This is the debut single by the french-cuban duo Ibeyi.
In Yoruba mythology , Oya is the goddess of the wind, owner of the underworld and cemeteries.
[Verse 1]
Even if I feel the sun on my skin everyday
If I don't feel you
Even if I see the most beautiful things up in the sky
If I don't see you
[Chorus]
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
[Verse 2]
Even if my hands can catch the wind, catch the clouds
If I don't see you
Even if i feel the sun on my skin everyday
If I don't feel you
[Chorus]
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
[Bridge]
Ah, toi le seul et l'unique
Toi qui parle a mon coeur
Ah, toi le seul et l'unique
Mais qui pars sans moi
Toi qui pars sans moi
[Chorus]
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
Take me Oya
[Outro]
Oya Wemilloro e
Oya Wemilloro e
Oya was written by Lisa-Kaindé Diaz.
Oya was produced by Richard Russell.
Lisa-Kaindé said in an interview:
Oya yo la escribí [en Cuba]. Habla de un novio que yo tuve y nos separamos en el aeropuerto, cuando yo me iba a Cuba. Y era la manera para mi de quitarme el peso y el dolor del final de esa relación.
English:
I wrote Oya [in Cuba]. It talks about a boyfriend that...
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