The RFI Club, the foam of words: the writer Marc Alexandre Oho Bambe
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Marc Alexandre Oho Bambe known as Capitaine Alexandre, Myriam Guilhot and Éric Amiens, in the studio at RFI.
© Cécile Bonici / RFI
By: Eric Amiens |
Myriam Guilhot
36 mins
This week, the RFI Club, within the framework of its interactive literary workshop “
The foam of the words
” receives Marc Alexandre Oho Bambe known as Capitaine Alexandre, author of the novel “
The lights of Oujda
” (awarded with the Literary Prize of the Rotary Clubs French language 2020), published by editions
Calmann-Lévy.
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The “poethic” artist inspired by authors such as
Aimé Césaire,
René
Char, Édouard Glissant
or even
Frankétienne
, dialogues with the students of the Dianath Ahouéfa School in Hévié (Benin), around his novel “
The lights of 'Oujda
'.
He tells about his passion for writing, poetry and slam.
With the participation of:
Attiogbe Cynthia, Shania Adanhousodé, Montcho Trinité, Médohoungbé Otnielle, and Akay Messan Iréné, president of the Club RFI Jeunesse Positive - Abomey Calavi.
Music
: Christophe Maé “Lampedusa”.
Presentation
:
Myriam Guilhot and Éric Amiens.
Director
:
Cécile Bonici.
"To
write is to read in oneself in order to write in the other
", Robert
Sabatier.
Official site of
Marc Alexandre Oho Bambe said Captain Alexandre.
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