Hubert Lenoir - OCTEMBRE (feat. Bonnie Banane) 

Moi aussi 😍

Idem lol

Absolument

naturellement

automatiquement

His last album is a gem. This song and Dimanche Soir are really good.

Je le suis depuis le premier album , un ovni mais tellement bon

est-ce que tu comprend le message ?

Amazing song ! The vibe is just perfect. Here's the translation of the lyrics : Chorus We don't need to get it to understand ourselves We recognize the music Even if the leaves changes in September, Octember I don't want it to change it right now It's getting harder to say what you're thinking, what it can become But we don't need to get it to understand ourselves We recognize the music Verse In theaters now, soon at your place Everybody do their president before doing the compiment's choice 25 years to integrate, did you try it ? Flashback at school they called me Hubert Fifi Brindacier Why don't you take a chance, I will not hope about it Pull a branch to come and fish me Saint-Martin Canal, Paris, I float in the middle of the debris I hope that you know that it can finish if you want to Chorus Verse #2 You can see that I'm tired See the reality in front of you Whatever happens and whatever happens ( not sure, arrive and passe seems to translate with happens) We must not fall in love We must not get angry, no I'll send you messages You know that I was just here on stage I'm gonna walk around, alright ?

@@Walexo45 thank you!!! Btw we have the same name. I'm currently in the process of changing my artist name to my real name which is John Paradis.

@@JohnParadis haha cool! Nice to know there's some Paradis in Sask :)

@@Walexo45 lots of Paradis all over Canada. It all began with Pierre Paradis in the 1600s in New France which is now Quebec.

@@JohnParadis ah wow ! didn't know Pierre have some ancestry all around the country, that's awesome :)

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Essayez ça à 1,75. 😂🤘🏻

sinon à x1 c'est bien non ?

Bonnie est Française hein

Vous me dîtes ce qu'il mâchouille selon vous? Je ne vois pas en quoi il y a démesure.

@@emiliebordeleau5716 Je ne parlais pas spécifiquement de lui, mais plutôt de l'ambiance et de son ''rhythm blues'' qui date d'aussi loin que Barry Whyte, Janeth et Micheal jackson ont fait dans le style, et bien d'autres. Machouillé à outrance semble vous causer problèmes. J'aurais peut-être dû écrire ''faites à toutes les sauces''.

@@Carol-zg1fe Ainsi dit, je comprends mieux vos propos. Votre éclaircissement est apprécié.

lmao ok tommy