Diego Chiazzaro Romano was born in Montevideo,Uruguay in 1986, but now he l… Read Full Bio ↴Diego Chiazzaro Romano was born in Montevideo,Uruguay in 1986, but now he lives in somewhere of europe. When he was just 10 he had his first experience with music, listening to bands like Led Zeppelin-Deep Purple- Depeche mode-Sumo among others. He started to play the guitar wnen he was 14, and 2 years later he discovered his real love. (House music) . In 2005 he started as a producer in electronic music.
Today he has 3 relaeses edited in labels like Muzik-x-press and Soulmanmusic, but that is just the begining.
Now he call himself "Thirdworld", his sound is a blend of Deephouse-techouse and funk music.

Thirdworld aka Chiazzaro

African Woman 78
Thirdworld Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Thirdworld:

1865 There's guns across the river aimin' at ya Lawman on your…
Dreamland There's a land that I have heard about So far…
Now That We've Found Love Now that we've found love what are we gonna do with…
Now That We¡¯ve Found Love Now that we've found love what are we gonna do with…

Rock The World (chorus) Lets rock the world with music give Jah creation th…
Try Jah Love A lonely soul was I without direction I didn't know which…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@skarena7411

6y↑119

[1st Verse]
Said it was 96 degrees in the shade
Ten thousand soldiers on parade
Taking I and I to meet a big fat boy
Sent from overseas
The queen employ
Excellency before you I come
With my representation
You know where I'm coming from

You caught me on the loose
Fighting to be free
Now you show me a noose
On the cotton tree
Entertainment for you
Martyrdom for me

[Chorus] (x2)
96 degrees in the shade
Real hot in the shade

Some may suffer and some may burn
But i know that one day my people will learn
As sure as the sun shines, way up in the sky
Today i stand here a victim, the truth is I'll never die

96 degrees in the shade
Real hot in the shade

All comments from YouTube:

@dozzamane3420

42w↑71

Always hear my grandpa bump this jam!!! Unfortunately he passed away today. I’m bumping this for you grandpa!!!

@rogerbenard6457

42w↑3

RIP and bless your grandpa! As am listning to this now I dedicate it to you grandpa. Sorry for your loss. Stay strong !

@ChrisSmith-en7wp

40w↑2

RIPRIG

@KokoBirdSings

38w↑2

Rest in peace and my condolence ❤

@MarkEdwardMarkCanioI

38w↑2

Condolences to you and your Family!1LUV...❤

@swapmeetsheriffdonknottexp3046

37w↑1

Rip

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@skarena7411

6y↑119

@ludo9669

3y↑4

Thank You.. 🙏🏻🇯🇲

@mystikalxs3996

2y↑5

Yes, thank you, thank you. Now I can finally sing along from word to word. This is a true classic. 🙏🙌🎶🎙️👤

@skarena7411

2y↑3

@Ludo you welcome. Sad lyrics though.

@skarena7411

2y↑1

@Elizabeth Pena your welcome.

@sunchildofsirius2462

2y↑1

thank you immortal.
"I'll never die".
we will never die .

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@bakedhawaii

3y↑115

I loved this song when i was younger. Now that I'm older, I enjoy learning the actual history in these songs.

@bjornnilsson8352

3y↑3

Second that

@MikeRogers44

3y↑4

'10,000 Soldiers on Parade' is Telling . ..

@realBusha

3y↑6

It tells the story of 1865 rebellion led by Paul Bogle(now National hero). He executed by the british appointed governor

@thr33dproduktionsentertain44

2y↑1

It's also about slavery and I'd bet to say it ties with how Jamaica came to existence and everything the island has faced through out history

@vickautoequip.autoequip9088

Likewise

@pekainvest

28w↑8

Rest in peace and rise in power my brother Michael Ibo Cooper. And thanks for some truly great music. Ya'll were one of a kind trailblazers in reggae artistry ❤🔥 💯

@lisaflah8495

5y↑145

My favorite song of ALL time. RIP BUNNY RUGS! Third World and Steel Pulse rival Bob Marley and Peter Tosh for the best concerts I have had the honor of attending. I'm a former San Diegan now living in east Tennessee, 65 years young. RESPECT TO ALL!!

