“Éclats de Nous Brisés” is a single Zouk Love track, 4 minutes and 35 seconds long, published on the ZoukAfrobeat YouTube channel on 4 September 2025. It is performed by Zoukâme and produced by ZoukAfrobeat, both credited in the official release description. It is not a compilation or a DJ mix: it is one song, sung in French, built on a slow Kompa-influenced ballad arrangement.
Why the title says “Mix”
The YouTube title is Zouk Kompa Love Mix 2026 💔 Éclats de Nous Brisés — Romantic Heartbreak & Slow Dance. That wording is channel branding and search phrasing, not a description of the format. The YouTube Data API reports a runtime of 4:35 for this video, and the official description itself calls it “this Zouk Love 2025 track”. We state the verified format plainly rather than repeating the title’s implication.
What the official description says
Attributed to the release description on the ZoukAfrobeat channel, and not extended beyond it:
- It is presented as “an emotional journey through lost love, nostalgia, and healing”.
- It is described as blending French poetry, Kompa rhythm and soulful guitars into a slow, sensual ballad.
- The lyrics are in French.
- The listed genres are Zouk Love, Kompa, romantic French music and Afro-Caribbean.
- The suggested contexts are heartbreak playlists, slow dancing, late-night listening and reflection.
No tracklist accompanies this release, and none is invented here. A 4:35 single track has no running order to publish.
Where this sits musically
The description places the song across two traditions that are often confused. Haitian kompa supplies the rhythmic and guitar language; zouk love, the French Caribbean romantic form, supplies the slow tempo and the vocal focus. A French-language ballad sitting between the two is a familiar shape in this repertoire, and it is why the release is filed under both terms.
How it is used
Because it is a single track rather than a continuous set, it works as one element inside a longer playlist rather than as a standalone listening session. It suits a slow-dance selection, a late-night sequence, or a heartbreak playlist — which is how the description itself frames it.
Editorial observation, offered as opinion rather than fact: at this tempo the arrangement leaves space between the vocal lines, which is what makes it usable for close partner dancing rather than only for listening.
Common questions
Is this a mix or a single song?
A single song. The verified runtime is 4:35 and the official description refers to it as a track. The word “Mix” appears in the YouTube title as branding.
How long is it?
4 minutes and 35 seconds, per the YouTube Data API.
Who performs and produces it?
Performed by Zoukâme, produced by ZoukAfrobeat. Both credits appear in the official release description.
When was it released?
Published on the ZoukAfrobeat YouTube channel on 4 September 2025.
Is there a tracklist?
No. It is a single track, so there is no tracklist and none is published.
What language is it in?
French. ZoukAfrobeat does not publish an English translation of the title unless a translation has been verified.
Where to listen next
For continuous, long-form listening rather than a single track, the Zouk Love series and Haitian Kompa series collect full-length sets. The Playlists & Mixes archive lists releases that genuinely run an hour or more, with timestamped tracklists where the channel publishes them.
Format, runtime and publication date verified against the YouTube Data API on 30 July 2026. Credits are quoted from the official release description and attributed as such. Interpretive statements are labelled as editorial opinion. See our editorial standards and corrections policy.
