Vaniah Toloa

Rank 1@risktaker1788560 likes

Being fijian - I wish i understand the lyrics but there's something about the sound of this music that just gives me goosebumps. Soo soothing🔥🔥

Rank 2@maluofuifatuafioga8533197 likes

Im a nurse and this song hits different 😭plss like so I can come back lol

Rank 3@Wise-Upp196 likes

Vaniah is one of the greatest musicians not only in Samoa, but the whole of Polynesia. Pure music. Legend 🐐

Rank 4@RedbellyPirahna193 likes

Le leo malu mai o pesepesega Aumai e le savili A tata mai ma uaua o le kitara O tino ua maniti Sau ma leo malu pei ni agelu E logo i o’u tino Ua fanau mai lo tatou fa’aola O-o Iesu Keriso. Oi se a’o se isi, se’i sau e fai mai Oi leaga o ita, o lea ua fia ‘auai Ua fa’ai’ui’u le tausaga Ma galuega fai Ua teu fa’aaulelei o le taulaga Manaia i le va’ai Emo mai la’au kirisimasi Ua lanu ese’ese O meaalofa ua fepasia’i ua fanau mai le pepe Pepese Osana, pese Aleluia Ua fanau mai le tama Lo tatou puluvaga Vi’ia oe le Mesia! Le fa’atauva’a o le fale o manu, Na fanau ai le Tupu Le finagalo o lona tama Ia fa’ataunu’u O lona alofa ua na auina mai Ai lona Alo pele Ia olioli le lalolagi uma Tatou taufai pepese Leotetele

Rank 5@ltmg9832189 likes

I’m Tongan and this makes me teary. I’m a huge fan of the old Samoan songs for years. This has an ancient tone which seem relatable even though I have no idea what it’s saying - but the evoked emotion is as if I should - as I’m learning the lyrics. Love it so much! His songs are always lit! ❤️🙏🏾✨

Rank 6@ItzTakt164 likes

Who’s still listening to this masterpiece in 2022

Rank 7@islanderws160 likes

This is the reason why I love Vaniah's music. He uses a lot of Samoan ancient proverbial expressions (Chief oratory language) in his music. Very rare and unique. As a Samoan who now lives in the US, I miss listening to these proverbial expressions and the Chiefs using it in traditional occasions. 😢

Rank 8@dave-thomasaisoli6186154 likes

Na fa'amanuia mai le Atua i lo'u olaga I ni tuafafine lalelei o a'u Tausala Faimai e pala le ma'a, Ae le pala ole tala O oulua o o'u i'oimata E le mafai, E le mafai ona ou fa'agaloina So'o se mea ou te iai ou te manatua lua Foliga Pogai o le ote ole olomatua, Ma le ata o le toeaina O oulua o a'u pele o a'u penina O oulua, o o'u i'oimata E ogatotonu i se fanauga tama O le auro e I'ila ese mai le palapala O se Meaalofa sili, mo se tuagane fa'atauva'a 2) Ou te manatua, a'o lua pepe meamea E fa'amuamua lava oulua i so'o se Mea E malie lua uiga pe afai e lua te viga Ina ia tu'u atu o ni sei i Lua taliga Ua ou va'ai atu, Ua lua tupu malosi Ua lua iloa lelei o'u tiute ma o'u tofi Ou Te leo oulua, tausi fa'amaoni Fa'ala'ei'au atu ia lua fa'amalosi O oulua, o o'u i'oimata E ogatotonu i se fanauga tama O le auro e I'ila ese mai le palapala O se Meaalofa sili, mo se tuagane fa'atauva'a 3) Aua ne'i tia'ina le apoapoa'i a tina Ua lua iloaina ole upu tonu mai Le Tusi Sa E alu ae sau aso, Ia lua manatua Le Atua i aso lelei ma aso faigata Ia lua Manatua e fa'amaoni le Atua E puna pea le alofa mo oulua O oulua, o o'u i'oimata E ogatotonu i se fanauga tama O le auro e I'ila ese mai le palapala O se Meaalofa sili, mo se tuagane fa'atauva'a

Rank 9@SportZFan4Ever147 likes

This song is about fishing. "Tuli atu" translates to Tuna Chasing. It's a right of passage for Samoan boys/youth to learn this skill (catching tuna) in order to be Skilled fishermen that can provide for the family and the village community. Vaniah is singing about how the chase is done, and that it's just one part of being SAMOAN Man.

Rank 10@nitrousmosepro140 likes

I pray your releases encourages our local artists that have completely abandoned their God given gifts for AI music production. Fa'amanuia atu Le Atua Uso.