Les Femmes Ca Fait Pede
Regine Lyrics

The song "Les femmes ça fait pédé" by Regine talks about how feminine and effeminate women are and how it can make men seem like they are homosexuals or "pédé" in French slang. Regine mentions various things that women do or wear such as skirts, stockings, lipstick, and perfume, all of which can be viewed as feminine and effeminate. She also references how women's movement or the way they walk can attract attention from men, even high-level executives, and make them seem like they are attracted to women.

The song is a satirical take on societal and gender norms and how people often judge others based on their appearance or behavior. Regine is mocking the idea that femininity is solely attributed to women and that men who appreciate femininity must be homosexual or "pédé." The song challenges the traditional gender roles and stereotypes and encourages the listeners to question their beliefs.

One interesting fact about the song is that it was controversial when first released in France in 1966 due to its explicit lyrics and its challenge of societal norms. The song was even banned from airplay on some radio stations. Another interesting fact is that Regine, the singer of the song, was known for her androgynous style and often blurred the lines between femininity and masculinity in her fashion choices and performances.