Ready to spin the dial? In "Écoutons La Radio", French singer-songwriter Gregg LeRock turns the humble weather report into a catchy cross-Canada adventure. From sunny Vancouver to windy Winnipeg, from gloomy Ottawa to brilliant Halifax, each verse hops eastward across the map, painting mini-postcards of the day’s skies. The repeated chorus—"Écoutons la radio… Est-ce qu’il fait frais? Est-ce qu’il fait chaud?"—invites you to listen along, guess the forecast, and join the fun of comparing temperatures in real time.
Behind the playful melody, the song is a clever language lesson. It packs in essential weather vocabulary (beau, chaud, nuageux, affreux) and Canadian geography, all while training your ear to pick out key questions and answers in French. By the time the final "Encore une fois!" rolls around, you will not only have the tune stuck in your head, but also a handy toolkit for chatting about the weather—no matter where in the world you tune in.