La Chanson des Jumelles is a sparkling self-portrait of two inseparable twin sisters who introduce themselves with playful bursts of solfège ("mi fa sol la…"). Born under the sign of Gemini, they celebrate their mirrored quirks, confess that a single, hardworking mother raised them, and even point out the identical beauty spot that hints at their unknown father. Their words hop between witty jokes, catchy scales, and lighthearted bragging about early romances, painting the twins as cheerful, curious, and irresistibly musical.
As the song unfolds, the sisters’ small-town routines no longer satisfy them. Teaching arpeggios and dance feels limiting; they now yearn for Paris, the opera, and the electric promise of a "coup de foudre" love. Enthusiastic and idealistic, they dream of finding the perfect partner, sharing their art with the world, and diving head-first into adventure. In short, this song is an ode to youthful ambition, sisterly complicity, and the boundless joy of chasing music, passion, and possibility.