@mystysenchantedeats

4y↑1

San Diego in the house!!! 🖖🏼

@hartzfear3688

4y↑2

You are blessed sisdren to had the opportunity to see the legend Bob Marley and the Prophet Peter Tosh. Would be my biggest dream to See them nowadays. Bless and love my sister

@barringtonedwards4134

4y↑1

Interesting indeed,it shows the impact these artistes made in their era👍

@michaelmerjil7874

4y↑1

I saw steel pulse when i was about 21, im 26 now. They killed it on the performance, i also saw black uhuru there aswell they killed it too, the lead sung that one part of an old rap song that goes 'blood blood blood, blood blood blood' i think the songs called one blood or something, but it sounded so dope to hear in person lol, they crowd was stoked!

@eliseovelarde4593

2y↑2

have you been to a Misty In Roots concert?

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@BrechPro

12y↑444

My parents played this album on their honey moon. I decided I look into reggae cause my dad really liked reggae. Thank you dad for giving me life. This ones for you.

@rippinlips3633

3y↑12

U made this comment nine years ago. Wow!

@teub69

3y↑10

💚💛❤️

@erikawilliams7707

3y↑13

I was fortunate to meet this band.. I was working for a magazine in Hawaii 35 yrs ago and I hooked up with a band member from the opening group and so I got to tour the islands for the week with them and be backstage.

@millpool5

2y↑4

Love this

@thr33dproduktionsentertain44

2y↑13

As amazing a song this is, you and your dad do realize this songs a protest and testament against slavery and racism right? It tells about the struggle and how Jamaica became a refuge and a chance of freedom

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@dlarstar5208

3y↑61

Being so far detached from what happened from the past this song reminds me of how cruel humanity can be toward those that don't deserve anything but love

@cytkl

you pales demons towards natives

@ethanvanslightman2368

15w

I've been looking for this hit since last year finally found it. I'm not Jamaican but I'm a Rasta boy from Ethiopia🇪🇹 Gotta love the culture❤

@pekainvest

28w↑2

One of the best guitar solos ever in terms of interpretation. The overall musicality was off the charts. Keyboard work pure mastery also... not to mention the base and drums, wow! Pure 🔥 🔥 🔥

@jamzyjamzi

1y↑4

Evokes nostalgia growing up in Ghana 🇬🇭 my many cousins & I jamming to Third World, Steel Pulse, Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff & many more. They’re older than me, I’m in my 50s now 😅 Oh what beautiful memories. This is one of my favorites. Peace & love to all.

@rogerbenard6457

42w

Me too growing up in Norway. And got refreshed the 3 years I lived in Accra, Ghana! Sweet memories! Peace and love to all 🙂

@thrasheusanonymous

3y↑32

Just discovered this song and fell in love with it immediately. I'm loving and digging the rhythm! Peace and love for all!!

@deemiller943

5y↑21

Third World opened their concert in San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1985 with this song , and it was incredible.
They are one of the best acts in reggae , pure roots!!

@pz3761

3y↑41

I remember when I was about 8 years old I heard my dad and his siblings singing this song in the kitchen while having spots on the stove. On a nice sunny day. it was beautiful to see them laughing and singing together. I really miss my dad feeling like that.

@TheLotusHouss

2y↑2

Beautiful moment 😊

@mrf507

2y↑2

Peace on his soul. I, for my part, remember singing it with friends by an eerie full moon night in the forest of Fontainebleau. Immortal song anyway, heavy with spleen and pain. But joyful in a way I can't express. Hope maybe ?
Multiple deep breaths after the plunge, to interpret Gandalf.
Just sung it to a 30 years + Welsh lost and found friend 6k miles away.
Jah love
Take care

@creemissy333

9y↑101

I love how all these older artist made music that helped causes that were happening in their time. They helped their people and the world protest and change the world in a different way, a right way, we need more of that in today's culture.

@WarriorPhilosopher1

6y↑5

Kendrick Lamar. Lupe Fiasco. Plenty of artists who do this right now. Just need to keep an ear out for it ;)

@SubidubidubiDu1

5y↑1

True dat, nobody wanna protest wid dubstep or trap, it mek them like zombie. Moar RAGGA!

