I attended the African and Afro-descendant Culture ceremony
Yesterday, I attended the African and Afro-descendant Culture ceremony, a moment that deeply marked me, placed under the high sponsorship of the Ministry of Arts and Culture.
A moment when we celebrate not only works or journeys, but above all the identity, memory and strength of our African and Afro-descendant roots.
Being present reminded me of an essential thing: our cultures are not frozen in the past. They are alive, in motion, carriers of future and transmission.
Every gesture, every symbol, every recognition becomes an invitation to never forget where we come from, to better know where we are going.
I leave this ceremony nourished, encouraged, and even more convinced that reconnecting with one's culture is also reconciling with oneself.
Because Africa is not only told. It is lived, transmitted and protected.
Dress👗: gold scissors, a moment that deeply marked me, placed under the high sponsorship of the Ministry of Arts and Culture.
A moment when we celebrate not only works or journeys, but above all the identity, memory and strength of our African and Afro-descendant roots.
Being present reminded me of an essential thing: our cultures are not frozen in the past. They are alive, in motion, carriers of future and transmission.
Every gesture, every symbol, every recognition becomes an invitation to never forget where we come from, to better know where we are going.
I leave this ceremony nourished, encouraged, and even more convinced that reconnecting with one's culture is also reconciling with oneself.
Because Africa is not only told. It is lived, transmitted and protected.
Dress👗: gold scissors
Hier , j’ai assisté à la cérémonie Culture Africaine et Afrodescendante, un moment qui m’a profondément marquée, placée sous le haut parrainage du Ministère des Arts et de la Culture.
Un instant où l’on ne célèbre pas seulement des œuvres ou des parcours, mais surtout l’identité, la mémoire et la force de nos racines africaines et afrodescendantes.
Être présente m’a rappelé une chose essentielle : nos cultures ne sont pas figées dans le passé. Elles sont vivantes, en mouvement, porteuses d’avenir et de transmission.
Chaque geste, chaque symbole, chaque reconnaissance devient une invitation à ne jamais oublier d’où nous venons, pour mieux savoir où nous allons.
Je repars de cette cérémonie nourrie, encouragée, et encore plus convaincue que se reconnecter à sa culture, c’est aussi se réconcilier avec soi-même.
Parce que l’Afrique ne se raconte pas seulement. elle se vit, se transmet et se protège.
Dress👗: ciseaux d’or
