This was written in Montserrat by justin Hero cassell, the brother of Arrow, who sang hot hot hot. Who, by the way, also wrote that song , " Is a Montserrat classic.
@@akil2746The Band only play the music, the guy singing is Justin ‘Hero’ Cassell the brother of Alphonsus ‘Arrow’ Cassell who are of Montserratian decent. Byron Lee & The Dragonaires are also behind the song ‘Cherry Oh Baby’ which is a classic also.
cannot be that dotish! they are trini! I know jamaicans like to claim everything in the Caribbean, since their country has no resources and the foundations of their culture is borrowed from many other countries and still have nothing but tourism! yet they move to trinidad, but u don't see trinis moving to Jamaica!
Siempre la voy a recordar y la sigo bailando mi mamá me enseñó a bailarla a los 4 años a los 5 me dejó, falleció y siempre la escucho para recordarla. Te amo mami y te extraño
Greetings from a daughter of the Caribbean Northern Coast of Colombia 🇨🇴. Carnaval de Barranquilla! 🎉🎶I hummed the melody to Google and damn it, it found it! 😍 So happy. I have been listening to it on repeat. Mid to late 80s memories are flooding my mind. Thanks for sharing the song and your own memories YT peeps. So much love! ❤️🥰
Yes but Baron moved and lived in Trinidad 🇹🇹 to study Trinidadian calypsonians this is not Jamaican music calypso is the sound born out of Trinidad & Tobago to unite the Indian & African diaspora. This group learned to sing Trini🇹🇹style and the musicians are Trinidadian
I’m african but this nostalgic to me because my parents definitely loved them some old school soca . I love my Caribbean brothers and sisters 💜 #onelove #oneblood ❤️
One of our biggest tunes out of Trinidad & Tobago 🇹🇹 … the dragonflies are Jamaican born but moved and lived in Trinidad for many years and adapted to Trini culture and studied all the great Trini calypsonians and became one of us! a great calypso group! love to 🇹🇹🇯🇲 one love to us🇹🇹🇯🇲
Adopt me Trinidad and Jamaica! 🇹🇹🇯🇲😅 Love this song! From Tigray, East Africa! 🇻🇳 I wasn’t even born when this song came out and nor did I hear it until 2019! ❤️ Thanks to my Trini/Caribbean friends who introduced me to it! You’re my favorite people! You just know how to have a great time! Tiny Winey, wine yuh bum-bum! 😅
Que gran tema, después de 40 años continúa muy fresco, sonó muy bien en Colombia en 1984 , cuando se publicó y Byron lo presento en el festival de música del caribe en Cartagena, justo ese año.
One of the first soca songs that I heard as a young teenager here in the United States... my mom used to frequent Caribbean parties and introduced me to the music... I love this song. 🙂
As child my parents who are from Barbados use to jam to this soca hit and many others on road trips between Rochester NY and Toronto Canada. Very fond memories. Thanks for sharing.
Recuerdo que mi familia migro a Costa Rica a finales de los 80's y habia un canal de televisión que daban videos musicales y esta canción me traes esos bellos recuerdos de mi infancia
Never thought soca would make me cry. My grandmother called me tiney winey and would sing this to me. I was born in 1985, I never knew it came out then. Makes sense now as well, but I'm crying missing her.
Byron Lee and the Dragonairs - bring back my small days when I would dance with cousins and friends and my uncles and aunties thought me to really dance and feel the music 🌞🇬🇾
Recuerdo con mucha nostalgia esta canción, la cual bailaba en una pequeña discoteca en una isla de la costa caribe sur de Nicaragua llamada puerto el bluff 1,987, cuando prestaba mi servicio militar en esa zona en la cual estuve por pocos meses....sabroso ritmo.
Reminds me of when I was out wining. Miss the 80's. Best music ever! Nothing like music from the west Indies to lift my spirits and get me up dancing. You can take this girl out of the west indies but you can NEVER take the west indies out of this girl!