@denisemitchell101

Jasmin Garner ✊🏼👁

@tonycardona1177

Wat Vybz migos Khaled... Ha

@leerodgers2183

I just watched a live video by QuestLove. It was very good. It was to help raise money for students that rely on school meals now that schools are closed. There will be another on Monday. Best Wishes.

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@Syble

4y↑25

How could so many people dislike this? It's about Paul Bogle.

@mope2002

2y↑2

Because they have no soul

@jwatts5jw

2y↑16

Yesterday was my first time hearing this song. I was smoking under the shade tree in the park listening to reggae on shuffle when this song came on. I looked at the temperature after hearing the first line and it was exactly 96 degrees. I was kinda shook and fell instantly in love with it.

@visualexplorer1

10y↑18

I remember this from my youth. Didn't know the meaning till now. So many incredibly beautiful artists in the reggae world. i'm amazed.

@jenh7417

8y↑13

this song is timeless!! love it

@rasheedgriffith3169

1y↑5

Love from Barbados to every African and everyone of African descent especially to those of us in the west. Heads up kings and queens.

@jonathandorr2234

45w↑4

This song taught me, filled me, and gave me a voice.
I went to Bob Marley’s house, to chat up an album, my group from Boston, were to record. Third World, was recording their 4 th Arise, in Harmony. They were sweet not competitive, we could relate.

@joepublic1914

48w↑5

One of the greatest reggae songs in history

@denregaa5679

27w

Got that one right

@KaseBo

8y↑157

Always and will ever be a classic reggae hit. Meaning is deep! JAHBLESS

@GOODKidBURNCity

8y↑4

no doubt uce

@NLB90805

7y↑6

Idren, surely timeless like so many immortal song writers, musicians & vocalist, producers proceeding dem. They and all of us are the son's of man.

@pablodiaz-cruz2533

third world

@manetdesireguei2371

hard than a rock

@bonniehansen2053

Jonny cash

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@thecaddie6260

4y↑6

Some songs are there for your lifetime, this is one of them ❤️👍

@phoenixthedevourer1716

28w

3rdWorld does not get the respect they deserVe

@anthonyaguilar2242

1y↑1

This jam hits not just the ear drums but the soul hard. A true banger and I use to gangbang so I know LMAO! I would do crazy shit in my life and this song always kept me grounded. SAME MAY SUFFER AND SOME MAY BURN! THE TRUTH IS I'LL NEVER DIE! "WOW JUST WOW, WORDS TO LIVE BY!!!!"

@rogermoore5590

1y↑4

Timeless and befitting for a tropical paradise 🇯🇲

@grahamck

29w↑1

Great song from one of the top 10 reggae albums of all time IMO.

@ultimatekrimron910

7y↑1

"some may suffer and some may burn
but i know one day my people will learn" that part always gets me
Be Wise Children

@saarji

11y

The group gave a concert in "Fort-de-France" last Friday for the music festival given on every June 21st. They are old now but so good and effective !! The same beautiful and powerful voices, just brilliant. When they sang this song all the massive crowd was in madness !!

@1ericnimes

you lucky !!!

@tinydancer444

2y↑2

I have seen them live twice ...once in the 70's and again in 2006 ....in St. Thomas, USVI and before Bunny Rugs passed ...they are superb

@rilkerkayson3341

4y↑5

19 de maio de 2020, já não sei mais nem quantos dias estou nessa quarentena.. que pedrada esse som!! ⛑

@tmacone9238

6y↑6

real power comes from a pure soul n not many of us have 1 dats y wen u hear music like this it it hits home instantly even if u cnt explain y u just knw u love this song cuz its made from pure souls n it makes ur corrupted soul feel better!!!! even if its only for 4:16 of ur life!!!! jahbless n stay true to who u are

@r.jmorriss.9050

10y↑2

excelente banda .... una de las mejores de todos los tiempos.....!!!!

@mhccompany2791

2y↑6

The story behind this song makes it 1000 times better💯🔥👏🏾

@jim_angfamily3039

Quel bonheur d'écouter ça 25 ans que j'écoute et toujours le sourire de l'entendre

@davidnelligan6042

4y↑192

2020 and still rocking through this lockdown we're dealing with.

