Orin Ìbejì | Yoruba Folksong (Orin Ìbílẹ̀) for Twins
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Believing God for twins ❤️ hopefully I can come back to this comment a year or two later. My seed of faith
Playing this to my Ibejis received through the lukumi tradition! Greetings to Orisha followers of the world! Maferefun Elegua! Maferefun Ibejis! Ashe Agbe W ò
Tradução para o português BR (tradução feita no curso PROLLEM UFF):
epo nbe, ewa nbe ooh (há óleo, há feijão) 2x
aya mi o já ooh eh (meu peito não está com medo)
aya mi o já lati bi ibeji (meu peito não está com medo de dar a luz a gêmeos)
epo nbe, ewa nbe ooh (há óleo, há feijão)
Proud twin here... Baba from Ijebu-Ode, Mama Ibeji from Ondo State. I am Taiwo
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 cantiga yorùbá com melodia do samba baiano. Viva a Bahia! Viva a Nigéria!
Proud yoruba twin here, I'm Kehinde! Love your videos Aderonke!
"Ejire ara isokun ti o wole alakisa so won di onigba aso. O be kisi be kese. Mo juba yin o. :) Thanks, Kehinde!
Winiwini loju orogun, ejirọwọkọ loju iya rẹ. Ọbẹkisi bẹkẹṣẹ, o wọle alakisa sọ do ni gbaṣọ. Nkan ni mo ba bi, eji wọ le tanmi.
I have twins so I came here to sing for them
This sounds like there are some Brazilians singing in the background. The beat is also very Bahiana (Yoruba Brazil). Peace.
Yes, the children are Brazilians and Nigerians.
I've heard this song being sung in Nigeria, the city of ibeji.
Some Brazilians originate from Western Nigeria, taken during the slave trade
Meaning:
There's palm oil, there's beans
I'm not afraid/scared of giving birth to twins
There's palm oil, there's beans.
For context, Yorùbá's believe that beans porridge cooked with red oil is the traditional food for twins. This is still being practiced till today by Yorùbá's in Nigeria
Thank you.
Hoping for ibeji as I continue to listen to this. 👫❤️💙
My soul is thankful for the song. A very sweet life for all of you.
Aya mi oja lati bi ibeji ❤
I am Taiwo
Èjìrẹ́ ❤️
I just found your channel today and it's awesome. I am Indian but also a baba Ibeji cos my wife is Yoruba. I've been trying to find Yoruba songs to teach to my twin boys and this is by far the best resource.
Would you happen to have the lyrics to this song anywhere?
May I suggest that you put the lyrics in the CC section so people can sing along.
Great work keep it up. Love it.
Thank you for watching! I will transliterate and translate the song soon.
epo nbe, ewa nbe ooh 2x
aya mi o já ooh eh
aya mi o já lati bi ibeji
epo nbe, ewa nbe ooh
Meaning:
There's palm oil, there's beans
I'm not afraid/scared of giving birth to twins
There's palm oil, there's beans.
B'eji oro
B'eji b'eji're
B'eji b'eji'wo
B'eji b'eji'lo
Iba omo ire
Ibeji re, omo edun ibeji re, omo edun kere-kere-yan
Aya mi o Ja o e
Aya mi o Ja lati bi'beji
Epo nbe ewa nbe o.
I'm a twin, and I love this song!❤️❤️❤️
Proud to be a twin.....I love this song 😘😘😘
The work of my friend Dr. Felix Ayoh’Omidire
Awa ni Oba omo !
❤
KEHINDE ni mi
❤
I love twins🥰🥰🥰🥰
❤❤❤ ori mi wu
Mo gbadun yin
Proud to be twins I am Kehinde
Èjìrẹ́ ❤️
Can you post the words to this song please and possibly the translation
Long time Aderonke. Hope you're well.
Please pray for me my brother destroyed my life love from Rawalpindi
I wish you a happy and peaceful life.
@@yorubalessons Ashay and thank you
Actually came here to get songs to be singing for my twin nephew😂
I have a twin
Mo júbà Bàbá!
Good afternoon, how are you? Could you provide the lyrics and the translation? I am brazilian. Thanks for the beautiful orin
I will do it soon. I'm sorry; I've been so busy.
@@yorubalessons Thanks! I will look forward to
Ibeje. Orin axé😮
Lindoooooo 🍬🍭🍮🍯🍼🍨🍩🍪🎂🍰🧁🥧🍫🍧🍦
Asé twins I would love twin sons 🧸🧸🚛🚛🪀🪀🪀🪀🧸🧸💙💙👑👑
Letra
😗😗😗😗
Wat the words translate to in English ?
There bean and there oil, i am not afraid to born twins because you cook beans with oil
@@ademiprincesshk thank u so much
@@obatobi151 welcome
@@ademiprincesshk I found this same song being sung in Brazil.