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In this edition, Israeli director Eytan Fox is our guest for his participation at 'the Forum des images’ dedicated to 'Tel Aviv- the Paradox'. And let's sing with the Soweto Gospel Choir at the chatelet theatre.
In this edition, Rebecca Leffler takes us for a ride across North America with the story of a couple in 'Away we go' by Sam Mendes. And, South Africa's Soweto Gospel Choir come back at the chatelet theatre in Paris.
In this edition, British singer Ed Laurie is our guest for his new album 'Small Boat, Big Sea'. His song 'Albert' is inspired by author Albert Camus. And let's have a look at the International Festival of African Fashion.
In this edition, the International Festival of African fashion promotes African cultures. And Amobe Mevegue takes us to Mali with the new album of Amadou and Mariam and makes us discover the phenomenal australian music of Gurrumul Yunupingu.
In this edition, book editor Augustin Trapenard tells us about the winner of the top literary prize: Goncourt Prize. It is Marie NDiaye with 'Trois femmes puissantes'('three powerful women').
In this edition, Frederic Martel talks about 'The cultural practices in France at the digital age' by Olivier Donnat. How the French respond to American culture? And singer Corneille is in Paris for his new album.
In this edition, singer Sandra Nkaké is our guest. She will be tomorrow night at the Cigale in Paris for her first album "Mansaadi". And let's have a look at the exhibition of Hervé Di Rosa about Sculpture from Africa.
In this edition, Melanie Pain is our guest. She is one of the main voices of Nouvelle Vague and she wants to make a name by herself with a solo album 'My Name'. And a standing ovation for the Pockemon Crew in Lyon.
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