@michaelmerjil7874

🤙

@skll2081

4y↑1

Yessirr

@bridgettegumbs8384

Same here peace✌🏾 n love💙

@teub69

David Nelligan 🍻🌎
💚💛❤️

@1ericnimes

4y↑1

So do I.... Hi from France

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@adrianobud8639

5y↑3

O reggae é uma força da natureza!!!!

@SteveAttwood

9y↑4

Beautiful song made even more emotional because of its inspiration..

@paisleyprincess7996

Truth!

@renatomarquescafe

Que pedra meus caros, fino esse som 😍🙌

@TheStephenPJensen

Bought this album. Saw them at the "White House" in Laguna. Wednesdays was the Reggae night. The others were, hey they were my customer and I was their banker.

@robmiller4370

4y↑9

I saw them in Puerto Rico in the 80's
They opened up with this song.
Still sounds great!!

@Starlenaa_

3y↑4

Baby soon as my mom turned this on in the house, the house instantly got hotter 😅 Great music for good times ✊🏽❤️

@AlexA-zk2rq

3y↑77

2021 and still rocking through this lockdown we're dealing with.

@rvwtrvps760

3y↑2

Scarface the world is yours brought me here

@gets187

PLANDEMIX

@lowprofilebassin9373

3y↑1

Go fishing 🎣 and still listen to this while fishing Fishing is the most social distancing at it's finest

@youtubehaltedmybestplaylis8528

Is that hot rocking? Like 96 degrees in the shade?

@markfukkerberg1372

@Rvw Trvps 🔥🔥🔥

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@KosmikkMusic

11y↑1

one of the best reggae songs ever... just my opinion... still loving the live version of it...

@unitewithch

6y↑1

One of the best songs! I listen to this on repeat, never gets old

@caiamromano9993

2y↑1

Pedrada monstra, vibe positiva !🌱

@Diamondusa7

26w

I was 12 years old when I heard this song, now I'm 44 and loving it.

@MarioLoco03

I heard this in Maui while driving along the coast to Big Beach...Every time I hear this song it puts me right back in that moment. I love it.

@trevormorris8120

9y↑7

Love this jam.! Very few artists these days can even hang with this shit. spread jah love

@carlafernandes6324

3y↑1

Essa música marcou minha vida! ♥️

@Nate-cg9mm

38w

When you make the song yours in the heat but then feel guilty what the song is about. There's always someone going through harder times than u. Until its you that's the one person who has it the worst. One of my favorite songs

@agona-piesie6604

3y↑1

Am from GHAMAICA-ghana, this is the first song I heard from THIRD WORL in 1982 when I was 12yrs, this is the kind of music I like and love the family so much.

@Cannabeizein

Thanks and Praises to the Most High!

@salvatoreporcu2740

24w

This sound is unbelievable ..
You can feel your soul dancing🔥

@eternalbooty

7y↑6

Love this song more and more with time.

@immahug

Cary Pendaz how about now? Lol

@orotewilderness2913

35w↑1

and how about now!

@janetcw9808

This reminds me of 40 years ago when I was either in Blues or working, not until now have I listened correctly to the lyrics.
Cruelty is Evil.
Kindness Is All.
ONE LOVE

@uilliamalbericopereirasant7763

4y↑3

Nota milhão esse som👉🎧🍁🙋‍♂️

@alishascherrertobias7911

5y↑1

I seen them perform with a huge set @reggae on the mountain in Oregon 2008 I think wow. It blew me away then and is still my favorite jam

@titaniadyer7365

10y↑12

I grew up listening to this. My first reggae song <3 heart it, forever reggae

@miranda9343

4y↑2

Esta canción me recuerda cuando tenia 9 u 8 años y jugaba Scarface: the world is yours, actualmente tengo 20 años, un hermoso recuerdo 👍

@justiceeverett642

11y↑5

good, good, good. Always been one my top favorites. It does the heart good to meditate on things sorrowful. That is what is real..whether good or bad. So blessed. so strong.

@cremutcho1

5y↑2

Clássico do Reggae.

@tonysaldzna2226

33w

My humble opinion, Thrid World and Bob Marley are the best reggae artistes, no other comes close.

