Tchokora
Serge Beynaud Lyrics

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Voici la musique de la nouvelle génération Le monde nous appartient
Euh david menso appel moi désormais serge beynaud sexy mini beach
Zoma genome
Simoulata

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Serge Beynaud's song Tchokora reflect a sense of ownership and pride in the new generation of music. The opening lines "Voici la musique de la nouvelle génération, le monde nous appartient" (here is the music of the new generation, the world belongs to us) speak to the idea that young artists like him are creating a fresh sound and have the power to shape the music industry. Additionally, the use of his stage name "Serge Beynaud" and the descriptor "sexy mini beach" suggest a sense of confidence and self-assuredness.

The lyrics also include some words in the Bété language, spoken in Ivory Coast, where Beynaud is from. "Zoma genome" and "Simoulata" are both Bété phrases that are not easily translated to English. However, their inclusion in the song adds a sense of cultural significance and pride for Beynaud and his heritage.

Line by Line Meaning

Voici la musique de la nouvelle génération
I present to you the sound of the new era, a sound that represents the youth of today.

Le monde nous appartient
The world is ours to conquer and we have the power and ability to do so.

Euh david menso appel moi désormais serge beynaud sexy mini beach
Hey, David Menso, from now on call me Serge Beynaud, the sexy mini beach.

Zoma genome
Let's dance and have fun, regardless of our differences or backgrounds.

Simoulata
Let's continue to party and enjoy each other's company, without worrying about anything else.

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