The song's journey from a local track to an international club anthem happened in three major waves:
Congolese-French superstar GIMS discovered the track after it went viral in Turkey and the Middle East. He added French verses and a pop-rap structure, releasing it as a lead single for his diamond-certified album Ceinture noire . The song's journey from a local track to
The title translates to "Don't Go," and the lyrics are a desperate plea for a lover to stay, described by reviewers as a song of "deep affection and longing". The track features lyrics in Armenian, English, and
The track features lyrics in Armenian, English, and French, making it accessible to a massive global audience. You can find the various versions of this
Watch the official music video for the GIMS remix to see how the different cultural styles blend visually and sonically: GIMS - Mi Gna ft. Super Sako, Hayko (Clip Officiel) YouTube• Jan 19, 2018 Where to Listen
It successfully merges traditional Armenian folk melodies (specifically the "rabiz" style) with Western Hip-Hop beats and EDM production .
You can find the various versions of this collaboration on major streaming platforms: