2023-05-12 07:57:08
To answer all his questions: Raphaël Da Cruz, music journalist, rap specialist.
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“Les Flammes”, first edition, is held this Thursday, May 11 at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. A new ceremony dedicated to “popular culture” such as rap and R&B, which rewards artists as well as actors and actresses from these cultures.
>> Aya Nakamura and Gazo crowned artists of the year at the Flames, the rap and urban culture awards
To talk about rap, its history and its latest trends, franceinfo junior hands out its microphone to a few fans of rappers like Jul. They are students from the Jacques Prévert school in Meyzieu in the Rhône. To answer their many questions: Raphaël Da Cruz, music journalist, rap specialist.
At the microphone of the show, Mariam first wants to know “Where does rap come from?”but also “why is it called rap?”, ccontinues Roucham. We continue to explore this style of music with Jessim’s question: “Why do we talk so fast when we rap?”, notices the schoolboy. Ouijdane finally wonders if “a lot of women do rap”.
On this page, re-listen in full to this franceinfo junior program dedicated to rap.
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