Facile À Danser Lyrics in English Soprano

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Facile À Danser by Soprano from French to English.
Intro
Easy to dance to
Fagné kwezi, mbaba
Hmm
I grew up in the rough hoods
Where youngsters do rodeos
Escorted by the Ford Mondeo
To make the hood dance
At school, there's the smart ones
In the street, there's the sly ones
In both cases
The kids wanna chill
Make money dance
Yeah, dad, I make songs
Yeah, mom, I'll be careful
They say your son's got talent
To make the summer dance
Some dads dance the rumba
Some moms dance the zumba
They say I dance like a toubab
But which foot to dance on
Easy to dance to
Everyone's got their own way to dance
Easy to dance to
When we show up
In your huge villa
We're loaded
Like at Ghostface Killah's
As soon as it dances Roger Milla style
Your neighbor's charmed
Don't waste my time
My family's waiting for the kitcha
To spend it at the wedding
Of my cousin Ali M'zé
It's true that we say in life
My friend, you gotta dare
But you wore a shirt with sweatpants
My friend, you gotta pace yourself
It's true that we say in life
My friend, you gotta dare
But with you
We don't know which foot to dance on anymore
Easy to dance to
Everyone's got their own way to dance
Easy to dance to
Everyone's got their own way to dance
Everyone's got their own way to dance
Everyone's got their own way to dance
Hmm, ladies and gentlemen
Thugs, vowels
Consonants, sisters
In life
There's three levels of respect
There's those we address with vous
There's those we address with tu
And there's those we
Hey you there, dance
It's broken
It's broken
It's broken
It's broken
Easy to dance to
It's broken
It's broken
It's broken
It's broken
Easy to dance to
Easy to dance to
Easy to dance to
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SONG MEANING

Facile À Danser is Soprano’s bright invitation to forget your worries and hit the dance floor. Growing up in a tough neighborhood, he watched school prodigies and street‐smart kids chase the same simple dream: turning everyday struggles into moments of joy. With playful nods to rumba, zumba, and even soccer legend Roger Milla, Soprano reminds us that music can make anyone move, from dads in button-ups to friends who accidentally pair a dress shirt with joggers.

At the heart of the chorus – “À chacun sa façon de danser” (Everyone has their own way to dance) – lies the song’s real message: respect every style, every background, every level of swagger. Whether you’re in a crowded block party or a fancy villa, the rules are the same: be bold, be yourself, and let the rhythm lead. Dancing becomes a universal language that bridges formality and familiarity, turning “Monsieur” and “Madame” into a joyful “Hey you, dance!” before the beat drops again.

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