@@tamaraponde7113 Correct Ms Tamara. This track was produced in Jamaica in 1984 by Justin's brother, Alphonsus Cassell aka 'Arrow', the famous Soca singer. Arrow re-recorded this on his Knock Dem Dead album 4 years later.
Desde el año que salió no la volví a oír este temazo 1986 tenía una hermosa novia que se llamaba Luvida B.... Y la estrenamos en una discoteca muy hermosa recuerdos que nunca volverán gracias a todos por sus bellos comentarios y a los DJ 👍🙋
My first post as a Marine Embassy Guard! I loved Accra eventhough it was torn to hell in 1983-84. JJ was back in power after his 2nd coup d'etat. The Ghanaians were so friendly.
Es increible el poder que tiene la tegnologia que nostalagia me da escuchar estos de mi infancia Dios que tiempos aquellos gracia youtuber por haser posible estas joyas de musica
This song and " Dollar Wine " brought back memories for my 85 year old Jamaican friend of parties that her family used to have in Beverly Hills ( Jamaica ) - it made her smile . Thanks !
My parents are Guyanese and I can recall going to Trini/Guyanese party and loved it. Dance to all these songs and chutney tunes. Miss dem days. Still listen to them on LPs. 👍
@@bluehibiscus502 When the dragonaires were a pure reggae band there was no better. Byron did not like spending more money than he had to and when he discovered Socca he had it made. Less people in the band and the music was still selling.Nevertheless, we have not discovered anyone who was better and we have to be thankful he was there .
Un saludo paisano, yo naci en 1990 con razon algo me decia que ya lá havia escuchado antes, claro cuando era niño mi madre me llebava a la Avenida Gumilla talvez hay lá escuchava y tambien en la rádio, mi Abuela era del callao que empaz descanse, pero te imaginaras mis recuerdos son un poco escasos pero algo me decia que ya la havia escuchado antes.
Lindo tema músical, un clásico. Para mí es muy especial por qué recuerdo aya aprincipio del año 1988 era un joven apenas de 14 años cuando fui herido de vala entre las fronteras de Nicaragua y Honduras, yo minutos antes avía estado escuchando ésa canción en radio transmisor pues la canción estába pegando duro en ese tiempo. Gracias a Dios sobre viví y todavía la sigo escuchando, muchos años después.
Music very reminiscent of my vacations in Jamaica 🇯🇲 Jamaica 🇯🇲 Beautiful People! Lovely Island. Yes! Indeed! Fun Loving Memories! Thank you for fun Loving Memories ❤ One Love 💘 Michael Baillie Toronto, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
Me identificó con esta canción me recuerda mi niñez escuchándola en la radio de mis padres...el video es genial y la bailarina se mueve al ritmo exacto de su canción Africana, simplemente espectacular!!!,.. (años 80 maravillosos)
A masterpiece! God bless Jamaica, birthplace of my great grandfather and Costa Rica his second home. His genes now 5 generations after live in my daughter Michelle. Listening to Jamaican music bring memories and longing.
Mi tío que ya falleció mencionaba a Bayron lee como alguien muy popular en Champotón allá por el sureste de México donde el vivía. Jamás se me olvidó el nombre yo vivo en puebla, me da nostalgia.
Me recuerda gratos momentos de cuando viví varios años en Chetumal, que hermosa la música caribeña, hace que mis raíces caribeñas de parte de madre, despierten
I grew up on Byron Lee music, I remembered when this song came out it is a very long time now.The last time I saw Byron Lee also his band before he died,was in South Florida at the jerk festival by Markham Park in sunrise. Byron Lee and dragonires also his band was the biggest in the Caribbean, it is really a nice band playing some good music.Let his soul RIP, A,men.
@@kakimuniafu450 I was born and grow up in Jamaica, I know about Bryon Lee more than 50years. I really knows about him in the 1960s, I been around a very long time. Even before Ska,Rocksteady,and reggae, I was born on mento music.
Byron lee sang it, but the original artist is Justin Castle, from Montserrat. Song about 40 years ago and still going just like Arrow his brother song Hot hot hot.
