Ahaha this is unironically my favourite song in this thread. Make of that what you will…
well les Inconnus were really talented humorists but I’m not sure if I should consider the taste of a checkerboard girl nourished by Turbofolk as a standard meter of bon goût….
(lyer, you chose Bublé bc he has ustache origins 😉
No ‘Indochine’ refers to the mental universe of the beginnings of the group which refers to Asia, the Indochina War and comics evoking asians plots but the leader of the group is an anti-white fag and I avoided till then to highlight bands that would have an anti-White agenda as well as different shades of non-Whites, especially echo people who have a biiiiig part in this industry.
this cocksucker even made a song to show his ‘preoccupation’ of the growth of the Front national
Un été français – 2018
but since you’re in the mood to listen to rhythmic music, strapped in your Adidas tracksuit, lil’gopnika, here is a little rap of the 90s which was clearly identitarian
(fun fact, the woke singer of the group, Bertrand Cantat, with his ardent and vocal contempt for the supposed mediocrity and paranoïa of Front national‘s voters was jailed for some years after beating to death his actress-for-a-GF after a drunken party in Vilnius.
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Bernard Lavilliers – On the road again – 1988
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and since @aftertherain allows wogs, this one is not so bad :
Ridan – Ulysse – 2007
It’s the adaptation of Heureux qui, comme Ulysse, a fait un beau voyage, a XVIth century’s sonnet by Joachim du Bellay about the spleen of a man who is far away of his fatherland (Du Bellay wrote it when he was diplomat in Rome (so the reference to Ulysses and the journey to go back home)
Girl, I don’t do drugs and metal/hard rock ‘music’.
The only thing that comes to my mind is some good parody by a very popular humorist group of the 90’s, Les inconnus.
To get the pun, they took some rhyme from a famous Baudelaire’s poem , L’invitation au voyage’. May I introduce you DouSSeur de vivre and their major hit, Poésie
In order to be forgiven for having shoatized your oily Algerian for visual health reasons, and to satisfy your taste for syncopated rhythms of non-white music, here is this little rasta gem from my childhood :
You’re smart enough to have understood the pitch of ‘Hypernuit’ : it’s a kind of impressionnist song about some village idiot who come back to the place where he was supposedly mistreated and who’s planning a massacre.
the ‘old man’ you speak about is Michel Sardou, one of the vocal legends of the chanson française
here’s one of his song about Ireland (as seen by somebody who never went there)
Michel Sardou – Les lacs du Connemara – 1984
and, in order to deal with your inner boomer, a national treasure since the sixties : Françoise Hardy
Thanks Oscar for the contributions.
What is the meaning of the word Hypernuit? I’m not getting the context, is it a bad guy out for revenge or something?
I’m going to add some of my favourite songs, hoping that my inner boomer can insert the right code for the videos…
Carla Bruni – Quelqu’un m’a dit
Softest voice ever over a minimalistic melody.
Chill girl strumming her guitar, being nostalgic about a past love. I consider this song peak frenchness.
Belle – Notre-Dame de Paris
This is literally Quasimodo, Frollo and Phoebus thirsting over Esmeralda but E P I C L Y.
It’s the main song of a musical that was very popular some years ago and was translated in a lot of languages throughout Europe.
Only for gents with refined tastes.
Je vole
It’s the main song of a french film of a couple years ago. It’s sung by a young woman, the original was sung by an older man, but I like this version better.
Doesn’t talk about love (yay!) but it’s from the point of view of a young person leaving their parents to become an adult.
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