Essaouira 2006
An episode of the Francois_Emmanuel_Fodere podcast, hosted by Francois-Emmanuel Fodéré, titled "Essaouira 2006" was published on December 14, 2008 and runs 15 minutes.
December 14, 2008 ·15m · Francois_Emmanuel_Fodere
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Summary
"Vous pourrez apercevoir François-Emmanuel Fodéré au petit matin, sur un rempart, dans la médina ou au vieux port d'Essaouira. Ce grand voyageur apprécie avant tout la rencontre avec les autres, s'épanouit à travers ces échanges et nous fait découvrir ici des instants magiques et envoûtants." JMC\n \n \n \n Ce passage est extrait de l'album 3priiises sorti sur earsheltering\n \n \n \n \n Septembre 2006, Essaouira\n \n \n
Episode Description
"Vous pourrez apercevoir François-Emmanuel Fodéré au petit matin, sur un rempart, dans la médina ou au vieux port d'Essaouira. Ce grand voyageur apprécie avant tout la rencontre avec les autres, s'épanouit à travers ces échanges et nous fait découvrir ici des instants magiques et envoûtants." JMC\n \n \n \n Ce passage est extrait de l'album 3priiises sorti sur earsheltering\n \n \n \n \n Septembre 2006, Essaouira\n \n \n
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