@@marilynmartin6744 You are telling me that song was by someone from your country, do you know Bryon Lee .Byron Lee is singing more than 50years before he died, I am in my 60s. Do you know that meto music is around long before Calypso music, I want you to answer this question.
@@marilynmartin6744 I looked up for the guy you are talking nonsense about, that he is the 1st singer of tinny whiney. Before Bryon Lee. I don't know where you get your story from Byron Lee is singing from 1950 before me was born, 5 years before me was born.
Gracias por subir esta pasada de canción ¡y con todo y video! la había buscado bastante. Hasta que gracias a Dios le pude encontrar, así parezca algo banal; pero de todas maneras era un tema para mi perdido. En Colombia llegó solo años después.
I aint hear this song in a long time...soon as the horns started up it took me back and I started to tear up...I miss yu soooo much Gma Ann Marie n Gpa John Jacobs😢...they use to cut up to this song man...thanx TH-cam for givin me a beautiful moment ❤❤💯
Tiny winy! Written by Justin 'hero' Castle. Brother of the late great Alfonso 'Arrow' castle. Of hot hot hot fame. Born in the tiny West Indian island of MONTSERRAT.
@@amayalayne9779 Stop lying, his name is on there...Hero sold the right to Byron Lee, the original version was slightly different than the current version that the Dragonaires made famous, since you don't know, that is Hero on the vocals when he was living in Jamaica for a few years while attending college, he sang with Lee's band...go ask Hero, ppl love to marginalized Lee since he was a cover band for the most part, but all the credit for pushing that song goes to Mr. Lee, stop minimizing his contribution....and Big up to Hero master writer, performer, we are proud of you and for putting Montserrat on the map...well Arrow too for Hot Hot Hot.
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April 2024 🎉 still enjoying this 1!! 😂
Ff❤1q
August 30th, I am still here❤
I woke up to this playing in my head 😊
Love, Honor and Respect to Bryon Lee and the Dragonaires because Tiny Winey is a classic and masterpiece.
This was written in Montserrat by justin Hero cassell, the brother of Arrow, who sang hot hot hot. Who, by the way, also wrote that song , " Is a Montserrat classic.
One of the best Jamaican Calypso band🇯🇲🥰👌🏾❤️🔥
@kwamiemcdonald4252 Jamaican band, Byron Lee and the Dragonaires. He made many Trinidad Calypso/Soca songs but he is a born and bred Jamaican!
@@akil2746The Band only play the music, the guy singing is Justin ‘Hero’ Cassell the brother of Alphonsus ‘Arrow’ Cassell who are of Montserratian decent. Byron Lee & The Dragonaires are also behind the song ‘Cherry Oh Baby’ which is a classic also.
This is from Trinidad & Tobago 🇹🇹
@@LeylahCarrieJamaica
I aggre!
The best yet....if you are from the Caribbean, there is no sitting down when you hear this music...Just love it!!
So true! 👍🏼
Can’t sit down got to bust a move happy music
Dis twice my age , kitty kat shit everything fr 😂😂😂💯
I'm a 75 year old English woman, I find myself bopping around the kitchen whilst listening to this, preparing dinner. I love it.
Pp
A masterpiece, one of the greatest coming out of the Caribbean🇯🇲. God bless our land
Byron lee and the dragaonares are from sweet T&T trinidad and tobago!
This song has nothing to do with Jamaica.
@@bladeandsimple3601 those are Jamaican calypsonians
@@andremohammed2563those guys are actually from JA
cannot be that dotish! they are trini! I know jamaicans like to claim everything in the Caribbean, since their country has no resources and the foundations of their culture is borrowed from many other countries and still have nothing but tourism! yet they move to trinidad, but u don't see trinis moving to Jamaica!
