Muse Chronicle

The French band Jagas brings joy and energy via their music. Energized and strong, Jagas’s songs continue the legacy of dedicated French-language rock/chanson, rejecting cynicism and the prevalent resignation. Jagas, who is both fervently humanitarian and joyfully militant, facilitates a collision of Mano Solo’s ardor, Jacques Brel’s lyricism, and Ogres de Barback’s generosity.

“The track Ma Brésilienne is a musical message, expressing Love for Brazil.”

This heartfelt track, Ma Brésilienne, is more than just a lovely proclamation of love for the singer’s spouse; it’s a call to arms to protect and nurture love, to devote oneself to it, and to never get weary of strengthening this special connection of intense desire. Plus, it’s a love letter to Brazil, the nation from where his stunning wife was born. This young Frenchman, who proudly displays the colors of love, has been welcomed into a second family and a home in Brazil. Listeners are enticed to join in with an irresistible intensity as the chorus expands, revealing the contagious quality of the song. The choir arrangements are a great addition; they set the mood, which has faint Noir Desir echoes, and show that the band is drawing from a lot of different sources while still making their own sound. The superb guitar solo and the singer’s dramatic interpretation provide depth and passion to Jagas, and the band’s talent shines through in every note.

Overall, a beautiful track portraying love for county. With their individual contributions, the band as a whole strengthens the song’s foundation and amplifies its effect. Catch the muse down here: