Unity/Lend A Hand [Song]

Uploaded by roger ramirez
UNITY/LEND A HAND
By The Mighty Sparrow

Now is the time to rebuild
Make up your mind to climb the hill
It's reconstruction time in Trinidad
So put your shoulders to the wheel, mih lad
Move on, don't stop 'til you reach the top.

Chorus:
You put a hand and I put a hand and we will see
For big and for small, in no time at all, prosperity
There's no other way to do it, show your patriotic spirit
Unity, somehow, if Trinidad ever needed you, it's now.

Trinidadians, one and all, hear my plea, answer my call
The peace and happiness we had before
Was lost with everybody fighting war
Let's hope that done, so move on upwards, come on.

Chorus:
You put a hand and I put a hand and we will see
In no time at all, for big and for small, prosperity
There's no other way to do it, show your patriotic spirit
Unity, somehow, if Trinidad ever needed you, it's now.

Forget political policy and political ties
And rebuild your country before the good name dies
If everyone will learn to play their part
That is enough to make a useful start
Soon we'll have had a better Trinidad.

Chorus:
You put a hand and I put a hand and we will see
In no time at all, for big and for small, prosperity
There's no other way to do it, show your patriotic spirit
Unity, somehow, if Trinidad ever needed you, it's now.
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A Note From The Gull

Thank you, Mighty Sparrow.

"You have two hands. One to help yourself, the second to help others."

-- Audrey Hepburn

Gayap and Get It Done.

"Patria est communis omnium parens" - Our native land is the common parent of us all. Keep it beautiful, make it even more so.

Blessed is all of creation
Blessed be my beautiful people
Blessed be the day of our awakening
Blessed is my country
Blessed are her patient hills.

Mweh ka allay!
Guanaguanare

Maria Roza [Song]

Uploaded by Eddy Kenzo
MARIA ROZA
By Eddy Kenzo [Uganda]

Maria, Ana Maria
Mariaroza yegwe gwe ndowooza
Maria, Mariaroza
Ayi bo, ayi bo-bo-bo nesim yeah

Maria mama roza, Maria mama we
Maria mama roza oh ma life ye.

Mariaroza [sorry] yegwe gwe ndowooza [I'm sorry]
Mariaana [sorry] Mariaroza [I'm sorry]
Mariaroza yegwe gwe ndowooza [I'm sorry]
Maria ah-ah eh-yah. Ehh.. ahhya.

Emikono egisudde e'buzibba, amagulu ebuvanjuba
Nenesange ebunayila, Maria nga nkunonya
Warayi ya mungu Maria wambula
Jewagenda yewa, ewatatukwa balala
Maria oliwa kubanga onfude ekyelolerwa
Nze eyali ategeela, nzena amagezi ganzigwamu
Eyali amanyi okukwaasa mama emirimu nagwa.

Mariaroza [sorry] yegwe gwe ndowooza [I'm sorry]
Mariaana [sorry[ Mariaroza [I'm sorry]
Mariaroza yegwe gwe ndowooza [I'm sorry]
Maria ah-ah eh-yah. Ehh.. ahhya. Uhmm yeah yeah
Ayi bo-bo-bo-bo-bo, ayi bo

Kakati nyina e sente nsasula amanyi yo
Amanyi Maria jeyagenda baaba jangu eno
Jangu onyambe baaba obulamu bugenda
Eyali omunene okukome eli kakati nakogga
Nkusaba oje Maria okomewo eweka
I'm sorry, my sweet, sweet lover mama Maria
Nayagala nkole empisa embi mama Maria zewagana
Nayagala nkole indiscipline eye kivubuka
Te amo Maria, je t'aime Mariana
Sorry, my dear, je t'aime Maria.

Mariaroza [sorry] yegwe gwe ndowooza [I'm sorry]
Mariaana [sorry] [Mariaroza [sorry]
Mariaroza yegwe gwe ndowooza [I'm sorry]
Maria ah ah eh-yah...
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A Note From The Gull

Thank you, Eddy Kenzo!! And thanks to the comedians, Seka Manala and King Kong, who danced this song of despair into laughter. Ugandan music is sweet, sweet, sweet!