Siempre la voy a recordar y la sigo bailando mi mamá me enseñó a bailarla a los 4 años a los 5 me dejó, falleció y siempre la escucho para recordarla. Te amo mami y te extraño
Sorry for your loss, may she rest in peace 🙏🏼 ❤
😢
Buenas canción
Greetings from a daughter of the Caribbean Northern Coast of Colombia 🇨🇴. Carnaval de Barranquilla! 🎉🎶I hummed the melody to Google and damn it, it found it! 😍 So happy. I have been listening to it on repeat. Mid to late 80s memories are flooding my mind. Thanks for sharing the song and your own memories YT peeps. So much love! ❤️🥰
@Evielovie
Paisana !
Saludos desde Europa
Jamaica is the grace of the modern world! Wow what a people full of culture, thank you 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Yes but Baron moved and lived in Trinidad 🇹🇹 to study Trinidadian calypsonians this is not Jamaican music calypso is the sound born out of Trinidad & Tobago to unite the Indian & African diaspora. This group learned to sing Trini🇹🇹style and the musicians are Trinidadian
@@LeylahCarrie no it wasn't Calypso that was made to unite African and est Indian in Trinidad, its the soca .
Calypso was born out of slavery
Quién la escucha en el 2024?
Me!!
Yoooo. !
Yo aquí en las Costa de Louisiana usa este ritmo tropical antillano
Yo
Yo
Bendito Dios por ser de Honduras tierra querida de mi alma y corazón , Amo a mi Honduras y el Caribe . ROATAN , UTILA Y GUANAJA
I’m african but this nostalgic to me because my parents definitely loved them some old school soca . I love my Caribbean brothers and sisters 💜 #onelove #oneblood ❤️
Luv you too!!!🇹🇹❤
Where in Africa? Just curious about how far this music travelled.
I' m from Brasil, and I love it...🤩🤩🤩
We luv u too 💜
@@marieoliveira3825
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My grandmother used to love seeing me dance off this song. Still dancing to it in 2021, RIP Ma💖😎
One of our biggest tunes out of Trinidad & Tobago 🇹🇹 … the dragonflies are Jamaican born but moved and lived in Trinidad for many years and adapted to Trini culture and studied all the great Trini calypsonians and became one of us! a great calypso group! love to 🇹🇹🇯🇲 one love to us🇹🇹🇯🇲
That song actually originated out of Montserrat. It was penned by the late Justin "Hero" Cassell
Yes there whole vibration is trini 🇹🇹🇹🇹
@CaptAllen-ci1jz yes but they lived in trinidad to study our culture
@@mattboss6875 nuttn no go so...lol
@@CaptAllen-ci1jz u were a part of the band ?
Adopt me Trinidad and Jamaica! 🇹🇹🇯🇲😅 Love this song! From Tigray, East Africa! 🇻🇳
I wasn’t even born when this song came out and nor did I hear it until 2019! ❤️
Thanks to my Trini/Caribbean friends who introduced me to it! You’re my favorite people! You just know how to have a great time!
Tiny Winey, wine yuh bum-bum! 😅
🇹🇹🔥🇹🇹🔥🇹🇹
Respeck Holy Bana🇯🇲
Well, thank you very much!
Not sure what part of the world you are in but if you close to me we will take you to one of the soca get together
😂
Im from trinidad you will love it here🇹🇹
Que gran tema, después de 40 años continúa muy fresco, sonó muy bien en Colombia en 1984 , cuando se publicó y Byron lo presento en el festival de música del caribe en Cartagena, justo ese año.
Está música hace que uno se olvide de todos los problemas. 😁😁😁. Quién la escucha en junio 2021. Desde Panamá 🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦
...cierto...
Yo en 2022💗✌️
@@elisakeniamendezsuarez3678 Yo tambien!! Desde 1989
también desde 1990
I am with you in May 2022 from West Africa.
One of the first soca songs that I heard as a young teenager here in the United States... my mom used to frequent Caribbean parties and introduced me to the music... I love this song. 🙂
Desde Nicaragua... recuerdo los 80's con este candente ritmo.
I fete a lot in Trinidad with this song in my younger days. Still love to hear it. Great music, thanks Byron Lee fantastic Jamaican band leader
You mean thanks Marvin Brooks , the lead singer in this song.
