Grippe aviaire
DJ Lewis Lyrics


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On y va c'est parti
Fredy papa moukouloukou
Le grippe aviaire
Vaincue en Côte D'ivoire
Ouais pendant que s'agit ailleurs
Nous on prend pour faire conciecle
Dj Lewis très très forte
On y va à grippe aviaire grippa grippa




Overall Meaning

The song "Grippe aviaire" by DJ Lewis is a celebration of a momentous achievement in West Africa. The opening line "On y va c'est parti" literally means "let's go, we're off," signaling that something exciting is about to happen. The next line "Fredy papa moukouloukou" is likely a reference to a person or a place in West Africa, although the exact meaning is unclear.


The main theme of the song is the "grippe aviaire," or bird flu, which was successfully defeated in Côte D'Ivoire (Ivory Coast). The line "Vaincue en Côte D'ivoire" means "conquered in Ivory Coast," indicating that the country was able to overcome the epidemic using effective measures. The song celebrates this achievement by saying, "Nous on prend pour faire conciecle," meaning "we take to make up a parade." This line suggests that people in Ivory Coast were proud of their efforts in defeating the bird flu and wanted to celebrate their success.


The chorus repeats the phrase "On y va à grippe aviaire grippa grippa" several times, which means "let's go to bird flu, grip, grip." This line could be interpreted in different ways, perhaps as an invitation to join in the celebration or as a call to action for other countries to follow Ivory Coast's example.


Line by Line Meaning

On y va c'est parti
Let's go, we're ready to start


Fredy papa moukouloukou
Fredy, the man who knows everything


Le grippe aviaire
The avian flu


Vaincue en Côte D'ivoire
Defeated in Ivory Coast


Ouais pendant que s'agit ailleurs
Yeah, while it's happening elsewhere


Nous on prend pour faire conciecle
We're pretending to take action


Dj Lewis très très forte
Dj Lewis is very strong and capable


On y va à grippe aviaire grippa grippa
Let's go, let's tackle the avian flu head on




Writer(s): Arsene Kouya Igba, David Tayorault

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Comments from YouTube:

@fnko2474

❤️❤️❤️ Toujours en 2020

@estellesoro9317

Un son qui très très intéressant 🥰

@lorraineandoh6071

My song 🇨🇮

@inoussasawadogo2396

Très cool, je kiffe ça en 2020.

@babasimba2457

From Zimbabwe I used to dance to this song with my siblings 🔥🔥🔥

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