Fanta Dramé, 100% from here and there

Fanta Drame 100 from here and there

At first glance, nothing new under the sun of exile, and under the playground of his children. At first glance, a father leaves his African land, thinking he will not last long in this deceptive Eldorado which, ultimately, will become his France. Nothing new, I tell you.

But to look at it, to read it more closely, Ajar-Paris, (1st novel at Plon) recounts a one-on-one that almost never took place. Between a Senegalese-Mauritanian father, modest, who has no words and his daughter Fanta, a Parisian who only has eyes for Harry Potter, Beyoncé and tourism in Italy. Except that. The mourning of a beloved grandmother, a trip to the land of the ancestors, a paternal testimony that becomes 200 pages of family story, and now Fanta Drame restores order in the shelves of his life and in words: where we learn that for Fanta, dad is an emigrant, and not an immigrant.

The musical choices of Fanta Dramé

Lauryn Hill Ex-Factor

Beyonce cozy

Youssou N’dour Li my weesu

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