Descendance translates to "offspring" or "progeny". It's a more formal and less common word than simply saying "children", making it stand out in the lyrics.
In the song, the line "Il est l'heure d'aller faire coucher ta descendance" (It's time to go put your offspring to bed) adds a touch of playful maturity and responsibility to the narrative. It hints at a deeper, established relationship, making the word choice both interesting and contextually rich.
"Minuit" ("Midnight") is Imen Es's tribute to a long-married, quietly devoted couple — the song opens right at midnight, with his wife asking what he's thinking about as she puts their kids to bed. He tells her how lucky she is to have him, and asks her to get up and dance for him one more time.
The chorus admits the relationship isn't always easy — they argue and pull away, then find their way back to each other, day after day — but insists that whatever happens, tonight belongs only to her, "no doubt about it."
The second half leans into urgency: he wants to relive the earliest days of their love, to forget how far apart they've drifted at times, and to live as if they might die tomorrow — starting their story over from their very first date, all in.