Bertrand Belin and Laurent Bardainne write ‘Oiseau,’ a song from the album ‘Tambour Vision (Nouvelle édition).’ The musician collaborates with Thibault Frisoni to create a melody that feels both light and grounded. The lyrics paint a vivid contrast between the freedom of a bird and the grounded life of a snake.

Oiseau
Bertrand Belin | Laurent Bardainne • From “Tambour Vision (Nouvelle édition)”
Oiseau Lyrics Translation (from “Tambour Vision (Nouvelle édition)”)
Belin tells the story of a bird soaring over cities, monuments, and vineyards, while a snake lives its life on the ground. The poet mentions eating grapes and doves’ eggs, blending humor with a touch of darkness. The line ‘I’d fly over the vineyards, I’d eat the grapes’ captures the whimsical nature of the song.
Oiseau Music Video
‘Oiseau’ lyrics offer a playful yet poignant reflection on freedom and limitation. This song, featuring Bertrand Belin and Laurent Bardainne, is a standout from ‘Tambour Vision (Nouvelle édition).’