Eddy Kenzo is singing in Luganda [Oluganda is the major language of Uganda]. I don't have the English translation for the lyrics but I found a summary in one of the comments by Abraham Maru below the video.

"He crying his heart out for Mariaroza come to back to him. She is the only woman on his mind and he can not stop thinking about her. He begs for her forgiveness. He is lost without Mariaroza. He has gone, east, west, north and south in search of MariaRoza but she is no where to found. He wonders where she hiding. He has looked far and wide, she's nowhere to be found. He feels lost without MariaRoza. He is sorry that he hurt her. He used to be healthy and happy but since Mariaroza left him he his health is not good. He calls out to anybody that know where Mariaroza is to him to her. He want her to come back home. Their home. His sweet Mariaroza, the woman of his life. The only woman who completes him."

In the spirit of good-natured Trinbagonian/Ugandan humour, I dedicate this video to all people who feel that they have been wronged and are tormented because they cannot escape the fact that they need and rely upon the very persons towards whom they now feel indignation and antagonism.

We have to find a way to come to terms with these virulent emotions which tend to drag us down if we don't find positive ways in which to express them, to expiate them, to let go of them. If you know in your heart that you are blowing things out of proportion, please find a way to get it out of your system. After you dispense the calpets and karate chops like Maria Roza, verbal or otherwise, for your own good and the good of those around you, take a breath, accept the hand extended in peace, smell the sea breeze, and with grace, wheel and come again. None of us have long on this earth but our legacy, as codified in the Iroquois Great Law of Peace, should be viewed as having the power to influence the future for seven generations.

"Patria est communis omnium parens" - Our native land is the common parent of us all. Keep it beautiful, make it even more so.

Blessed is all of creation
Blessed be my beautiful people
Blessed be the day of our awakening
Blessed is my country
Blessed are her patient hills.

Mweh ka allay!
Guanaguanare

Patriot of the Week: FAZEER ROJAN

...One Love.

One man’s anti-racism campaign.
By Sandhya Santoo | Trinidad Express Newspapers | Sep 16, 2015, 10:31 am AST

Radio talk show host Fazeer Rojan has started a campaign against racism on social media.

The 103 fm presenter began a “Selfie stand against racism” campaign by visiting different places in Trinidad spreading the message of love and unity.

Rojan said that he became inspired for this campaign after reading the negative comments following the September 7 general election.

According to Rojan: “We cannot let a minority get the better of us." Raymond Ramnarine uttered these words to me upon his return to the country yesterday when he called to lend support to the ‘Selfie Stand Against Racism’. I too would like to think that it’s a minority. I have no stats to offer to support this hope but that’s what it is; hope!"

"Sometimes the world needs an idealist or two. Lord knows we have an over abundance in some other ‘not as awesome’ categories. I did what I did for reasons personal to me. I spoke on my own behalf and I’d like it to be noted that I represent no one and no group, political, religious, social or otherwise. I am citizen of Trinidad and Tobago! No other credentials are important”.

He said that the reason for the selfie was because it was a common denominator in social media.

Rojan said: “Most of the hatred I have seen is being expressed on social media by a combination of people who knew what they were saying, those who were baited and merely expressed what already existed but remained hidden for all these years, those with fake profiles who lack the testicular fortitude to make their comments bravely, those who created mimic profiles and attempted to join the conversation under false pretences, some with axes to grind; others riddled with fear because of their political conditioning and the list goes on. It made sense then to seek to counter this hate on the platform where it was most expressed. The key would be to find the common denominator though."

‘Selfies’ came to mind. They’re an online sensation. Why not use this platform to spread the positivity? Simple. Thus was born the "Selfie Stand Against Racism”.

Wearing a sign with the slogan of the campaign, Rojan is meeting people and encouraging them the take a stand against discrimination in the country.

Many have posted “selfie” photographs of themselves with the slogan signalling their stance against racism and joining in Rojan’s cause to end it.

In one of his post dated September 11, Rojan said, “It has gone from distasteful to frightful. How could a country change so much almost overnight? Or is it that social media has given everyone an opportunity to remove masks and reveal what always existed? It hurts to see it unfold and I wish it would STOP NOW! However, instead of waiting on them, I am reminded to take action ....”Be The Change That You Wish To See In The World”.

Rojan did exactly this and took matters into his own hands creating the campaign.

Rojan said that he has been faced with negative feedback from what he is doing from both sides of the political arena.

He said, “People will see what they are searching for, like those who accused me of ‘being PNM’ because my jersey is red but failed to see that I was wearing red, white and black. Others who questioned my timing and implied that I’m a ‘UNC’ man because I didn’t do this five years ago. Well, I have accepted that not everyone will agree with my stand and others may have opinions on why it should have been done differently. I will leave it as follows: Some people will see my good intentions in undertaking this. Others will question it and find ways to perpetuate the hate. The bottom line is that love and hatred, much like beauty, are in the eyes or mind of the beholder. Just think about that for a while”.

Rojan thanked his supporters and even had a message for the critics.

He said, “To the critics, someday we’ll reach you and when we do, we’re gonna love you too!” SOURCE

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A Note From The Gull

Thank you, Fazeer Rohan for following your good heart and for going above and beyond to lift up our homeland. Thanks also to the Express for covering this inspiring story and reminding some of us who have forgotten that the good outweighs the bad.

"Patria est communis omnium parens" - Our native land is the common parent of us all. Keep it beautiful, make it even more so.

Blessed is all of creation
Blessed be my beautiful people
Blessed be the day of our awakening
Blessed is my country
Blessed are her patient hills.

Mweh ka allay!
Guanaguanare

A Nation's Call [Song]

Uploaded by KMP MUSICLAB
A NATION'S CALL
By Duane O'Connor

This is a call to the nation. It's time to fight for your country.

Trinidad and Tobago, come to attention
Too much red in the rainbow, blood in the nation
Society in a crisis, lives being cut short
We are on some nations' blacklist, they blanking Trini port
The issues we cannot duck 'cause passing the blame doh work
The solutions have to come from within we rank
So we have to stop looking for some outside formula
To fix we social concerns, we have the answers.

A nation's call, we need ALL
Police man and soldier, pundit or pastor
From White Hall to market stall
All hands on deck to save Trinbago from further wreck
Every Trinbagonian, every man and woman
We got to rally for we country
NGOs and party, every conscious lobby
Nation never need you more, time to restore.

Get up, get up, get up, Trinidad and Tobago!
Too much red in the rainbow.

Whenever justice waivers, people get angry
Because deviant behaviours gain ascendancy
And no gambage or guntalk can fix these problems
Firstly all ------ must get caught in the legal system
Where there is no mutual trust in stakeholders among us
All your crime initiatives, they going to fail
Law-abiding citizens must see justice being done
Then confidence will be won, that's one solution.

A nation's call, we need ALL
Deosaran and Ryan, trade union and oil man
From White Hall to market stall
All hands on deck to save Trinbago from further wreck
Every Trinbagonian, every man and woman
We got to rally for we country
NGOs and party, every conscious lobby
Nation never need you more, time to restore.

Oh, Trinidad and Tobago, too much anger, too much murder!

This problem is much bigger than holding office
Because since bygone era we sowed the genesis
So no knee-jerk reaction or blaming each other
Cannot replace the strong plan that looks to the future
And serious interdiction for all the drugs and gun
CCTV, public eye and neighbourhood watch
Rogue cops and crooked soldiers must be made to pay
Opposition must not play games, strong nation is the aim.

A nation's call, we need ALL
Bongo drum and tassa, ---------- dragon dancer
From White Hall to market stall
All hands on deck to save Trinbago from further wreck
Every Trinbagonian, every man and woman
We got to rally for we country
NGOs and party, every conscious lobby
Nation never need you more, time to restore.

Let's pray, let's pray, kneel down and pray, help the youth, help the youth
Let's save the youth of this nation.

So here we are at the crossroads, we future in balance
Everywhere must bear their load, teachers and parents
From Parliament back to the church, PSA, NOC
Take the personal approach - all for T&T
True change, it begins with youth, the community first fruit
Time to harness youthful energy into national service
Socioeconomic initiatives for long term progress
Trinbago is we birthright, for country we go fight.

A nation's call, we need ALL
UTT and UWI, we fixing T&T
From White Hall to market stall
All hands on deck to save Trinbago from further wreck
Every Trinbagonian, every man and woman
We got to rally for we country
NGOs and party, every conscious lobby
Nation never need you more, time to restore.

