Not all absences are permanent and through “Mon Papa”, La Laura Paris father’s memory remains a guiding force in her life.
Rising French pop artist, singer, songwriter, LA Laura Paris explores a deeply personal space with her latest single Mon Papa. The song opens with a reflective melody, setting the tone for a journey through memories and longing.
LA Laura Paris‘s lyrics, written from the heart, share her feelings of loss and the enduring impact her father had on her life. Lines such as “Le film s’est terminé / Un soir, en été / L’homme mystérieux en noir et blanc / L’homme qui m’a esquissé” (The film ended / One summer evening / The mysterious man in black and white / The man who sketched me) delicately sketch the scenes of her life, like frames from a movie reel, representing her father’s presence and the profound imprint he left on her heart.
Musically, “Mon Papa” is an interplay of delicate piano notes and rich vocal arrangements. This unique soundscape captures a spectrum of emotions, from the vulnerability of loss to the enduring hope of cherished memories. It showcases LA Laura Paris’s ability to evoke deep feelings through her music.
Born to French and Belgian parents, she discovered her passion for music at a young age. Her classical training at the Royal Academy of Music in Brussels laid a solid foundation, where she mastered both violin and piano. This foundation wouldn’t limit her; Paris also explored various dance styles – classical, jazz, tap, hip-hop, and even Bollywood – which often find their way into her dynamic stage presence.
“Mon Papa” marks a significant return for LA Laura Paris, as she embraces her native French language for this song. Singing in French allows her to connect more deeply with her heritage and create a more intimate experience for her audience. This linguistic choice also highlights her artistic versatility, showcasing her ability to navigate between languages and cultures while staying true to her artistic vision.
Fans familiar with LA Laura Paris‘s previous work, like “Game Over,” “I’m Leaving Right Away,” and “Kissing Boys,” will recognize her signature talent for creating catchy melodies with relatable themes. “Mon Papa” continues this trend, offering a window into her personal experiences and emotions, solidifying her reputation as a rising star with captivating depth.
One of the hardest elements of grief to process is the idea that the last chance to set things right on a fiery relationship has passed, this single makes Mon Papa eternal.
