Track Title: Les hommes du pouvoir
Duration: 3 Minutes 51 Seconds
Date of Release: 30 January, 2026
Ivorian gospel music minister Roseline Layo drops the sharp and self‑aware track Les hommes du pouvoir from her album “Élus de Dieu 2“. The title literally means “the men in power,” but in the song Roseline isn’t talking about political offices or titles, she’s talking about the people in life who act like they are powerful but show nothing but control, pride, and pressure. This song paints faces you’ve met before: the one who thinks influence is leverage, the one who uses status to take advantage, and the one whose “power” is really insecurity hiding behind force. Instead of praising that kind of strength, the song brings listeners to a deeper place, God as the real authority, not human ego and showmanship. Other Song; Roseline Layo J’abandonne music
The beat isn’t soft background music, it sounds like someone’s stirring a conversation in the middle of a crowded room. Roseline’s voice cuts through with a tone that feels both honest and direct, as if she’s saying what everyone else has been thinking but never said aloud. There’s no vague pop‑sounding praise here; there’s a challenge to recognize the difference between human bravado and genuine spiritual authority. Invite others to listen, and share how this track speaks to your own life encounters with power, pride, and true strength. Listen to more of Ivory Coast international music.
