Plein de Bisous (feat. Milena Leblanc)

Lewis Ofman's song 'Plein de Bisous (feat. Milena Leblanc)' captures the ephemeral and often bittersweet nature of love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a spontaneous Sunday outing that turns into a dreamlike encounter. The protagonist meets someone special, and the moment is filled with tenderness and sweetness, symbolized by a kiss on the eyes. This initial encounter is serene and almost magical, as the protagonist drifts into sleep, enveloped by the gentle emotions of the moment.

As the song progresses, the dreamlike quality continues with imagery of swimming and hair dancing in the water. However, this idyllic scene is disrupted when the lover appears only to vanish again, leaving the protagonist alone. The recurring theme of fleeting love is emphasized by the repeated goodbyes and the sense of solitude that follows. The use of multiple languages—French and Portuguese—adds a layer of universality to the experience of love and loss, making it relatable to a broader audience.

The final verses bring a sense of awakening and reality. The protagonist wakes up on a boat after a long nap, only to find their lover jumping into the water and disappearing once more. This act of leaving without a proper farewell underscores the transient nature of their relationship. The repeated line 'Une fois de plus, j'attendrais toute seule' (Once again, I will wait alone) encapsulates the recurring cycle of love and loneliness. The song beautifully captures the essence of fleeting romantic encounters and the lingering sense of longing that follows.