Y Africa: The New African Art Scene Series 1

Arts, History Documentary hosted by Boris Passine, published by ZED in 2020 - English narration



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Y Africa: The New African Art Scene Series 1
From painters to photographers, sculptors, choreographers, fashion designers and musicians, the African arts scene is full of talented young people from a variety of backgrounds. The new "Y'Africa" show, which is a contraction of "Africa Ya lelo" or "Africa today" in Lingala, enables you to discover this diverse range of artists through a series of portraits following their lives and passions.Embark on an exciting journey through Africa and meet a new generation of contemporary artists.


1)  Oumaima Manai
Oumaima Manai is a young, committed Tunisian dancer and choreographer. Sarah Diouf is a young designer born in France, who settled in Dakar after spending her childhood in Abidjan. Roger Landu is a Congolese orchestra conductor.

2)  Ahmed Fofana
Ahmed Fofana is a multi-instrumentalist musician, arranger and director. Merveille Ya Mado is a Congolese dancer and choreographer. Bagré Jean Martial a.k.a Mc One is a rapper and songwriter born in Bingerville, near Abidjan

3)  A L a
Ala Ferchichi, better known as A.L.A., is a Tunisian rapper from the Zomra collective. Banlieuz'Art is a Guinean group created in 2004, under the impetus of two young artists from the suburbs of Conakry. Dexter is a Senegalese dancer of Liberian descent.

4)  Gosette
Born in Kinshasa in 1993, Gosette Lubondo was exposed to photography at a very early age through her father, a photographer by trade. Patrick Kabré is a singer-songwriter from Burkina Faso.Wissem El-Abed is a Tunisian visual artist.

5)  Nix
At 40, Nix, whose real name is Nicolas Omar Diop, is a "founding father" of Senegalese rap.Madame Nassara is Secretary of the Pebakioga group, a collective of female artists in the Royal Court of Tiébélé in Burkina Faso.Known as Little Zota, Ange-Patricia Kanon is an Ivorian dancer and choreographer

6)  Amine Bendriouich
Amine Bendriouich is a Moroccan stylist. Pokémon Gnakry is a hip-hop dance group, created in 2006 by dancer Djoumii in the upper suburbs of Conakry. Idah Razafindrakoto is a young Malagasy graphic novel author and illustrator, living in Cameroon.

7)  Tsanta
Tsanta is a young composer and multi-instrumentalist, based in Antananarivo. Born in 1992, Fredy Obou Gbais, a.k.a Painter Obou, is a young Ivorian painter. James Nsia Ekollo is a classical pianist from Cameroon. He comes from a family of musicians.

8)  Agathe Djokam
At only 29, Agathe Djokam Tamo, a Cameroonian choreographer and dancer, already has an impressive track record. Mohamed Sajid, better known as Simo, is the winner of the 2015 edition of Morocco's MasterChef program. Amadou Sanogo is a Malian painter, born in Ségou.

9)  Soul Bangs
Souleymane Bangoura a.k.a Soul Bangs is a young Guinean music prodigy .Chef Lalaina is the most famous chef on the Great Island. Younes Atbane is a Moroccan multidisciplinary artist - dancer, choreographer, and visual artist.

10)  Bibata Maiga
Born in Gao (Mali) in 1993, Bibata Maiga is a young dancer and choreographer. Charles Tanoh-Boutchoue, a.k.a. Black Charles is an Ivorian DJ. Lilia Darghouth is a Tunisian visual artist.

11)  Marc Padeu
Marc Padeu, a graduate of the Institute of Fine Arts (IBA) at the Douala University. Safaa Erruas is a Moroccan visual artist. Hakim Bah is a Guinean poet, playwright and author of short stories.

12)  Abdelamid Bouchnak
Abdelamid Bouchnak is the son of Tunisian singer Lotfi Bouchnak. Patrice Balma was born in 1979 in Ouagadougou. At the age of 36, Senegalese multi-instrumentalist Stephen Ibaaku Bassene is one of the rising stars of the West African alternative scene.

13)  Patche
Patche is an Ivorian arranger, songwriter and composer, from a family of musicians. Sarah Hasbi is a young Moroccan artist with a passion for history. Clovis Arnaud Keuleu, a.k.a. Keulion, is a Cameroonian visual artist specialized in body painting.

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* Video Codec: x264 High@L4.1
* Video: Bitrate: (~4579kb/s)
* Video Aspect Ratio: 1920 x 1080
* Video Resolution: 1.778 (16:9
* Audio Codec: MPEG-4 AAC LC
* Audio: English
* Audio Bitrate: 160 kb/s VBR 48000Hz
* Audio Channels: stereo (2/0)
* Run-Time: 26: Mins ...
* Framerate: 25.000 Fps
* Number of Parts: 13
* Container Mp4
* Part Size: 881 MB average
* Source: HDTV
* Encoded by: Harry65

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