Tous Les Jours
Luísa e Os Alquimistas Lyrics

Tous Les Jours is a Brazilian song by Luísa e os Alquimistas Izy Mistura. The song begins with the phrase "tous les jours ta chanson play on my tête" which means "every day your song plays on my head" in French. It speaks of the impact that the singer's love interest has on them, singing their song every day in their head, and expressing that their love goes beyond just respect.

The song also features some Portuguese and Spanish lyrics, adding to the multicultural vibe of the song. In the following lyrics "y va cayendo la lluvia, no necesitamos un paraguas, si tamo afuera podemo entrar, pero podemo salir si quiere mojar", which translates to "and the rain is falling, we don't need an umbrella, if we're outside we can go inside, but we can also go out if we want to get wet." The verses portray a sense of freedom and spontaneity in the singer's relationship.

The chorus repeats 'tous les jours ta chanson play on my tête, mon amour you have more than my respect' strengthening the idea that their love is more significant than mere admiration or respect. The following lyrics are more explicit, talking about how the singer looks at their love interest in their eyes and adores their gaze. The lines 'when the rain is over, just act like you don't know, let's do it again' indicate an intimate relationship that is supposed to be kept secret.