Source: The lyrics posted on this blog are often transcribed directly from performances. Although it is my intention to faithfully transcribe I do not get all the words and I have a knack for hearing the wrong thing. Please feel free to correct me or to fill in the words that I miss by dropping me a message via e-mail. I'd be forever grateful. Thanks in advance! ..............................................................................................................................


A Note From The Gull

Thank you, Duane O'Connor.  

Patria est communis omnium parens" - Our native land is the common parent of us all. Keep it beautiful, make it even more so.

Blessed is all of creation
Blessed be my beautiful people
Blessed be the day of our awakening
Blessed is my country
Blessed are her patient hills.

Mweh ka allay!
Guanaguanare

Bring It Back [Song]

Uploaded by JigginTV
BRING IT BACK
By SKHI

Mister Skhi, I hear long time in T&T had plenty love.

Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back
Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back.

"Progress" was the name of the song King Austin did sing
Like it wasn't too long ago
Well, as a small man all 'bout ten
Some things I remember from way back then
We used to really show more love for one another
Man, bring yuh bowl and pass for food later
Neighbour on mih house, just throw an eye
I going out the road just for a little while.
Look tief, look tief! is a neighbouhood alert
Somebody run quick, go and call Bert
Bert run out with a two by four, ready to attack
Each one help one, had one another back.

Is a shame how we doh live dem way again
Is a shame, must bring back dem vibes again
Is a shame how we doh live dem way again
Is a shame, must bring back dem vibes again. Ent?

Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back
Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back.

------------------------------ at one time wasn't king
A penny was a penny, and a shilling was a shilling
Yuh woman never wanted a man just for money
But a man with respect  and integrity
He used to have to meet the whole family
Before he could get a little taste of the cookie
So in terylene shirt and a ragga Levi
A real saga boy coulda catch she eye
But if she brother was a bad john from the area
Doh hurt she at all or is licks like fire
With some big stone or a cutlass
It wasn't gunshot but hard cuff in yuh rass.

Is a shame how we doh live dem way again
Is a shame, must bring back dem vibes again
Is a shame how we doh live dem way again
Is a shame, must bring back dem vibes again. Jam mih horn!

Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back
Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back.

Bring it back, bring it back. Bring back the love, bring back the hope here
Bring it back, bring it back. Bring back the unity, bring back the unity here
Bring it back, bring it back....

Patience is what people had
Work hard for what they want, take the time they would have
Well, from a young boy I used to see real honest men like mih Grandpa B
Children had nuff respect for their elders
Doh play yuh rude or is punishment for you
And thing was cheaper back then to survive
A bag of cement was only 12.95
Yes, money had value and was value for your money
A cold Carib for only 3.50
Right there in the 80's was -------------------
And that is the way that things used to be.

Is a shame how we doh live dem way again
Is a shame, must bring back dem vibes again
Is a shame how we doh live dem way again
Is a shame, must bring back dem vibes again. Fuh real!

Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back
Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back.

Fête, we always did like but back in dem days man hardly went to fight
Well, it was brass band that had the power
Roy Cape, All Stars -------------------
Band like Charlie's Roots, Chandelier and Kalyan
Used to have the crowd eating outta dey hand
In a kaiso tent you want to hear Sparrow, Lord Kitchener, Stalin and Shadow
Gimme more, gimme more, gimme more tempo
Calypso Rose is the queen of the show
Johnny King wet dem down straight from Tobago
And Super Blue still had it. Ent? Play yuh doh know!

Is a shame how we doh live dem way again
Is a shame, must bring back dem vibes again
Is a shame how we doh live dem way again
Is a shame, must bring back dem vibes again. Gimme horn!

Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back
Bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back, bring it back.

[Bring it back, bring it back] Leh we bring back more love in T&T.
[Bring it back, bring it back] Come, my people, leh we have more unity,
[Bring it back, bring it back] The days of less crime in this country.
[Bring it back, bring it back] Say, bring back the love, bring back the love now,
Bring back the love now!

