this beautiful song he wrote for his child before becoming a dad

His quirky profile, his dreamlike songs and his contrarian lifestyle make Julien Doré a very popular artist in France. The singer has his goofy sides, which allow him to make his fans smile on his social networks or thanks to his clips. But he also has a sensitivity that allows him to write right and touching songs.

Apparently his music also has a power of premonition. Since without knowing it Julien Doré wrote a song dedicated to his child when he was not born, nor even conceived. The show 50′ inside had the chance to follow him during his tour and was able to collect new confidences from Julien Doré about his son, whom he preserves from the media.

During his interview with the TF1 teams, Julien Doré returned to the particular meaning of his song kiki. “As I write it, I am well aware that I am writing an open letter to a child, to my child”, explains Julien Doré. And to add, “but, at that moment, I have no idea that it’s going to happen in my life”.

Julien Doré to his child: “you will be free”

The song kiki was clearly what Julien Doré wanted to say to the child he would have one day. No need to know that he would exist, the singer already had an idea of ​​what would tell him.

kiki is a sort of apology letter to the future child he will see born. The song evokes the worries of a future dad. “And if that resonates. And if you like tomorrow. You will have to forgive. We were tired,” sings Julien Doré to the child he imagines. Before promising her, “but you will have your own style. Like Kylian Mbappe. And you will be free. If you’re not tired”.

The music video for the song left no doubt about the background of the song. Julien Doré had invited his old friend Virgina Efira to play the role of his pregnant wife. In the video, the two prepare for the birth of a tiger cub, as a society run by children looks on.

Without being a dad, Julien Doré already knew what he intended to bequeath to his child. In December 2021, while hosting the cameras of 50′ inside at home in the Cévennes, Julien Doré confided in his vision of fatherhood. “I think there’s something very instinctive about it. You don’t have to learn, you know deep down how best you can do it.” Instinct always.