The young musician, in her latest song she released in October this year, is targetting unhealthy relationships that end violence on the woman.
Ghanaian musician, Cina Soul releases a song on abuse and Twitter is buzzing
Ghanaian songstress Cina Soul has joined the masses to project against domestic violence in the country.
Cina Soul
From addressing cheating in her previous song ‘Ojorley’, Cina Soul is taking on toxic relationships and domestic violence in this new track.
According to her, there is a need for Africans especially men, to put a halt on violence against women.
Cina Soul, with this song, has joined some Ghanaian musicians including the Late Ebony, Chemphe, amongst others to educate Ghanaians on the need to stop domestic violence.
ADVERTISEMENT
About her video
In the video to the track, Cina Soul and her on-screen partner demonstrate behaviours which not only put their relationship in jeopardy but also are damaging to their physical and mental well-being.
The constant emotional abuse from one partner transforms into physical abuse.
Meanwhile, social media (Twitter) users have jumped on the song and have expressed their views on the new song.
ADVERTISEMENT
About Cina Soul
Christie Quincyna Quarcoopome also known in showbiz as Cina Soul is a Ghanaian singer-songwriter and recording artist.
She is a native of the Ga people of Ghana, hence, her songs are mostly sung in the Ga language.
ADVERTISEMENT
Some of her songs include Ojorle, Tatale, Maama No Like Me, Shi Mi, amongst others.
Here’s the full lyrics of the song, ‘Killi Mi’
Hay… hay
Eŋɔ e, ona me tɔmɔ tsoobi
Ma kɛɛ me maame e,
ADVERTISEMENT
Yee if I tell am she go say
She go say I be lady
(She go say, she go say I be lady)
You dey killi mi, dey beati me oo mama
Beati me oo mama
ADVERTISEMENT
You dey killi mi, dey beati me oo mama
Beati me oo mama
You dey killi mi, dey beati me oo mamaa
Beati me oo mama
You dey killi mi, dey beati me oo mama, maama
ADVERTISEMENT
Beati me oo mama
Oplaa me, oplaa me, oplaa me
Beati mi oo mama
Oplaa me, oplaa me, oplaa me
Beati mi oo mama
ADVERTISEMENT
Eplaa me, eplaa me, eplaa me,
Beati mi oo mama
Oplaa me, oplaa me, oplaa me
Beati mi oo mame
Akɛɛ eye sɛkɛ
ADVERTISEMENT
Mini kraa nfiabo mgbɛnɛ
Okɛɛ obaa ye kɔmi, ehabo okɔmi, bianɛ odɔ mi
Maaba osumɔ bɛe nɛke
Mini kraa nfiabo mgbɛnɛ
Okɛɛ obaa ye kɔmi, ehabo okɔmi, bianɛ omɔmi
ADVERTISEMENT
Owola ee eyea yea
Gentleman
You dey killi mi, dey beati me oo mama
Beati me oo mama
You dey killi mi, dey beati me oo mama
ADVERTISEMENT
Beati me oo mama
You dey killi mi, dey beati me oo mamaaa
Beati me oo mama
You dey killi mi, dey beati me oo mama, maama
Beati me oo mama
ADVERTISEMENT
Oplaa me, oplaa me, oplaa me
Beati mi oo mama
Oplaa me, oplaa me, oplaa me
Beati mi oo mama
Eplaa me, eplaa me, eplaa me,
ADVERTISEMENT
Beati mi oo mama
Oplaa me, oplaa me, oplaa me
Beati mi oo mame
Watch below the video of the song
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: news@pulselive.co.ke
Recommended articles
African countries with the highest divorce rate
10 African cities with the highest crime index at the start of 2024
Machoka at 70: Emotions run high during Citizen TV presenter's birthday [Video]
Diwali 2022: Is Monday a public holiday in Kenya?
Akothee finally reveals reasons for separating from Omosh 1 month after wedding
Man, once a ‘billionaire’, recounts how he lost wealth, now sells his book on streets [Video]
Details of Ngina Kenyatta's luxurious restaurant
Zero Chills! Jackie Matubia's advice for Milly Chebby amid the unfollow drama