Après le titre "Beat Con Flow" de Mista Savona & Cimafunk, extrait de Havana Meets Kingston II. Mista Savona présente "The Fire From Africa".
Différent du 1er extrait explosif, ce single plus posé met à l'honneur 4 artistes : Micah Shemaiah, PuchoMan, The Gideon et Anyilena. Sur fond de tambours Nyabinghi, le morceau vient rappeler les racines africaines communes aux deux répertoires musicaux !
Une superbe vidéo accompagne ce titre, tournée entre La Havane, Santiago de Cuba, la Jamaïque et l'Ethiopie. L'occasion de découvrir les artistes dans leur environnement.
 

Mista Savona ft Micah Shemaiah, PuchoMan, The Gideon & Anyilena "The Fire From Africa" 

Credits “The Fire From Africa” Ft. Micah Shemaiah, PuchoMan, The Gideon & Anyilena :
Lowell « Sly » Filmore Dunbar (Drums) Robbie Shakespeare (Bass), Winston Bowen (Guitar), Bongo Herman (Percu), Shaun Anderson (Percu) Junior Bongo (Percu), yaroldy abreu (Congas), Oliver Valdes (Cuban Percu), Vince Vella (Cuban Percu), Jake Savona (Piano), Francisco Solis Robert (Backing Vocal), Julito Padron (Backing Vocal), Ricardo casamayor Pujals (Backing Vocal), Aristey Guibert Tedaja (Backing Vocal), Anyilena Perera (Backing Vocal), Micah Shemaiah Abraham (Vocal) Aijah Nunes (Vocal)
 

Sortie album Fin 2021
Mista Savona ft Micah Shemaiah, PuchoMan, The Gideon & Anyilena - The Fire From Africa
- Havana Meets Kingston II - Baco Records - Cumbancha
 

Mista Savona - The Fire From Africa feat. Micah Shemaiah, PuchoMan, The Gideon & Anyilena

Mista Savona presents 'The Fire From Africa' from the Havana Meets Kingston II Project.
Single available : ICI


‘The Fire From Africa’ feat. Micah Shemaiah, PuchoMan, The Gideon & Anyilena

Video Director & Cinematographer: Luis Toledo
Producer: Jake Savona
Havana Footage: Luis Toledo & Anabel Plá
Santiago De Cuba Footage: Lauren Beck & Rick Mereki
Jamaican Footage: Tizzy Tokyo & Ras Kitchen
Ethiopia Footage: Dr One Studio & Hope For Ethiopia Project

Post-Production 
Editor & Colorist: Luis Toledo

Drums: Sly Dunbar 
Bass: Robbie Shakespeare 
Guitars: Winston ‘Bopee’ Bowen 
Kette Drum: Bongo Herman 
Nyabinghi Percussion: Bongo Herman, Shaun ‘Bugzy’ Anderson & Junior Bongo 
Congas: Yaroldy Abreu 
Mixed Cuban Percussion: Oliver Valdés & Vince Vella 
Piano: Jake Savona 
Backup Vocals: Francisco ‘Solis’ Robert, Julito Padrón, Ricardo Casamayor Pujals, Aristey Guibert Tejada & Anyilena Perera
 

‘The Fire From Africa’ feat. Micah Shemaiah, PuchoMan, The Gideon & Anyilena Lyrics : 
Micah Shemaiah:
Seeds I sow 
Feed my soul 
Seeds I sow 
Feed my soul 
When I chant I free my soul 
On to the land that was foretold 

To the Mama Land 
I wanna be living in Africa 
That’s where I’m from 
Wanna be living in Africa 

Chorus:
Alma del África lejana 
Llena mi pecho de candela 
Alma del África lejana 
Llena mi pecho de candela 

[The soul of faraway Africa 
Fills my heart with fire]

To the Mama Land
I wanna be living in Africa, yeh 
That’s where I’m from 
Wanna be living in Africa 

PuchoMan
Desde Santiago de Cuba viva la cultura Rasta
Un saludo fraterno a Jamaica 
Reggae music universal, internacional 
Que no pasa de moda, no cansa 
Que penetra como lanza 
Hasta la abuelita danza 
Sinonimo de esperanza, alabanza 
No importa el lenguaje 
Ni lo quien lo interprete 
Lo mas importante es el mensaje 

[The Rastas from Santiago de Cuba 
Salute Jamaica 
Universal, international reggae music 
Don’t get old, it’s still on
Like a spear gets into your ear 
Everybody dancing 
It brings hope and praise 
No matter which language 
Or who is singing 
The only and most important thing is the message]

Chorus 
Alma del África lejana 
Llena mi pecho de candela 
Alma del África lejana
Llena mi pecho de candela 

Micah Shemaiah:
Ooh La la la la le la aaaah Africa 
Ohhhhh Africa 

The Gideon:
I - I
From outta Africa we came forth,
Rasta youths centralize
Pon the banks of the Nile
Yeh we long fi hold a vibes
Free from the iniquity gotta hold a Ites
Bigger judgement and Binghi fire it go light
Mama Africa will always provide
Burn out the wars, stop your damn genocide
Beat the kette drum and we deh by the fireside
Hail Selassie I, burn the fire, keep it lively - yeh!

Micah Shemaiah:
Kayaman say 
Soul a say
Soul a say (from Jamaica To Cuba)
Twelve tribes say 
Soul a say 
Soul a say (Yo Yo Yo, Boom!)

The Gideon:
From Morocco back to Mozambique
We keep it grooving
Tanazania go to Kenya we keep it moving
Trod through the Congo
Up to Cameroon
Back to Ethiopia
Yeh we chanting, yo!

Chorus 
Alma del África lejana 
Llena mi pecho de candela 
Alma del África lejana 
Llena mi pecho de candela 

Micah Shemaiah:
Now on the shores of my Mama breast we lay, 
Forever sure of the length of days we pray 
And this road will not always be in grey 
For every soul has a chance for a better day

Kayaman say 
Soul a say
Soul a say 
Twelve tribes say 
Soul a say 
Soul a say

Laaaaaaaa 
La la le la
Yeah ahhh

Anyilena
Africa me llama
Africa me llama (x7)

[Africa calls me]

Micah Shemaiah:
One thousand miles away, yeah 
One million minutes from today 
But I go on and I hold strong 
‘Cause I know 
I will reach my home