Mouka and Zittoun collaborate on ‘Jalsa,’ a track that mixes luxury and nightlife in La Marsa. The artist writes lyrics about private gatherings and high-speed escapes, while the duo creates a beat that mirrors the song’s intense vibe. The melody drives the story of living fast and leaving the past behind.
Released: May 29, 2023
Jalsa
Mouka
Lyricist
Mouka, Zittoun
Composer
Mouka, Zittoun
Jalsa Lyrics Translation – Mouka
Mouka tells the story of a life filled with danger and indulgence. In one line, he says, ‘I’ve seen death right before my eyes,’ blending raw honesty with the thrill of nightlife. The lyrics mention jet skis in Dubai, limousines, and diamonds on teeth, painting a vivid world of excess and survival.
Allo Mouka 3andak jalsaHello Mouka, you’ve got a ‘jalsa’ private gathering.
M3aya 3bad fo9 zi mkarzaI’m with people in a luxury ride,
7obi nsitk 3ndi barchaand my love, I forgot you a long time ago.
7ay lil ou zidha l marsaLiving for the night, especially in La Marsa.
Allo Mouka 3andak jalsaHello Mouka, you’ve got a ‘jalsa’ private gathering.
M3aya 3bad fo9 zi mkarzaI’m with people in a luxury ride,
7obi nsitk 3ndi barchaand my love, I forgot you a long time ago.
7ay lil ou zidha l marsaLiving for the night, especially in La Marsa.
F z#k l7oma b limousineIn the ‘heart’ of the neighborhood with a limousine,
5 nchaallah fl3yninwarding off the evil eye, God willing.
Wahda sprite zidha limeI’ve got a Sprite, just add some lime.
7oma chada aqualinThe neighborhood is holding onto the ‘aqualin’ supply,
Sal3a tjina kan albaninand the goods only come to us through the Albanians.
Homa 9lobhom moch safinTheir hearts aren’t pure,
7at diamonds f sninso I put diamonds on my teeth.
Dhawi sata3 kima lgamraShining brightly just like ‘lgamra’ the moon,
The translation of ‘Jalsa’ lyrics highlights themes of luxury and resilience. Mouka delivers a song that captures the energy of nightlife and the struggles hidden behind the glitz.