Yon Jou La Jou • Wanito

ADDED BY GEN11 (FEB 18, 2016 AT 8:24 PM) • 19,790 VIEWS • EDIT

Genre: Ragga/Rap/Hip-Hop
Year: 2011

[1]
Yon bourik kap ranni anba yon baboukek
Kap fose monte mo n sou presyon gwo kout fret
Zot kip a vle wel pa sispann fe kout dwet
Yo di se li ki manje jaden bos ti kwet
Tout gwo dosye yo monte sou dol pa paket
Pwop fre ki menm san avel ap bal kou tret

[Refrain]
Haiti malgre w fin vyeyi ou toujou nan beso
Ou jwenn blag pouw ri men jew toujou plen dlo
Yap fe w grenpe kilimanjawo pa do
Yo mo n ki si wo ooo
Mwen kwe sa va chanje, map parye
Mwen di map parye,kiles ki vle parye

[2]
Sou ou yo pa janm sispann manje an kachet
Le zo kouw long le sa a yap fretew ti grizet
Mande sou nonw sanw pa janm jwen yon siret
Pouki moun sa yo ap jwe yon jwet ti souset
Chak fwaw fin livre kew apre sa ou regret
An reyalite sa pat dwe janme fet

[Refrain]
Haiti malgrew fin vyeyi ou toujou nan beso
Ou jwen n blag pouw ri men jew toujou plen dlo
Yap few grenpe kilimanjawo pa do
Yo mon ki si wo ooo
Mwen kw esa va chanje, map parye
Mwen di map parye, kiles ki vle parye

[modulation]

[3]
Yon jou la jou men kip a tankou tout jou
M vle diw ti chouw gen pouw cheche soufrans ou
Nan tout tou banbou tankou moun fou ak balen ou wap klere toupatou
Haiti tout kouw gen pouw dous kou rapadou
Gou kou ragou yo tout pral vle goute ou
Sak tap choute ou met pye sou ou pral chouchoutew pote ti fle ba ou

[Refrain]
Kiles ki le parye eeeeeee(bis)

[4]
Yon jou la jou, yap seviw sou tab menm jan ak pitit met kay tou
Yap montrew sous pouw ka mouye lalwet ou mouye gojet ou
Yon jou la jou kote lot nasyon pral chache pale kreyol tou
Tout ayisyen pral trouvel bon pou yo defann ou
Ayiti cheri bondye gâ€™anpil proje pou ou
Li we soufrans ou
Refrainâ€¦ map paryeâ€¦.

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BIOGRAPHY

Juanito, best known as his stage name WANITO, was born on April 21, 1988 in Jeremie, Haiti. He was raised by his mother, until he moved to the Port-au-Prince to continue his secondary education at Lycée de National de Petion-Ville. Though he was very shy, he continued to follow his dreams by performing around students, friends, and family. Upon hearing his unique voice, his peers encouraged him to participate in talent shows like, "Konkou Chante Nwel," and "Digicel Stars". Although he didn't make the finals of either competition, he wasn't discouraged. PeaceTones, a Boston-based NGO aims to empower musicians in developing countries by teaching them how to create, protect, and sell their music throughout the world. In April 2011 the NGO held a competition called, "Haiti Chante" (Haiti Sings). Gracefully, WANITO was declared the winner, and there, he found his break. With this victory, many doors were opened for him; the NGO brought him to the US to record his first-ever solo album. On December 2011, WANITO released "Biyografi Mwen" (My Biography). His extensive involvement in the Haitian community made WANITO a star even before the album hit the market. He has made headlines in most of the widely-read newspapers, blogs, and on-line magazines in Caribbean/Haiti and in the Haitian diaspora.

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