Ensorcelle comes from the verb ensorceler, meaning to bewitch or enchant. It's a captivating word that evokes a sense of magic and irresistible charm.
In the song, Keen'V uses it to describe the powerful effect Mademoiselle Valérie's smile has on him: "Son sourire m'ensorcelle" (Her smile bewitches me). It perfectly conveys how deeply he is captivated by her beauty, making it a memorable and evocative choice.
Ever had a crush so intense that you built entire day-dreams around it? That is exactly where Keen'V finds himself in "J'aimerais Trop". Over a breezy, island-flavored beat, he gushes about the irresistible Mademoiselle Valérie—a woman whose smile “turns him to salt” and whom he pictures strolling with him on sun-kissed beaches. Every chorus is the same heartfelt plea: "J'aimerais trop qu'elle m'aime" ("I’d love it so much if she loved me").
Yet the fun twist is that Valérie’s answer is a firm “Non, non!” Friends and family jump in to remind Keen'V that she simply isn’t interested, creating a playful tug-of-war between his fantasies and reality. The result is a catchy, humorous tale about unrequited love that teaches a gentle lesson: sometimes the heart wants what it can’t have—but at least you can still dance and sing along while it learns.