"Nofo i lalo" by A.J Nazarene Toleafoa.

This song is about our Samoan culture. Within our families, giving and receiving tautua (service), fa'aaloalo (respect) and alofa (love) are crucial in Samoan social relations. Young people are expected to serve and show respect to elders, and can expect to receive love, protection, and honor. In our traditional home, sit down on the floor before talking, eating, or drinking, say "tulou" (excuse me) when passing in front of people or invading personal space is the way we show respect to others.
Hope you enjoy this.
God Bless