Mômji is proud to work with so many internationals in France! Not only our babysitter community but also our Mômji colleagues!
We love learning children's languages in music, and that reminded us of how much we love music. And what better way to share our cultures than through music? That's why we've put together a compilation of the favorite songs of our Mômji employees!
Discover our playlist on Spotify !
Antoine, France (Ile de France):
Renaud - "C’est quand qu’on va où"
"It reminds me of my childhood, my parents listened to it in a loop ... nostalgia !! "
Twelimona, La Namibia :
Blossom – ‘Komuthima Gwomeya’
« La chanson montre qu’il y a plusieurs cultures en Namibie : dans cette chanson on retrouve à la fois de l'Oshiwambo, de l'Afrikaans et de l' Anglais, et parfois encore plus de langues ! »
Alice, La France (Biarritz) :
Celine Dion and Garou - 'Sous le vent'
"I love the duets of song man-woman and I love the wind: this song had everything to please me. "
Benjamin, La France (Ile de France) :
Edith Piaf – ‘Non, je ne regrette rien’
"It's a song that's both beautiful and epic. "
Gaelle, La France (Bretagne) :
Henri Salvadore – ‘Une chanson douce’
"My parents used to sing to me to fall asleep when I was little. "
Benoît, La Corée du sud / La France :
Lim Jae Beom – ‘For You’
Serge Gainsbourg – ‘La Javanaise’
"It makes me nostalgic and also gives me courage. I am always more courageous and resilient in effort or difficulty. "
Eliza, Les Philippines :
‘Bahay Kubo’
"It's a Filipino song in the form of a nursery rhyme with which I grew up. I love it because it speaks of a small house, vegetables and fruits of the garden, it reminds me of my home! "
Annie, Les Etas Unis :
Drake - 'God's Plan'
"It's a song that reminds us that we have plans, even if they are our plans or God's plans"
Stefanie, L'Afrique du Sud :
Brenda Fassie – ‘Vuli Ndela’
"I grew up listening to this song and we even had a choreography in college! "
Toby, L'Anleterre :
Charli XCX - '1999'
"It's a recent song, but I saw this singer in concert several times during my youth, singing the year 1999, the one that followed my birth, the days of MTV, Spice Girls and Justin Timberlake. who were all famous when I was young! "
Francisco, Porto Rico -
Marc Anthony & Jennifer Lopez - 'No me ames'
"It's so kitsch and dramatic. Perfect for a karaoke party! "
Hardik, L'Inde -
Aditya Narayan - 'Tattad Tattad'
"I love crazy dance and theatrical rhythm! "
Karina, Russia -
Potap & Nastya - 'Chumachechaya vesna'
"It's very happy."
Ségolène, France (Paris) -
Nolwenn Leroy - 'Dis, quand reviendras-tu ?'
"It's a love song where the woman does not make the vase while waiting for the one she's talking about to deign to come back to. "
Laurence, Canada :
Trois Accords - 'Hawaienne'
"It's a completely offbeat song, full of energy and sunshine, perfect for being in good shape in the office! "
Joyce, Le Cameroun :
‘Zangaléwa’
"I think it's a song that puts a good mood, the rhythm is given."
Sabina, Le Mexique :
‘Cielito Lindo’
"The song speaks of Mexican romanticism and our positivity to difficulties: do not cry my darling, sing! Have a party! "
Timothée, The Democratic Republic of Congo:
Koffi Olomidé - 'Dulcinée'
"The song shows that there are many cultures in Namibia: in this song we find both Oshiwambo, Afrikaans and English, and sometimes even more languages! "
Do not forget to listen to our playlist, available below:
