Ça Va Ça Vient (feat. Slimane)

Vitaa, a French R&B singer, collaborates with Slimane in the song 'Ça Va Ça Vient,' which translates to 'It Comes and Goes.' The song delves into the universal experience of emotional highs and lows, and the resilience required to navigate life's challenges. The lyrics speak to anyone who has felt alone in a crowd, disillusioned, or has struggled to find meaning in life. The repeated phrase 'Ça va, ça vient' serves as a mantra, reminding listeners that life is full of ups and downs, and that this fluctuation is a natural part of the human experience.

The song's verses reach out to those who feel disconnected and encourages them to speak up about their pain. It acknowledges the commonality of failure and disappointment, emphasizing that everyone has faced setbacks and had to pick themselves up again. The message is one of solidarity and understanding, offering comfort in the knowledge that no one is perfect and that everyone strays from their path at times. The chorus reinforces the idea that life's difficulties are transient and that, ultimately, 'everything is fine' or will be in time.

The bridge of the song shifts the perspective, suggesting that despite the struggles, there is a sense of contentment to be found in the present moment. The lyrics 'On n'est pas bien là, alors / Qu'est ce qu'on est bien' play with the paradox of not feeling good yet feeling good at the same time, capturing the complexity of human emotions. This part of the song invites listeners to embrace the present and find peace amidst the chaos, highlighting the importance of perspective in dealing with life's ebb and flow.