Hommage à Tabou Combo • Carimi

ADDED BY DIDIER (APR 19, 2020 AT 7:01 PM) • 1,633 VIEWS • EDIT

Genre: Konpa
Featuring: Shoubou

[Verse 1]
Si jodi a n ekziste
Si konpa n tout kote
Ou pa bezwen mande tèt ou â€“ sa Tabou te ye
36 zan dekzistans yo pa rele sa chans
Ou pa bezwen mande tèt ou â€“ oh oh oh

[Chorus]
Pa pale pa pale â€“ Tabou s on revelasyon
Pa pale pa pale â€“ Tabou s on obligasyon
Pa pale pa pale â€“ Tabou s on revelasyon

[Verse 2]
Si chak fwa lè n frape lemond vle chavire
Ou pa bezwen mande tèt ou â€“ sa Tabou te ye
Nou panse a demen lonje lamen ba jèn mizisyen
Ou pa bezwen mande tèt ou

[Chorus]

Ah we go now, here we go now
Tabou and Carimi
Clap your hands from your back
Welcome your band now
Tabouâ€™s back
Clap your hands from your back
Welcome your band now
Tabouâ€™s back
If you want to dance now hereâ€™s your chance
Welcome your band now
If you want to dance now hereâ€™s your chance

2 jenerasyon kwaze, pa eseye separe
Konpa manman konpa

Now di m kisa Tabou poko fè â€“ Tabou fè sa déjà
Fè Martinique, Guadeloupe, La Guyane â€“ Tabou fè sa déjà
Fè 36 zan ap jwe le konpa â€“ Tabou fè sa déjà
Di m kisa manman nou poko fè â€“ Tabou fè sa déjà

Oh oh oh Tabou Combo â€“ yeah yeah yeah
An n monte l pi wo menm si n pote l sou do
Ann monte l oh oh oh Tabou Combo â€“ yeah yeah yeah
Ann monte l pi wo menm si n pote l sou do â€“ yeah yeah yeah
Take it over now

[Horns]

[Guitar]
Yeah yeah yeah
Guess who came back in town â€“ yea yeah yea
Shoubou kote Tabou â€“ yeah yeah yeah
Hen hein â€“ yeah yeah yeah
Manman ede m pote l â€“ yeah yeah yeah
Konpa manman konpa

Di m kisa n poko fè â€“ Tabou fè sa déjà
Dimil moun ap kriye le Zenith vle chavire â€“ Tabou fè sa déjà
Di m kisa n poko fè â€“ Tabou fè sa déjà
Yon milyon moun kanpe Ayiti déjà vote â€“ Tabou fè sa déjà
Di m kisa n poko fè â€“ yea yeah yeah

[Outro]
Yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah

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BIOGRAPHY

Carlo Vieux, Richard Cave and Mikael Guirand who had worked together in some area of music, almost simultaneously made the decision to further their education. Acknowledging that the state of their homeland, Haiti, was troubled and unstable, they each decided to leave and set their sights on the United States. Always driven by their passion for music, this small group reunited in New York to touch upon making their current past-time a potential career.

They soon found themselves surrounded by sound proof foam mats, extended boom of mics and a mixing board. To their surprise, each had the same desire to pursue their music and created the name for their band by the taking the first two letters of their first names Carlo Vieux, Richard Cave and Mikael Guirand; alas, Carimi was born.

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