David Tayorault vs. Nadège M’Badou – Froufrou Conjugal
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David Edson Tayorault aka Totorino (the Samurai), is an Ivorian musician, singer and actor born in 1971. It all began in 1984 at Divo in the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, with...
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David Tayorault vs. Nadège M’Badou — Froufrou Conjugal (Official Music Video)
Some topics instantly resonate with every couple, and phone-related jealousy is definitely one of them. That’s exactly the central theme of “Froufrou Conjugal,” a delightful duet between Ivorian veteran David Tayorault, a historic figure in African music (former member of Woya, arranger of Magic System’s famous “Premier Gaou”), and Gabonese singer Nadège Mbadou, with over twenty years of experience spanning Afro-zouk, kizomba, and rumba. Taken from the album 40′, the track is a modern adaptation of the classic “Chéri, ton disque est rayé” by the legendary Patience Dabany. The song humorously and tenderly captures everyday married-life moments: suspicions of infidelity, small lies, and that irresistible urge to snoop through a partner’s phone. Reworked in an upbeat Afrobeat-Zouk-Rumba style, the track pairs simplicity with real impact, blending social satire with an affectionate nod to African culture. A duet best enjoyed as a couple, with a smile.





