Source: The lyrics posted on this blog are often transcribed directly from performances. Although it is my intention to faithfully transcribe I do not get all the words and I have a knack for hearing the wrong thing. Please feel free to correct me or to fill in the words that I miss by dropping me a message via e-mail. I'd be forever grateful. Thanks in advance! ..............................................................................................................................


A Note From The Gull

Thank you, Skhi.  

"Patria est communis omnium parens" - Our native land is the common parent of us all. Keep it beautiful, make it even more so.

Blessed is all of creation
Blessed be my beautiful people
Blessed be the day of our awakening
Blessed is my country
Blessed are her patient hills.

Mweh ka allay!
Guanaguanare

We are God's Children. [Song]

Uploaded by Clynton Mann
WE ARE GOD'S CHILDREN
By Wild Fire [Trinidad and Tobago]

Why all the fussing and all the fighting?
Is there no hope for us uniting?
Are we too blind, can't we understand?
Can't we live like good friends?
'Cause we are still all God's children.

We are God's children. [God's children]

This world of ours was once pure and clean
Look what we've done, we've made it cruel and mean
Just look around, can we make amends?
Come on, live like good friends
'Cause we are still all God's children.

We are God's children. [God's children]
Sing the song, sing the song, let the people hear.
Tell the people, tell the world
We are God's children. [God's children]

Get it around, singing the song, let the people hear.

First one's got to be true to oneself
Then he can be true to others too
Why demonstrate? Practice what you don't preach?
And craving vanity?
Please think a little bit of it.

Tell the people, tell the world, we are God's children [God's children]...

Source: The lyrics posted on this blog are often transcribed directly from performances. Although it is my intention to faithfully transcribe I do not get all the words and I have a knack for hearing the wrong thing. Please feel free to correct me or to fill in the words that I miss by dropping me a message via e-mail. I'd be forever grateful. Thanks in advance! ..............................................................................................................................



A Note From The Gull

Thank you, Wild Fire.  

"Patria est communis omnium parens" - Our native land is the common parent of us all. Keep it beautiful, make it even more so.

Blessed is all of creation
Blessed be my beautiful people
Blessed be the day of our awakening
Blessed is my country
Blessed are her patient hills.

Mweh ka allay!
Guanaguanare

Let the Flowers Bloom Again. [Song]

Uploaded by nickwalco
LET THE FLOWERS BLOOM AGAIN
By Denyse Plummer

A warm and gentle rain of love upon our land must fall
To match the heart's own sunshine ablaze within us all
A many splendoured people, different cultures all in one
We need each other, sun and rain to let the flowers bloom again.

Our dream is truly big enough to nurture everyone
Our wills must work together, our task is just begun
As we journey ever onward, let joy win over pain
Let's laugh and dream together and let the flowers bloom again.

Sing rainbows in the mountains, sing laughter in the rain
Sing power to be and do
And let us all together unite for evermore
And let the flowers bloom again
And let the flowers bloom again!

Source: The lyrics posted on this blog are often transcribed directly from performances. Although it is my intention to faithfully transcribe I do not get all the words and I have a knack for hearing the wrong thing. Please feel free to correct me or to fill in the words that I miss by dropping me a message via e-mail. I'd be forever grateful. Thanks in advance! ..............................................................................................................................

"Patria est communis omnium parens" - Our native land is the common parent of us all. Keep it beautiful, make it even more so.

Blessed is all of creation
Blessed be my beautiful people
Blessed be the day of our awakening
Blessed is my country
Blessed are her patient hills.

Mweh ka allay!
Guanaguanare

Jahaji Bhai | Brotherhood of the Boat [Song]

Uploaded by rasadam
JAHAJI BHAI | BROTHERHOOD OF THE BOAT
By Brother Marvin (1996)

Kumayayo Zindaweyo Kumayay Zindawey Ayayo

I am the seed of mih father, he is the seed of mih grandfather
Who is the seed of Bahut Ajah [great grandfather], he came from Calcutta
A stick and a bag on he shoulder, he turban and he kapra
So I am part seed of India, India.
The indentureship and the slavery bind together two races in unity [Achcha dosti - good friend]
There was no more Mother Africa, no more Mother India, just Mother Trini [Janmabhumi - homeland]
My Bahut Ajah planted sugarcane down in the Caroni plain
Ramlogan, Basdeo, Prakash and I, Jahaji Bhai
Brotherhood of the boat, Jahaji Bhai
Brotherhood of the boat, Jahaji Bhai.

