Exploring Africa: Madagascar and the baobab path
Slowly but surely, more and more countries are reopening their boundaries to foreign tourists, even more widely open provided you are vaccinated against the coronavirus disease. The sanitary crisis, still a scourge in too many places like the West Indies or South-East Asia, is nevertheless starting to slow down in regions where the vaccination is … Continue reading Exploring Africa: Madagascar and the baobab path
Mosty, Mr Luck: Ivorian rap as a reference to the (good) old days
This is a pleasant paradox which is more than welcome in the era of autotune rap: making something new with something from the past. By using old tracks, sonorities and beats from the 90s and beginning of the 2000s, contemporary rap singers of Ivory Coast have been shaking the movement and meeting a large audience … Continue reading Mosty, Mr Luck: Ivorian rap as a reference to the (good) old days
Surgical Haller
French Ivorian striker Sébastien Haller does not do things by halves. For the sake of the first day of Champions’ League season 2021/2022, the most prestigious football competition for clubs and the one every single player wants to play, the Ajax Amsterdam forward was one fire. The first game of Ajax in the tournament ended … Continue reading Surgical Haller