@Pinksassyhair

11y↑5

CLASSIC! Still played on the radio till this day on my island lol

@gilbertcasanave3568

20w

Ouah...l une des intros les plus vibrante suivis de son roots percutant les bonnes vib's a l etat pure... plus de reggae dans ce monde troubler de ce manque.......positive vibes dans le monde

@ivorycox1189

I love this. or anything they make for that matter. My Father had me listen as a child. Im 27 n still love it to this day. REAL MUSIC

@adriennewoodfork9087

5y↑5

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
No explanation needed !
This song is everything!
Life is real hot sometimes

@BuddyfolksJudah

5y↑1

This song is about the Hanging of Revolutionary Paul Bogle

@lucyaraodekola142

Muito som 🙌🏾🍃

@ranierymattos4754

A verdadeira pedra..

@Forging403

4y↑3

Great song from a great group of men.

@yvestapaybouazo9587

1y↑1

One of the Greatest reggae songs of the 80s

@reginaldmaza134

11y↑4

Wow heard and loved this song since my youth and I never knew what it was about until now... listening to it now with new understanding makes this song more profound... I really love the lead singers voice too (bunny rugs?)... my fave song of Third World is "The Power" hehe..

@chillychill9062

5y↑6

It felt like 96 degrees in the shade today forreal 🔥🔥🔥2019 gonna be a hit summer

@yourshadow05

12y

saw these guys live about 2 weeks ago. Life changing!

@blackriflemensorganization6139

Peace and strength to all. Stay Strong, Vigilant and Prayed Up!

@itzyaboimateo8314

If you can't feel the history in the lyrics and riddim in the 🪘 beats of this great music, then it is not for you.

@rafaelcoletta

4y↑1

um clássico!

@jordana601

4y↑2

Reggae das antigas! Ouvi na Praça da República em Belem do Pará pela banda Cristal Reggae vocal Marcelo!

@droy1465

8y↑35

I always will love this song

@CarlosJunior-md1tf

47w

Olhaaa a pedra meu povo do Sul...🎵🇬🇳🇯🇲

@staceyharris672

5y↑2

I and I loved this song! Thanks 🙏

@maddoggkeelan

I remember the 1st time I heard this song as a lil kid...str8 L🖤VE to my HEART & Soul and its the reason I fell in love with Reggae music👆🏽❤💛💚

@Joneth_Piptne

1y↑2

Me and home boy Terrell played this song all the time.... Those was the times😎✌

@patrickbooten7028

4y↑1

This is such a classic song .steel pulse , burning spear , linton kwesi johnson , inner circle , black uhuru , Perry lee , and ofcourse tosh and marley is the reggea i love .

@cflameschi

4y↑3

Ouvindo sempre e para sempre

@andreagoodman8396

With love and appreciation. Knowing one's history sheds light on the reality!!!

@stackfetty51

This song is deep just like bob marleys music his legacy lives on in the knew tender leaves that continues to propser God bless whoever reads this amen.

@ArtArtandMoreArt

This song is deep. Love the beat.

@misszene

7y↑2

love love love this classic!

@paisleyprincess7996

9y↑1

Love this song!

@deadthem

5y↑5

Mexican living in Canada 2019. This is my favorite song at the moment! Some real soul went into making this song

@oscardiaz9343

Listen to full album. Third world all the way strong. And. Jah jah children moving up

@ulasgeckil5049

3y↑2

Good song never dies that’s what sister Nancy said at the interview of her song “bam bam”everytime I listen a good old song that brings memories back reminds me her saying “good song never dies”and it gives you a little smirk on your face 👍 that’s what I say 😄

@VSTHWRLD

Who disliked??? Mannn, this brings back so many memories of hearin this as a child. ❤ Still love this chill masterpiece.

@KLEARSKITHEKREEPER

LOVE THIS SONG

@jean-erictateia3273

4y↑1

Absolutely GREAT in REGGAE's World.

@shemdickson7235

TO THIS REGGAE CLASSIC BLOGGER, WHAT A POST-WAR, HISTORY-TURNED REGGAE HIT: “96 DEGREES IN THE SHADE [THIRD WORLD, 1970s],” AND Y’ALL, “LONG-TIME PARTY FANS, ‘GREAT PARTY HIT!!” 🔥🔥