"Mafasia E"

Ya boy Mo family (grandkids & great grandkids) singing to grandma Pou Matahiva [RIL]
(last failotu night/birthday of grandma)
September 2013
Leimatu'a/Sactown

[@YaBoyMoOfficialYouTube]

Hella le'o fa bruh...hahaha... Thanks or the vid kuddy!!!! #YBM

[@viliamimila2513]

Ya Boy Mo Official KZbin solid doko. that's a pretty Tika usu. 6pound to the bone doko

[@melenaitefalaniko7625]

RIP Grandma Pou, missing you so much. You did a Great Job Mo. !

[@angelinamoala7485]

❤❤❤

[@sefapalu8983]

Malo e hiva

[@gbuckley8379]

fau malie a sitiveni fonua malie aupito

[@YaBoyMoOfficialYouTube]

Na'e fa'u eni eku tangata eiki a Taniela Folio Finau!

[@folaum.g7036]

@@YaBoyMoOfficialKZbin sii teebiro koe fa'u eni a Steven Fonua

[@YaBoyMoOfficialYouTube]

@@folaum.g7036 Lol. Masi'i Steven Fonua was only the Fai Hiva that taught Limu how to sing this song the right way. This song was originally written by my Grandpa Samipeni Finau back in the 60s and my Grandpa Taniela made it inti a Hiva Usu and made it popular to what it is now.

[@folaum.g7036]

@@YaBoyMoOfficialKZbin Do you know who's the first one to sing the solo part? It's Faifekau Pulu Halahala when he still at a very young age back in the days but now I think he's in his late 70's now and he's the one said that this song was composed by Sitiveni Fonua witnessed by many people. You're the first one here said that he's not. You said that Sitiveni Fonua was only a conductor but he's not. He composed many Usu song that sung by many churches in Tonga including the famous SOT Ngele'ia, different Churches in Hunga Vava'u, STT Ha'asini, SUTT Pea, SUTT Maofanga and all around Tonga and all their conductors claimed that their previous conductors borrowed all these songs from the owners and that is Sitiveni Fonua. I don't even know him or relate to him but this is what I know. Hope you understand.

[@filipetaufa3263]

@@folaum.g7036 just to correct you and everyone in this forum on who composed this song. This was composed by my grandfather the Late Rev. Kamipeli Halapaini Taufa and he taught it to his cousins Limu and Taniela of Leimatua. Lauhingoa the son of Limu then went to Eua and taugh Rev. Pulu Halahala the song but the first person to sing the song was my grandpa's cousin Taniela.. Pulu Halahala was interviewed last year by TV Tonga and he admitted that the song is a composition of my grandfather.. also on the Late Queen mother's 90th birthday it was sung by the TTI Choir and and being introduced by the Secretary General of the FWC as a composition of Rev Kamipeli Halapaini Taufa, the father of the Late ex president of the FWC, Rev. Lopeti Taufa.. so please get your facts right before you correct others..