Conte & Danse de Guinée
Le soleil était encore au rendez-vous, ce samedi 24 Octobre, pour accueillir les enfants et leurs parents aux Carbet. Yekini Camara, danseur, chanteur, jongleur, conteur, musicien ... a inondé nos coeurs de la chaleur africaine ...
C'est un homme Griot que nous avons découvert, porteur d'une tradition oratoire qu'il nous a fait vivre à travers le chant, la danse, le conte pour emmener dans le coeur des petits et des grands un magnifique message d'union...
Absorber par son art scénique rendant les mots vivants, nous sommes tous sortis le corps vibrant et les yeux pétillants.
Puis les enfants ont vidé la bonbonne de tisane trop bonne au Bissap .
Voici la recette de cette boisson fraîche mêlant douceur et goût acidulé:
- Faites bouillir 2 litres d'eau
- Ensuite laissez infuser 2 cuillères à soupe de Bissap
- Rajouter une cuillère à soupe de fleur d'orangé
- Une gousse de vanille ouverte
- Du sucre selon votre goût
- laissez infuser toute la nuit au réfrigérateur
L'hibiscus, fleur aux multiples vertus deviendra une des boissons préférées de vos enfants.
Yékini s'envole pour Mayotte la belle et nous le retrouverons de nouveau au Carbet, le samedi 7 Novembre pour un conte & danse de Guinée parents/enfants.
Infiniment merci Yékini pour ce merveilleux partage et merci à tous les enfants sans qui nous pourrions grandir ...
Delattre Mélissa
Tôi thích những nhan đề có hai từ đặt cạnh nhau như Conte và Danse, vì chúng gợi cảm giác vừa có câu chuyện vừa có chuyển động. Bài này làm tôi tự hỏi âm nhạc và lời kể được kết hợp thế nào, nhưng chỉ đọc tiêu đề thì chưa đủ để hình dung. