Enlacés means "intertwined" or "embraced." It's a beautiful and evocative word that paints a picture of two things or people wrapped closely together.
In the context of "Par Amour," Lara Fabian uses it to describe two souls, "Nous étions deux âmes jumelles / Enlacés devant l'éternel" (We were two twin souls / Intertwined before eternity). This word perfectly captures the deep, eternal connection and intimacy between the lovers, making it a memorable and emotionally resonant choice.
Par Amour is Lara Fabian’s heartfelt ode to love that refuses to break, even when life throws its hardest punches. Singing from the brink of a goodbye, she recounts how two âmes jumelles (twin souls) have weathered bitter words, thick silence and fear, yet still believe they are “plus forts que tout”—stronger than everything. The song paints love as a shield with slightly dented armor: emotions are raw, pride hurts, but each scar becomes proof that their bond can outlast the storm.
Fabian then imagines tossing a message in a bottle into the sea, letting tears drown anger and ego so the couple can start anew. It is a cinematic gesture that sums up the track’s core idea: when all else fails, love itself is the lifesaving current. Par amour is not just about staying together; it is about choosing courage, forgiveness and hope every time destiny tries to pull the lovers apart. Listeners are left with an uplifting belief that real love grows stronger at every break point.