As child my parents who are from Barbados use to jam to this soca hit and many others on road trips between Rochester NY and Toronto Canada. Very fond memories. Thanks for sharing.
Yess good ole backyard party’s in the 90’s my mom use to get down !!!! 🇯🇲
Love music from Jamaica and The Caribbean, especially Byron Lee and The Dragonaires.
Recuerdo que mi familia migro a Costa Rica a finales de los 80's y habia un canal de televisión que daban videos musicales y esta canción me traes esos bellos recuerdos de mi infancia
Wow mi familia también emigró a CR a finales de los 80 , de que país vinieron?☺️
Never thought soca would make me cry. My grandmother called me tiney winey and would sing this to me. I was born in 1985, I never knew it came out then. Makes sense now as well, but I'm crying missing her.
Mine did the same I can relate to this..I was born in 83, anytime this came on she would call me to wine..song makes me feel like she is here
@@justlaing8311 hugs from me to you!
@Legba daniels Well the new style makes me cry out of sheer pain and annoyance
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Byron Lee and the Dragonairs - bring back my small days when I would dance with cousins and friends and my uncles and aunties thought me to really dance and feel the music 🌞🇬🇾
This gives me the best memories ever of my Mom, Dad, and yes the Aunties and Uncles having much needed laughter and good times. Soca classic
This will Forever be my Jam! If you go a party and don't move to this masterpiece...you have a Stroke!
When you think life is over ... nothing works anymore ... listen to this song ... lift your shoulder ... smile... dance... celebrate... and go on 🙃😘
Recuerdo con mucha nostalgia esta canción, la cual bailaba en una pequeña discoteca en una isla de la costa caribe sur de Nicaragua llamada puerto el bluff 1,987, cuando prestaba mi servicio militar en esa zona en la cual estuve por pocos meses....sabroso ritmo.
Así es nuestra música aún se escucha
Pues hasta la fecha la sigo bailando cada vez dios me da la oportunidad de viajar mi lugar me siento más feliz
Loved this song a part of our heritage we have love and cherish these music 🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💎💎❤️❤️💯🇺🇸
El corona virus me ha hecho recordar y bailar está música ,este ha Sido mi ejercicio ,volver al pasado divertido con esta música q no pasa de moda
Reminds me of when I was out wining. Miss the 80's. Best music ever! Nothing like music from the west Indies to lift my spirits and get me up dancing. You can take this girl out of the west indies but you can NEVER take the west indies out of this girl!
Bayron Lee y sus Dragoniantes...excelente!!!! Saludos desde Honduras, CA
Hace tiempo quería escuchar esta música , recuerdos de mi niñez
Yo sé la escuchaba a un tío que lo ponía mucho yo tenía 6 años y para encontrarla en TH-cam escribí guani guani y me salió 🤣🤣🤣
Dios bendice a mi amada Honduras y el caribe de Roatan , Utila y Guanaja un paraiso dado por Dios
Byron Lee and The Dragonaires can sing great calypso songs. Irresistible dancing songs.
That voice is actually Justin Hero Cassell out of Montserrat. The writer and Original singer of the song
@@tamaraponde7113 Correct Ms Tamara. This track was produced in Jamaica in 1984 by Justin's brother, Alphonsus Cassell aka 'Arrow', the famous Soca singer. Arrow re-recorded this on his Knock Dem Dead album 4 years later.
@@colinjarrett8592 I'm Montserratian so I grew up with these songs
I swear Caribbean music does something to your soul.
It's the best
Everytime especially 🎸 reggae..much luv...
Trintekk 2019 i agree with you
@Wisdom Child ok 😁👍
9:13.... music is powerful indeed
Desde el año que salió no la volví a oír este temazo 1986 tenía una hermosa novia que se llamaba Luvida B.... Y la estrenamos en una discoteca muy hermosa recuerdos que nunca volverán gracias a todos por sus bellos comentarios y a los
DJ 👍🙋
Un himno del Calipso 👑🙏
Only on TH-cam could you ever discover that there was
actually a MUSIC VIDEO made for this 32-year SOCA CLASSIC!
