Peze Kafe' - New Mexico State Choir 2013

[@MrANTZSY]

My country ,Haiti.... You're accent,the way you're singing,the way you're dancing ...Wonderfull....splendid

[@claudemontes]

You guys are awesome! It means a lot to me to hear music that I grew up with long before many of you were born. The phone is the intrusion of the inevitable modernity. I grew up without a phone and many of the utensils that are taken in this country for granted. But the music will live long after we are gone. "Let us not die with the music inside"

[@cjn6197]

OMG tht's so perfect 🔥👌 I'm so proud to be Haitian 🤗🇭🇹

[@magggilbert5379]

My daughter and the OSU choir 5:29 sang this song when she was at OSU. It was beautiful ❤

[@patriciajean1593]

This choir is AMAZING! To be able to sing in creole so wonderfully. You guys deserves to win and big props to the maestro.

[@Malaila]

SUCH SPLENDID SOULFUL VOICES. NO NEGATIVES ALL POSITIVES

[@merlinelouissaint2421]

I knew that song as a little girl in Haiti no one sing it! During summer time it was our theatrical play in the country side! Nice!

[@remdem]

Such a moving performance...not enough words to describe how wholistically wonderful it was.

[@celiachouloute-wallace9647]

Omg... Great job! I totally forgot about that song... used to sing it when I was a child.

[@HollisterMonster]

Go Monica! Overall great performance. Also congratulations winning state for the 6th year in a row.

[@RockyMizik]

Sa m'a di lakay lè m'a rive mezanmi! Awesome awesome!! From Haiti

[@d.floredavid8118]

Ouii. Magnifique

[@kmptvhaiti4834]

Waw bon bagay!

[@Yoshi2x]

They missed the adlibs like in the original version. Toward the end of the song. Would love to get the translations for those.

[@ashleycolas16]

Priceless:)

[@badegg4909]

NO! NOT THE COFFEE! D:

[@mriley7110]

We're singing this at my high school!

[@lindsayfaust440]

We're singing this at my high school too! Such an inspiring, uplifting and energetic song -- it really makes me want to dance to it!! :)

[@blaza063]

perfect

[@frantzpierre9831]

amazing- Haitian 🇭🇹

[@miamiman5]

I'm too much of a wimp: tears were flowing freely.

[@GrimLom]

Merci.

[@roseduverne1265]

Beautifully done!!! The guy in the front is feeling the song tho.

[@cinnacakeart]

LOL!

[@kailarcr123]

i need to hear the bass more but other than that its amazing

[@clementcarly6384]

hmmm...very nice interpretation...

[@depitesenate8247]

I thought only the Cubans loved our cultural songs and dance. I've seen so many white people performing our stuff I was so surprise. And they pronounce the word correctly too. Usually when they try to speak creole they pretend as if they can't pronounce the words but...

[@juniorjpl109]

NIceeee

[@MsAnnie1223]

新世紀的朋友們... 加油 ....

[@emmynixzenglen5527]

I remember this song haitian

[@kattyl5185]

This is a good song and for white people to be able to sing so perfectly in creole is a gift

[@ricelinfedia3134]

manmanm voyem peze kafe oo

[@marajustright2863]

It is not a voodoo song.

[@jocenskystephond5245]

It's manmanm voyem peze café o o o o not yo

[@robbyvaldez44]

Stupid phone going off.. Some people are just ignorant.

[@desirwendy1293]

I am a haitian arranger. I know this music so good and I do not like this arrangement. This arrangement would be better in haitian style. Those percussionists play very bad in this arrangement

[@kazoulbelizaire2850]

I just hope you guys know that is a voodoo song! As a voodunm woman, I just hope you guys understood the meaning of the words.

[@kattyl5185]

This ain't voodoo its a Haitian song

[@bettylerebours9272]

How is " my mom sending to ground coffee " voodoo btw that was a translation

[@haitianbwoy4life]

She's dumb she doesn't even know the story of that song

[@GPS509]

Lèw pa anyen pou di Ou fè silans. How comes , it's a voodoo song ?

[@Champloobeats]

im offended

[@kattyl5185]

This is a good song and for white people to be able to sing so perfectly in creole is a gift

[@kazoulbelizaire2850]

I just hope you guys know that is a voodoo song! As a voodunm woman, I just hope you guys understood the meaning of the words.

[@shelbytownsend6493]

That is actually a song about a boy losing his coffee... or at least that's what the teacher explained to us when we sang it.

[@musiklover2]

+shelby townsend Some people just get on youtube and just itching to make any comments without having a clue of anything. Pay her no mind. Your teacher is correct. For others who would like to get a little history about the song, I have included the song with an English translation and the source. Check it out! Pezé Café Manman m voye m peze kafe o An arivan mwen sou potay Men youn jandam arete m Woy sa ma di lakay lè m arive mezanmi Sa ma di lakay lè m arive - Mother sends me to the market to sell coffee. The police stop me, they take my coffee. Oh, what shall I say when I get home? * Sopranos/Altos Man-man m vo-yem peze kafe-o an arivan mwen sou potay men youn jandam arete'm. men youn jandam arete'm. Woy sa ma di la-kay lem a-ri-ve me-zan-mi, sa ma di la-kay lem a-ri-ve. Tenor/Bass Man-manm voyem sou potay pou m ale peze kafe Man-man m vo-yem sou po-tay pou m a-le pe-ze ka-fe Source: haitikiskeyabohio.blogspot.com/2014/05/peze-cafe.html

[@fassadine6352]

Shut up with your voodoo crap. Just because you do voodoo that does not mean You know the Haitian culture music and art. For the love of God go get a clue.