Regrettera is the future tense of the verb regretter, meaning "to regret". It's a poignant word that speaks to the human experience of looking back on missed opportunities.
In the song, Ridsa sings, "Je pense à toutes ces choses qu'on aurait pu vivre Et qu'on regrettera" (I think of all these things we could have lived And that we will regret). This word captures a universal feeling of reflection and the bittersweet nature of what might have been, making it particularly resonant and memorable.
"Ça Ira Mieux" ("Tomorrow It Will Be Better") is Ridsa looking back on years that slipped by without him noticing, and admitting he still feels misunderstood, even surrounded by people.
He doesn't pretend things will be simple. He can't promise he'll end up with the person he's singing to, and he doesn't know where he'll be in ten years. What he holds onto instead is a smaller, steadier promise: that talking about it helps, and that tomorrow things get a little easier.
In the bridge, he asks the other person what he can do for them, still finding a bit of hope in himself worth acting on. The song accepts uncertainty rather than fighting it, and finds comfort in that acceptance.
Ridsa is a French singer who gained popularity in the mid-2010s. Known for his urban pop style, his music often features catchy melodies and contemporary rhythms.
His tracks are popular with a wide audience, blending accessible pop elements with an urban sensibility.