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Transcendances 10 : La nature, la mort & la musique

3 récits autour du vaudou

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Transcendances 10 : La nature, la mort & la musique

By: Leslie Menahem
Narrated by: divers narrateurs
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Audible présente Transcendances, une série documentaire de Leslie Menahem, produite par narrative. À travers des témoignages intimes, des hommes et des femmes nous livrent des expériences spirituelles et ésotériques qui ont marqué leur vie. À écouter au casque pour profiter du son 3D.

Expérience 10 : La nature, la mort & la musique - 3 récits autour du vaudou.

Peter Solo, chanteur togolais du groupe d'afro-funk Vaudou Game, invoque le vaudou dans son quotidien. Contrant les idées reçues liant le vaudou à la magie noire ou aux mauvais sorts, Peter parle de son lien culturel à cette pratique qui valorise la nature.

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