Interpassion feels like a playful, neon-lit trip around the world. Yelle introduces herself as “the one who tangles consonants and vowels,” then hops from French to Spanish to English as if she is flicking through radio stations on a summer road trip. The chorus invents the word interpassion to capture her unstoppable curiosity: she is fueled by connection, hugs, shared words and the thrill of pressing the doorbell (“l’interphone”) to meet someone new. It is a bright celebration of being international at heart, where every greeting—Hola, Bonjour, “How are you?”—is an invitation to friendship.
Behind the candy-pop beat lies a sweet message about breaking linguistic walls. Yelle loves “mixing our vowels,” the open sounds that flow easily between languages, and feels less fond of hard consonants that shut people out. By blurring tongues and cultures she reminds us that passion for others can be the ultimate universal language. Whether you speak French, Portuguese or only “a little bit,” this song says you already belong to the global party.