“Ogou Oh / Feray Oh” is a forceful Haitian Vodou chant that calls on Ogou Fèray, master of iron, warfare, protection, and disciplined power. The singer declares that people may try to “probe” or undermine their pwen (spiritual charge), but once Ogou’s heat rises, the speaker becomes untouchable: “Jou m an kolè, anyen yo pa sa fè m” — the day I get mad, there’s nothing they can do to me. The song is both warning and shield, invoking iron-strength, resolve, and liberation — a reminder that when Vo