Popular across French-speaking Africa, slam has taken root in Senegal. In the Medina district of Dakar, dozens of slammers meet for "open mic" nights, after more than a year's interruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Senegalese artists find 'freedom' in slam poetry
2021/12/02/senegal-young-artists-find-freedom-in-slam-poetry
Senegalese artists find 'freedom' in slam poetry
2021/12/02/senegal-young-artists-find-freedom-in-slam-poetry
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