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One table, one night, and a bottle kept fifty years for the right moment. A story about what gets passed on — between a father, a son, and those who were there.
An original animated musical series
BigPap's Chronicles
The Chronicles tell the stories.
The songs keep their emotion.
Lived events — or events that could very well have been — become animated stories. At the end of the story, the song doesn't explain: it carries on what remains.
An expanding universeFrom the everyday to the cosmic ↓
Enter the series ↘
The Chronicles
Each Chronicle is a standalone way in. It tells one story, deepens the lore, and shifts something.
Friday, August 28
BigPap's en Vacances — Prologue
The road, the family, an overloaded car, and a very personal definition of summer planning.
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J'ai pas eu mon café (No Coffee This Morning)
An almost ordinary morning is enough to set the tone: when daily life goes off the rails, BigPap's turns it into a story.
Friday, September 18
Fromage et Compote (Cheese and Apple Sauce)
A summer lunch at the campsite, a culinary sacrilege, and the balance of flavours as a recipe for life.
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Le grand ménage du printemps (Spring Cleaning)
In the studio, sorting cables quickly turns into sorting memories. Some archives refuse to stay quiet.
The first album
The videosBefore the Chronicles
Before the Chronicles, there was an album. Sans Permission, BigPap's first album, released 21 March 2026 — thirteen tracks written in the first person, before the world filled up.
The narrative engineA lived story.
A lived story.
An emotion kept.
The song is neither an advert nor a comment added afterwards. It is the natural resolution of what the Chronicle has been through.
The lived momentA family situation, a memory, a clumsy gesture, a conversation, or an object loaded with history.
The ChronicleAnimation shifts reality, reveals the characters, and opens the door to the absurd without losing the feeling.
The songIt takes over when the story has said all it can — and keeps the emotion in circulation.
The universe
From reality to the impossible
Familiar places, details that matter, then a world that widens without ever losing its human stakes.
Family, the table, the studio, the cellar, the holidays.
Recognisable places where details matter and feeling doesn't cheat.
Sometimes the everyday overflows.
A night opens up, an object starts to matter more than it should, and the story goes elsewhere. Reality widens — what's at stake stays deeply human.
The castOne family.
One family.
And a few anomalies.
Drawn from real life, turned into characters. Each brings a voice, a rhythm, and their own way of derailing the plan.
BigPap's
The one who runs the story. He turns daily life into stories, then into songs.
BullMia
A clear eye, a steady presence — and the antidote to grand theories.
MaximumMax
The volume, the drive, and certainties fully intact… until the next scene.
Melle P
A voice of her own, a straightforward presence, and rarely the last word.
LaGrande
A figure of daily life and family ties, in the direct orbit of the Chronicles.
Nounours
Chocolate Labrador. The permanent companion — the one who keeps every scene grounded.
Mimi
Fox-terrier mix. She crosses the set without asking for attention — and gets it anyway.
Loulou
Turkish Van cat. Sovereign, slow, and loyal to exactly one person in the house.
Vanvan
Tabby cat. The silent hunter who turns up when you least expect her.
The living lore
The universe continues
Objects travel across the stories, change meaning, and connect the Chronicles without making them depend on one another.
The Mask
What it protects, what it hides, and what it always ends up revealing.
The objects that stay
A bottle kept fifty years, a cardboard mask. In the Chronicles, nothing is quite a prop.
Watch · listen · followStories pass.
Stories pass.
The emotion stays.
Standalone stories. A universe that remembers.
BigPap's Chronicles form a musical and animated intellectual property: a coherent world, recurring characters, and works in which the story leads naturally to music.
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