"Sen Trope" () is a song by Bulgarian singer Azis, released on 13 December 2011 through . The song achieved significant popularity throughout the Balkans, particularly within the Balkan folk-pop and club music scenes. It became one of Azis' most internationally recognized songs.
The song inspired several adaptations and cover versions in the Balkan region. Among the best-known adaptations were "Fotia me fotia" by Greek laïko singer Panos Kiamos, "Saint Tropez" by Romanian manele singer Florin Salam, and "Ona to zna" by Serbian turbo-folk singer Dragan Kojić Keba. The song's melody became widely circulated through remixes, mashups, and online videos throughout the 2010s.
Background The song was written by Azis and composed by Martin Biolchev. "Sen Trope" combines elements of Bulgarian folk-pop with contemporary dance-pop production. The track is characterized by repetitive chant-like refrains, including the phrase "A-le-le-ley", and lyrics referencing luxury tourist destinations such as Saint-Tropez, the Maldives, and Dubai.
Music video The accompanying music video, directed by , for "Sen Trope" features Azis dancing and voguing while wearing high heels and revealing costumes.
Cover versions Panos Kiamos version
In 2012, Greek laïko singer Panos Kiamos covered the Azis song titled "Fotia me Fotia" () for his studio album Krystalla ().
Charts + Chart performance for "" Chart (2012) Peakposition Greece Digital Songs (Billboard) 4
Florin Salam version
In 2013, Romanian manele singer Florin Salam covered the Azis song titled "Saint Tropez".
Dragan Kojić Keba version
In 2013, Serbian turbo-folk singer Dragan Kojić Keba covered the Azis song titled "Ona to zna" () for his studio album Fer ubica ().
In popular culture In later years, "Sen Trope" developed a cult following online and continued circulating on social media platforms through remixes and memes.
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