Parfait Mari (Mr. Lover PM): Telling Stories in Every Form
- parfaitmarighana
- Apr 20
- 2 min read
A Storyteller at Heart
Parfait Mari, also known in music as Mr. Lover PM, isn’t just someone who creates; Parfait Mari turns his own life, doubts, and quiet moments into music, films, and words.
He moves between music, film, and writing in a way that feels natural, not forced. It’s not about trying to do everything; it’s about expressing one story in different ways. Whether he’s sitting quietly in a portrait or working behind a camera, there’s always an intention behind what he does.
You can tell he’s not just creating to be seen; he’s creating to be understood.
The Music: Real Feelings, Real Stories
As Mr. Lover PM, his music leans into love, vulnerability, and honest emotions; the kind people don’t always say out loud.
Some of his songs include:
His songs don’t try too hard; they speak simply, but they hit. You listen, and somehow it feels like he’s talking about something you’ve experienced yourself.
The Filmmaker: Bringing Life to the Screen
Parfait Mari also tells stories through film; stories that feel close to real life.
Films:
The Mistake We Made
God My Light Of Hope
Series:
His work often focuses on choices, relationships, and consequences, the kind of situations people deal with every day. Nothing feels exaggerated. It feels honest.
The Writer: Saying What Pictures Can’t
Writing is where things get even more personal.
Story Books:
Poems:
North and South
Perfect
He Eats The Air
My Dreams
You
His writing carries a quiet depth. It’s not loud or complicated; it’s real. The kind of words you read and pause, because they actually mean something.
Two Names, One Purpose
There’s a clear structure to how he presents himself:
Mr. Lover PM — the music
Parfait Mari — the films and writing
It’s a simple split, but it works. It gives each part of its creativity its own space, while still coming from the same place inside him.
Final Thoughts
At the end of the day, Parfait Mari is just doing one thing in different ways telling stories.
Through music, film, or writing, his work always comes back to emotion, experience, and connection.
And as he keeps growing, one thing doesn’t change:
he’s not just creating content; he’s creating meaning.
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