Saturday November 26, after six weeks of competition and learning, Anisha won the new edition of the “Star Academy” against Enola, Louis and Léa. A fairly large victory that has propelled the young woman under the fire of media attention since leaving the castle of Dammarie-les-Lys. And this Monday, November 28, the winner answered questions from Valérie Expert and Gilles Ganzmann on the Sud Radio antenna. The two journalists were particularly interested in the future of Anisha, she who was a student before entering the “Star Academy”. “I will continue my studies“, explained the one who is training in digital management and marketing in a private school, but who nevertheless recognizes that she will now have to “juggle” to leave enough room for music.
The journalists reminded Anisha that she had been in France for six years and asked her to describe this culture shock, having lived all her life on Madagascar. “What shocks me about the French is the very square rhythm, very fast too, especially in Paris. And I got used to it actually. I started to have this rhythm also because I live in the Paris region“, said the young woman.
Gilles Ganzmann then returned to the controversy linked to Anisha’s student visa, some suggesting that she could not continue her studies, under penalty of being expelled. The opportunity for the winner of the “Star Academy” to give her version of the facts. “So I have a student visa because I am a student and my studies are very important to me, I intend to finish them. Music took up a major part of my life, but at home. And there suddenly it goes without saying, the music will be more present in my life. But I will be able to juggle because I have already done both since I was a student and I was working at the same time.“Anisha clarified.
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