Dori: Musician François de Paul Koussoubé dedicated, on Saturday, November 2, 2024, at the Espace Joddal Jam in Dori, a single entitled "Ne bats pas la femme" to raise awareness in the community on the need to abandon violence against women.According to Burkina Information Agency, this dedication brought together fans, colleagues, relatives, and friends of François de Paul Koussoubé, known as Karansamba Warba. In this work, the singer says, "Do not beat the woman, because she is not a tam-tam." Against a backdrop of local musical rhythms, the warba and the denke-denke, he protests in his song against all forms of gender-based violence and other vices that plague society.Speaking about his motivations, Mr. Koussoubé confided that it was the persistence of gender-based violence despite the efforts of the government and its partners, as well as the difficult living conditions of some women due to insecurity, which inspired him. Mr. François de Paul Koussoubé plans to make the video for this song.It is wort h noting that this artist is known in the musical landscape for his songs such as "Monsieur, est-ce qu'on a vu ça?", "Poussez-poussez," and "Journée continue." Sometimes nicknamed Colonel Wous Was, Koussoubé is also a comedian.
Musician François de Paul Koussoubé Releases New Single to Combat Gender-Based Violence.
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