The channel’s own description calls this a track, and the verified runtime agrees. “Nos Soupirs Ont le Même Rythme” is one French-language song of 4 minutes 39 seconds, produced by ZoukAfrobeat and released on 8 August 2025. Despite the word “Mix” in its title it contains no second piece and carries no tracklist, and no performer is credited.
Why the title says “Mix”
The YouTube title reads Zouk Kompa Gouyad Mix 2026 💞 Nos Soupirs Ont le Même Rythme — Late Night Romance. The verified runtime is 4:39, and the official description refers to it as “this track”. The word in the title is channel branding and search phrasing.
What the official description says
Attributed to the release description, and not extended beyond it:
- It names sensual Gouyad grooves, smooth Kompa rhythms and romantic Caribbean slow-dance vibes.
- It describes a blend of “Haitian Kompa passion, French Caribbean romance, and deep emotional connection”.
- The listed appeal is smooth Gouyad flow, romantic Kompa energy and a late-night mood.
- The suggested contexts are slow dancing, couples playlists and late-night listening.
- Production is credited to ZoukAfrobeat.
No performer, instrumentation or recording detail is stated in the source, so none appears here.
A note on the title
“Nos Soupirs Ont le Même Rythme” is French. ZoukAfrobeat does not publish an English rendering of a title unless the translation has been verified, so none is given here. An earlier version of this article carried an unsourced translation; it has been removed.
Where this sits musically
The release is filed across Haitian kompa, gouyad and the French Caribbean zouk love tradition. Gouyad is the close, hip-led partner dance associated with slower kompa; a French-language song built on that rhythm sits naturally between the Haitian and Antillean sides of this catalogue, which is why all three terms appear.
How it is used
At under five minutes it works as one entry inside a longer playlist rather than as a standalone session — typically within a couples or late-night selection sequenced by the listener.
Editorial observation, offered as opinion rather than fact: the tempo stays inside the range that suits close partner dancing throughout, without the tempo changes that would interrupt a hold.
Common questions
Is this a mix or a single song?
A single song. The verified runtime is 4:39, and the official description calls it a track.
How long is it?
4 minutes and 39 seconds, per the YouTube Data API.
Is there a tracklist?
No. It is one song, so there is no running order to publish.
When was it released?
Published on the ZoukAfrobeat YouTube channel on 8 August 2025.
Who produced it?
ZoukAfrobeat, per the official description. No separate performer is credited.
What does the title mean?
The title is French. No verified English translation has been published, so we do not offer one.
Where to listen next
For genuinely long-form listening, the Gouyad series and Zouk Love series collect full-length sets, and the Playlists & Mixes archive lists releases running an hour or more.
Format, runtime, publication date and credits verified against the YouTube Data API on 30 July 2026. Descriptive statements are attributed to the official release description. Interpretive statements are labelled as editorial opinion. See our editorial standards and corrections policy.