I would be a disgrace to Allah if I choose race, creed or colour
Bahut Ajah had to make that journey for I to have Zindagee [life]
So it is a great privilege to have such unique heritage
Fifty percent Africa, fifty percent India, India
I have "do chuttee" two holidays Emancipation and Arrival Day [Anth bhala to sab bhala" - all's well that ends well ]
Since Fatel Razack made the journey 150 years gone already [Bahut achcha -very good]
Whether you're Hindu, Muslim or Christian, let's walk this land hand in hand
We could only prosper if we try a Jahaji Bhai
Brotherhood of the boat, Jahaji Bhai
Brotherhood of the boat, Jahaji Bhai

Kumayayo Zindaweyo Kumayay Zindawey Ayayo Kumayayo Zindaweyo

O mera dost mera saathi [O my friend, my companion]
Chal tahalna ek matt agal bagal.... [let's stroll together side by side]

For those who playing ignorant talking 'bout true African descendant
If yuh want to know de truth take ah trip back to yuh root
And somewhere on that journey, yuh go see ah man in a dhoti
Saying he prayers in front of a jhandi, jhandi
Then and only then you'll understand what is ah cosmopolitan nation [Haat melawo - let's join hands]
There's no room for prejudice at all, united we stand, divided we'll fall [Bete baat ko garro - child, pay heed to what I'm saying]
So to all races here in Trinbago Aapko kalyan ho dhaniaho [May you be blessed, may you prosper]
Let us live as one under the sky, Jahaji Bhai
Brotherhood of the boat, Jahaji Bhai
Brotherhood of the boat, Jahaji Bhai

Kumayayo Zindaweyo Kumayay Zindawey Ayayo Kumayayo Zindaweyo

O mera dost mera saathi [O my friend, my companion]
Chal tahalna ek matt agal bagal.... [let's stroll together side by side]

Extra verse sung in this rendition:

Indo and Afro Trinbagonians, we should learn to be one
Our ancestors came by boat, is de salt water in we throat
--------------------, mih great grandpa and grandmama
One was a slave and one was indentured, indentured
But the religion neither colour didn't interfere
With their love for each other, Nani Nani
I am proof of racial unity and that is the way everyone should be [achcha ----] Everyone should have each one in their prayer
Let's show each other we care
As we all know -------------------------, Jahaji Bhai
Brotherhood of the boat, Jahaji Bhai
Brotherhood of the boat, Jahaji Bhai

Kumayayo Zindaweyo Kumayay Zindawey Ayayo Kumayayo Zindaweyo

O mera dost mera saathi [O my friend, my companion]
Chal tahalna ek matt agal bagal.... [let's stroll together side by side]

Source: Mobilizing India with edits and additions. The lyrics posted on this blog are often transcribed directly from performances. Although it is my intention to faithfully transcribe I do not get all the words and I have a knack for hearing the wrong thing. Please feel free to correct me or to fill in the words that I miss by dropping me a message via e-mail. I'd be forever grateful. Thanks in advance! ..............................................................................................................................


A Note From The Gull

Thank you, Brother Marvin. I am dedicating this song to all Trinbagonians and especially to Dr. Roi Guanapo Ankhkara Kwabena (23/7/1956 - 9/1/2008) Opposition Senator, 13 January, 1992 - 4 January, 1994, who I imagine is smiling today.

We had discussed once how much we liked this song, Jahaji Bhai, noting that some who identified as African objected to the lines which seem to negate the claim to being a "true African descendant". Although I understood the objection, I had seen it from the perspective that if we are all brothers, if we all come from the same human root, we would find each other if we looked back along the lines to our common point of origin. I remember also how, with a grin in his writing, Roi had coined "Brotherhood of the Pirogue" to describe the experience of the Amerindians in the Americas and Caribbean.

"Patria est communis omnium parens" - Our native land is the common parent of us all. Keep it beautiful, make it even more so.

Blessed is all of creation
Blessed be my beautiful people
Blessed be the day of our awakening
Blessed is my country
Blessed are her patient hills.

Mweh ka allay!
Guanaguanare