Aya Nakamura has provoked strong reactions since the publication of an article by The Express February 29, 2024. Date on which our colleagues revealed that Emmanuel Macron would have asked the Franco-Malian singer to perform a song by Edith Piaf if he felt like it during the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris 2024.
Since this announcement, the 28-year-old artist has received an outpouring of hatred. The proof, when his name was mentioned at a meeting of the far-right party Reconquest!Over the weekend. Boos were raised when Eric Zemmour mentioned the possibility of seeing Aya Nakamura
represent France next July.
In addition to these boos, the interpreter of Djadja was violently insulted through a banner displayed by a small ultra-right group, the Natives. “No way Aya, this is Paris, not the Bamako market!”was it written on the said banner in reference to his words “there’s no way” of his piece Djadja.
Thank you for the support, especially to my community ❤️I feel like I introduced you to Edith Piaf and that she was reincarnated in me. The rest, whether they like us or not, is their back.
— Aya Nakamura (@AyaNakamuraa) March 12, 2024
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Aya Nakamura thanks her community and responds to detractors
Fortunately, Aya Nakamura was able to receive the support of a few people and in particular from Magali Berdah. The reality TV popess has indeed given her support to the singer through a publication posted on her social networks. “The racists and the haters are out. When I see this kind of thing, I am ashamed to be French. Aya Nakamura, for me, is the most legitimate to sing at the Olympic Games. Most listened to French singer in the world! Warrior!”she wrote.
Until now, the main party had not reacted to these numerous tackles. This has now been done since Tuesday March 12, 2024 on
his account
formerly Twitter. “Thank you for the support, especially to my community. I feel like I introduced you to Edith Piaf and that she was reincarnated in me. The rest, whether they like us or not, is their back “she wrote with a lot of irony, to respond to her haters.
However, some of them took advantage of this post to tackle her again. “You introduced Edith Piaf???”, “‘I feel like I introduced you to Edith Piaf’ The melon… Girl loses weight, you won’t get through the doors anymore!”, “we like you a lot but never compare yourself to Edith Piaf again out of pity,” said some upset Internet users.
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