I believe this is older than 32 years!!!
For sure keeps one happy lifts you up
@@zacapaneco74 It is NOW!
37 years as of THIS comment!
@@zacapaneco74 Well it is now LOL!
💯
I was a Marine Embassy Guard in Nassau Bahamas in 1984-85 and used to jam to this at the clubs on Paradise Island. Good times.
Super nostalgic. I can't have a party at my house without always playing this tune. Love it!!!!
Grandes recuerdos en mi niñez está melodía como me encanta 😎😎🏅💯
Despues de una competencia de nadar en Limon, Costa Rica 1987, pasaron 6 horas de Baile y con esa musica jamas nos cansamos , viva la buena Musica.
Wow what a golden old tune..My SISTER IN law from TRINIDAD requested this tune to be played at her fineral.Her name WAS TINY.
As a child growing up in Ghana, my Dad used to play this song a lot and I grew to love it.
My first post as a Marine Embassy Guard! I loved Accra eventhough it was torn to hell in 1983-84. JJ was back in power after his 2nd coup d'etat. The Ghanaians were so friendly.
Es increible el poder que tiene la tegnologia que nostalagia me da escuchar estos de mi infancia Dios que tiempos aquellos gracia youtuber por haser posible estas joyas de musica
Thank god i was born in the Caribbean
ç*jjj)(ĺ))))
@@georgeedwards9403 soossolosoosoooosofpppsosooooososooso
@@kameshaellis5194 1
Me too
Me too
This song and " Dollar Wine " brought back memories for my 85 year old Jamaican friend of parties that her family used to have in Beverly Hills ( Jamaica ) - it made her smile . Thanks !
After a crappy few weeks I heard this song on Death in Paradise and it made me smile.
lol same. then i had to come find it on You Tube.
I did too
same!
Lol, that’s where I heard it. Going to play it for my 11 mos old granddaughter.
Me too!
Tenia doce años y lo disfruté. Más de tres décadas y me sigue gustando.
Yo tenia 4..y mi hermano mayor me la ponia y quedaba bailando igual que ella, porque veia los videos en musicales del 13,canal tico.
My parents are Guyanese and I can recall going to Trini/Guyanese party and loved it. Dance to all these songs and chutney tunes. Miss dem days. Still listen to them on LPs. 👍
Que recuerdos de mi juventud, es un ritmo sabroso y se dejaba disfrutar.
I just can’t get enough of his music i grew up listening to him thanks for the memories
caramba...! temaso temaso saludos desde Venezuela......
If we only could get back to those days when They came to town.Beautiful music in the time when there was still MUSIC
I keep wondering why the music has changed so drastically. And for the worse. They started by removing the horns….
@@bluehibiscus502 When the dragonaires were a pure reggae band there was no better. Byron did not like spending more money than he had to and when he discovered Socca he had it made. Less people in the band and the music was still selling.Nevertheless, we have not discovered anyone who was better and we have to be thankful he was there .
RIP Great Byron Lee 🙌🏽
Blessed day to you love 💕
Recuerdo mi juventud! Panamá 1986¡
🇵🇦🖒🖒🖒igual yo😁😁😁.
Que bueno es la linda Panamá
Wappin loco queso pa
@@jayparris7425 mis recuerdos son en mi COLOMBIA AMADA.
Rica Socca👏🏾🇵🇦👏🏾🇵🇦👏🏾🇵🇦
Soy panameño y me encanta la musica de Byron Lee, en particular Tiney winey.❤
CIUDAD GUAYANA - VENEZUELA lo mas sonado en los 80s en sus carnavales . recordar es vivir
Un saludo paisano, yo naci en 1990 con razon algo me decia que ya lá havia escuchado antes, claro cuando era niño mi madre me llebava a la Avenida Gumilla talvez hay lá escuchava y tambien en la rádio, mi Abuela era del callao que empaz descanse, pero te imaginaras mis recuerdos son un poco escasos pero algo me decia que ya la havia escuchado antes.
