Un Nom, Une Histoire - Rugano Kalisa

Dans cet épisode de Waramutse Rwanda, nous retrouvons le poète et passionné d’histoire Rugano, qui nous invite à une plongée sensible au cœur de la culture rwandaise : une richesse vivante faite de langue, de danse, de poésie, d’Ubuntu et de mémoire partagée. Il évoque l’impact de la colonisation sur notre rapport à l’identité, les efforts pour effacer notre héritage et la résistance culturelle menée même en exil. À travers ses réflexions, il nous rappelle que la culture rwandaise, loin d’être figée, est un souffle que l’on porte en soi et que l’on transmet, parfois même au prix du sacrifice.🎙️ Ne manquez pas son entretien avec Jabo Jean Marie🎧 Spotify : https://spoti.fi/4jOryoj💬 Envie d’échanger avec nous ou de partager vos impressions ? Rejoignez notre cercle d’auditeurs en enregistrant ce numéro +250790700070 sur WhatsApp 📲. Suggestions, questions ou juste un message pour dire bonjour – on vous attend ! Message Waramutse Rwanda Ltd on WhatsApp. https://wa.me/250790700070 Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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