Ndeye Fatou Kane
Audio 48:30
Ndèye Fatou Kane.
(c) Willy Ndaw
By: Yasmine Chouaki
50 mins
Cheeky princess.
And sparkling little pulaar pearl.
This is what Ndèye Fatou Kane, in her thirties, reminds me of, casually seated in the chair in G Major.
It lacks a glass of bissap to fully believe in this appearance.
Did you say nonchalant?
Me, I would say universal lover and impatient Senegalese.
Publicity
Well, let's put away the adjectives and get the files out: a graduate of a business school in international transport and logistics, Ndèye-Fatou Kane has 2, 3 things to tell you, gentlemen and ladies too.
And she writes it to you in a romantic way, first with
Le malheur de vivre,
and in a more pamphletic way with
You said feminist
?
Yes, the uncles, tatas, big and little brothers of Africa, this reader of Simone de Beauvoir and Awa Thiam is a Senegalese who loves you and chastises you well ...
The musical choices of Ndèye Fatou Kane
Baaba Maal
Bouyel
Nina Simone
Four women
REPLAY OF JUNE 22, 2018
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