Fijian music has evolved over time to incorporate modern styles and instruments, as well as influences from other cultures. For example, in the 1960s and 70s, Fijian musicians began incorporating elements of rock and roll, reggae, and other genres into their music. In recent years, there has been a rise in Fijian hip-hop and rap music, with artists like George Brooks Veikoso and J-Boog gaining popularity both in Fiji and abroad. 📲 Follow Taitusi Mareau here: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/

"Vinaka Turaga," an original Fijian Gospel song sung by three beautiful young Fijian women. Thought of the day - During ages of spiritual darkness the church of God has been as a city set on a hill. From age to age, through successive generations, the pure doctrines of heaven have been unfolding within its borders. Enfeebled and defective as it may appear, the church is the one object upon which God bestows in a special sense His supreme regard. It is the theater of His grace, in which He deligh

"Luvequ," a Fijian Gospel song beautifully rendered to us by Jale, Tomasi, Luisa and friends. Enjoy and be blessed. | Fiji's Inspiring Gospel Songs

"Na nomuni Loloma," a fijian gospel songs and arranged by the Suva Central male voice and here rendered by the same Suva Central male voice. From left to right - Eroni Barauvula, Bola Mataitini, Mike Bolatamana, Senitiki Maraivalu, Rusiate Seru, Jone Rabuatoka, Neori Sovau, Jovilisi Seru, Valeta Rasovanivalu, Sairusi Sugumai and Jim Gucake (Guitar). Its been 11 years since they've sung together and it was a lovely experience to hear them praise God together again in song after so long. Oh the Gr