Lindo tema músical, un clásico. Para mí es muy especial por qué recuerdo aya aprincipio del año 1988 era un joven apenas de 14 años cuando fui herido de vala entre las fronteras de Nicaragua y Honduras, yo minutos antes avía estado escuchando ésa canción en radio transmisor pues la canción estába pegando duro en ese tiempo. Gracias a Dios sobre viví y todavía la sigo escuchando, muchos años después.
Saludos desde la frontera de Nicaragua y Honduras.
Music very reminiscent of my vacations in Jamaica 🇯🇲
Jamaica 🇯🇲 Beautiful People! Lovely Island.
Yes! Indeed! Fun Loving Memories!
Thank you for fun Loving Memories ❤
One Love 💘
Michael Baillie
Toronto,
Ontario,
Canada 🇨🇦
Panamá 507 al 100% con este tema y demás, uno se activa y la vive con esas músicas...
Best music ever n still going strong...thier music will never fade...love it still...❤❤💃💃💃🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
I never heard of this song before. Great music. Anyone else here because of Death in Paradise - Season 10 - Episode 4?
Yes 🤣🤣🤣
Yes I thought I would try it for the kids
Omg yes I had it stuck in my head
That's me
I am 😃😎
Una vaina que me recuerda mi bella Panamá 🇵🇦🌴😎🇯🇲
Exelente dió grandes exitos hermoso recuerdos que tiempos aquellos. 🙏❤️
Tiempo belloooo
@@elisakeniamendezsuarez3678 bv
Así mismo es como extraño esa época
Me identificó con esta canción me recuerda mi niñez escuchándola en la radio de mis padres...el video es genial y la bailarina se mueve al ritmo exacto de su canción Africana, simplemente espectacular!!!,.. (años 80 maravillosos)
Ditto that . Trini here but enjoyed their performances when they visited canada 🎉🎉🎉
Viejos tiempos cuando se escuchaba a la emisora Sabrosa en Costa Rica 🇨🇷, y escuchar a Mario Mcgregor en Pólvora Musical del Caribe allá en los 80's
A masterpiece! God bless Jamaica, birthplace of my great grandfather and Costa Rica his second home. His genes now 5 generations after live in my daughter Michelle. Listening to Jamaican music bring memories and longing.
This is Trinidadian music sang by a Jamaican but calypso is and that accent they singing in is Trinidadian 🇹🇹🇹🇹
Que viva el Caribe soy de Costa Rica y esta canción es pieza clave durante las fiestas de fin y principio de año y cuando sea...
Mae legal siii
Wow, que bien, me encanta esta canción, soy de Colombia y me gustaría que en fiestas de fin de año pusieran este tipo de musica.
Mi tío que ya falleció mencionaba a Bayron lee como alguien muy popular en Champotón allá por el sureste de México donde el vivía. Jamás se me olvidó el nombre yo vivo en puebla, me da nostalgia.
The sound of those instruments...Oh my .....You cannot explain this..this music just does something to your Soul.
Linda rola no me rindo de escucharla ni de mirar el video me canta todo❤
Wonderful Song...RIP Byron Lee..
Un grand Caribéen dont le répertoire restera à jamais gravé dans nos mémoires 👍💐😍
Musica que hace recordar buenos tiempos de juventud
Que niñez tan maravillosa, la escucho y me erizo hermosa canción
Tenía 24 años estaba con Norma le encantaba esa músicas Argentinos viviendo en Panamá esa época que recuerdoss
Bring back memories child hood listen 2020.
. nm b Bo
Yes bro!
Cuando escucho wsta Musica q twnia mas de 30 anos de escuchar me hace sentir la juventud q tuve wn esa epoca
It may be old but it had us wining on de road at Notting Hill 2019!
B VCCñ
Me recuerda gratos momentos de cuando viví varios años en Chetumal, que hermosa la música caribeña, hace que mis raíces caribeñas de parte de madre, despierten
Amazing music, I’m from Guatemala but I grew up with this music I loved Byron Lee and Arrow’s music!!!!
