Pigloo’s “Bisous d’Eskimo” whisks us away to a frosty fantasy where every Arctic creature—from the majestic polar bear to the mischievous penguin—wonders how to say hello. The answer is always the same: a playful bisou d’eskimo (an “Eskimo kiss” made by rubbing noses). With each verse, the song lines up new characters and quirky questions, then bursts into the irresistible chorus, inviting listeners to join a mini dance routine: “À droite, à gauche, en haut, en bas.” Even the whale is humorously banned because of her “mauvaise haleine,” adding a splash of silliness that kids and adults alike can giggle at.
Beneath the snow-kissed fun, the song celebrates universal affection. No matter the species or situation—whether a sled dog is taking a day off or a caribou is out of cash—everyone can share warmth through a simple nose-to-nose greeting. It turns the icy polar landscape into a place full of friendship, rhythm, and laughter, reminding us that genuine connection needs no words, just a gentle touch and a happy beat.