It matters amigos! Simply put when the vibe is right one cannot be left behind and for that reason we head back to St. Lucia for this one by Mata and Miigos simply entitled "Piwat".
What does Piwat mean? Well some say 'pirate' while some say it means 'pivot/turn'. If you have a good command of Kweyol (as in French Creole) please leave a comment to help us better understand the song.
Regardless of the meaning of the word 'Piwat' the vibe of the song speaks for itself. This song has a real vibe to mash up fetes. We think that you will love this song. Enjoy.
We are going to be a little adventurous today. So here goes... the hook for this song is as follows: "Piwat, piwat, matay, matay". We think it means, "kill dem with wine"! Can you tell us what it really means!
We encourage you to support the artist and the production team. We want you to spread the word about the song and share this post with your peers.
Please keep in mind that the success of this song depends on your support. Spread the word, tell your friends about the song! Now it is up to you to ensure that this song rides the airwaves. Please call into your favorite radio jocks and request the song. We invite you to share your thoughts about the song and music production.
Use the comment feature of this post to share your thoughts about the song here with your peers. All comments will be posted, Please don't forget to visit us on our new 'Facebook Fan Page'. Use the search term @sokah2soca. Enjoy!
YouTube Music Release Notes:
Fox Productions Music once more brings St Lucia's creole festival alive with another epic Riddim. #Jabkweyolriddim says it all...Bring in the horns, bring in the drums..Lets celebrate our Caribbean creole heritage
What does Piwat mean? Well some say 'pirate' while some say it means 'pivot/turn'. If you have a good command of Kweyol (as in French Creole) please leave a comment to help us better understand the song.
Regardless of the meaning of the word 'Piwat' the vibe of the song speaks for itself. This song has a real vibe to mash up fetes. We think that you will love this song. Enjoy.
We are going to be a little adventurous today. So here goes... the hook for this song is as follows: "Piwat, piwat, matay, matay". We think it means, "kill dem with wine"! Can you tell us what it really means!
We encourage you to support the artist and the production team. We want you to spread the word about the song and share this post with your peers.
Please keep in mind that the success of this song depends on your support. Spread the word, tell your friends about the song! Now it is up to you to ensure that this song rides the airwaves. Please call into your favorite radio jocks and request the song. We invite you to share your thoughts about the song and music production.
Use the comment feature of this post to share your thoughts about the song here with your peers. All comments will be posted, Please don't forget to visit us on our new 'Facebook Fan Page'. Use the search term @sokah2soca. Enjoy!
YouTube Music Release Notes:
Fox Productions Music once more brings St Lucia's creole festival alive with another epic Riddim. #Jabkweyolriddim says it all...Bring in the horns, bring in the drums..Lets celebrate our Caribbean creole heritage
Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Piwat
Riddim Name: Jab Kweyol Riddim
Performed by: Mata & Miigos
Composed by: Lashley Winter
Written by: Lyleton Lisson Cornwallis Jr. & Orjan Suffren
Recorded by: Lashley "Motto" Winter
Riddim Name: Jab Kweyol Riddim
Performed by: Mata & Miigos
Composed by: Lashley Winter
Written by: Lyleton Lisson Cornwallis Jr. & Orjan Suffren
Recorded by: Lashley "Motto" Winter
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