Makes me nostalgic. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
May 12 2024 and here I am still listening to this song! Never gets out of style 😂
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Yes it wakes up your soul..I love my country even though it's been 40 years plus in the states.Still play my Kaiso while cooking Trini to the bone..
I grew up on Byron Lee music, I remembered when this song came out it is a very long time now.The last time I saw Byron Lee also his band before he died,was in South Florida at the jerk festival by Markham Park in sunrise. Byron Lee and dragonires also his band was the biggest in the Caribbean, it is really a nice band playing some good music.Let his soul RIP, A,men.
You are very blessed to have seen Byron Lee.
@@kakimuniafu450 I was born and grow up in Jamaica, I know about Bryon Lee more than 50years. I really knows about him in the 1960s, I been around a very long time. Even before Ska,Rocksteady,and reggae, I was born on mento music.
Byron lee sang it, but the original artist is Justin Castle, from Montserrat. Song about 40 years ago and still going just like Arrow his brother song Hot hot hot.
@@marilynmartin6744 You are telling me that song was by someone from your country, do you know Bryon Lee .Byron Lee is singing more than 50years before he died, I am in my 60s. Do you know that meto music is around long before Calypso music, I want you to answer this question.
@@marilynmartin6744 I looked up for the guy you are talking nonsense about, that he is the 1st singer of tinny whiney. Before Bryon Lee. I don't know where you get your story from Byron Lee is singing from 1950 before me was born, 5 years before me was born.
When this bussss down here in Guyana 🇬🇾 no sitting down big up all d Caribbean 🇹🇹🇯🇲🇱🇨🇰🇳🇧🇱🇻🇨🇧🇧🇦🇬
Gracias por subir esta pasada de canción ¡y con todo y video! la había buscado bastante. Hasta que gracias a Dios le pude encontrar, así parezca algo banal; pero de todas maneras era un tema para mi perdido.
En Colombia llegó solo años después.
La morena que baila lo hace con tremendo sabor , delicioso se ve que vive la música !
MUY BIEN ESTE GRUPO DE OTROS TIEMPOS. MUY BUEN VIDEO. GRACIAS POR SUBIRLO. SALUDOS DESDE ANACO-VENEZUELA.
I remember the days of Maracas Club in Ochi Byron Lee played every Saturday... 🇯🇲🇯🇲mi luv mi yaad.. miss mi island ☘️🌿🌴🦋🏝🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏🏽🇯🇲🇯🇲
My dad would listen to this soca mix with this song in it while I was growing up. He would play it on repeat non-stop.
A song just came to mind Caribbean Queen 🎉🌎🐠🐟⛴️ Hello To Caribbean from your neighbors 🇲🇽🎉🐠🐟❤️😀
Brings so many memories of living in Guyana 🇬🇾💃💃🥰🥰
I aint hear this song in a long time...soon as the horns started up it took me back and I started to tear up...I miss yu soooo much Gma Ann Marie n Gpa John Jacobs😢...they use to cut up to this song man...thanx TH-cam for givin me a beautiful moment ❤❤💯
Like si la estas escuchando en 2020 y la seguirás escuchando por muchos años más
You should see me right now...prancing...dancing...jumping up...running out of floor space...this is what our music from the Caribbean does to you!!
Tiny winy! Written by Justin 'hero' Castle. Brother of the late great Alfonso 'Arrow' castle. Of hot hot hot fame. Born in the tiny West Indian island of MONTSERRAT.
Thanks for the info....
And whats the name of the vocal ??
No credit was given to Hero by the band. What a shame!!
@@amayalayne9779 Stop lying, his name is on there...Hero sold the right to Byron Lee, the original version was slightly different than the current version that the Dragonaires made famous, since you don't know, that is Hero on the vocals when he was living in Jamaica for a few years while attending college, he sang with Lee's band...go ask Hero, ppl love to marginalized Lee since he was a cover band for the most part, but all the credit for pushing that song goes to Mr. Lee, stop minimizing his contribution....and Big up to Hero master writer, performer, we are proud of you and for putting Montserrat on the map...well Arrow too for Hot Hot Hot.