J'entends parler

Raggasonic's song 'J'entends parler' is a powerful anthem addressing the global crisis of HIV/AIDS. The lyrics are a stark reminder of the pervasive nature of the disease and the importance of protection and awareness. The song opens with a declaration that the artist is determined not to fall victim to AIDS, setting a tone of vigilance and personal responsibility. This is reinforced by the repeated refrain, which emphasizes the widespread impact of AIDS and the necessity of self-protection.

The song's verses delve deeper into the realities of living in a world where AIDS is a constant threat. The artists, Big Red and Daddy Mory, stress the importance of safe sex practices, particularly the use of condoms, despite personal preferences. They highlight the tension between the desire for natural intimacy and the need for protection, suggesting that the latter is non-negotiable in the face of such a deadly disease. The lyrics also touch on the broader social implications, noting that AIDS affects everyone, regardless of their background or lifestyle.

Raggasonic also addresses the stigma and misinformation surrounding AIDS. They point out that the disease is not limited to certain groups or regions, referencing the film 'Philadelphia' to illustrate that AIDS is a universal issue. The song calls for a collective understanding and proactive measures to combat the spread of the disease. By urging listeners to protect themselves and stay informed, Raggasonic uses their platform to promote a message of health and safety, making 'J'entends parler' not just a song, but a public service announcement set to a reggae beat.