrase
Music is freedom (Waya Waya)
Declaring that music represents freedom and unification
Sean Paul 'longside Tal
Acknowledging that Sean Paul is performing with Tal
Dans tous les pays du monde
In every country around the world
Même quand la colère gronde
Even when anger is present
Il y a toujours des gens qui s'élèvent
There are always people rising up
Dans les tribus, les capitales
In tribes and in cities
Que le tempo soit pop ou tribal
Whether the tempo is pop or tribal
Il n'y a jamais de différence
There is never a difference
On dit ce que l'on pense
We say what we think
Take your time, close your eyes
Take a moment to reflect
Better keep the song as your friend
Use music as an ally in your life
We livin' it up we not slippiin' it up
We're living life to the fullest
Près d'ici, loin de là
Near and far away
Il y a des gens qui portent nos joies
There are people who share in our joys
Tell them say music is life
Spread the message that music is life
Remember life is music
Remember that music is a part of life
Mad people vibes
Crazy, positive energy
And we chant we us it
We use music to chant and connect
To build connection
To build relationships with each other
And we never will lose it
We will never lose our connection
Even in yard
Even in tough times
'Nuff love we're bootsin'
We are spreading a lot of love
Inna this life
In this life
Trouble ever be looming
Trouble is always around the corner
If you face it alone it
If you face it alone
It can seem so dooming
It can seem daunting
Jammin' and we come
We come together and jam
Together we grooving
Together we are dancing and moving
Keep positivity flowers them blooming!
Keep positivity growing!
Là-bas, là-bas
Over there, over there
De l'Afrique aux Amériques
From Africa to the Americas
Tout près de là
Right near there
Il y a toujours de la musique
There is always music
Every corner we a take it to the world
We are taking music to every corner of the globe
Take it and spread it to the world
Share and spread music to the world
Il n'y a pas de silence
There is no silence
On a le droit
We have the right
De chanter nos différences
To sing about our differences
Take your time, close your eyes
Take a moment to reflect
Better keep the song as your friend
Use music as an ally in your life
We livin' it up we not slippiin' it up
We're living life to the fullest
Près d'ici, loin de là
Near and far away
Il y a des gens qui portent nos joies
There are people who share in our joys
We livin' it up we not slippiin' it up
We're living life to the fullest
We livin' it up we not givin' it up
We're not giving up on life
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
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@manonprre6580
Mais déjà qu’elle fille n’était pas fan de Tal à l’ancienne 😭 elle a marqué notre enfance avec ses musiques
@stephanebart563
Et oui elle à marquer sa génération puis la tienne.
@siraguialiharoun4511
Je suis d accord♥️
@TheSeriousAnalysist
Elle a disparu où ?
@maxime_amini
@@Pokemon12002 elle fait toujours de la musique sous un nouveau nom "taloula"
@basketballplayerrrr2809
I’m not French so I don’t know any French, but damn I love this song so much 💖 💯
@MrSombrecoeur
the lyrics are really poor its a garbage not an anthem to the french language
@joshuajamessara
Ahh me too
@catangels4
J'adore le rythme de cette chanson,il donne envie de danser!J'aime beaucoup la voix de Tal!Cette chanson est vraiment réussi!
@meissabsn9033
2021??? Je sui clairement en train d’écouter les musiques de mon enfance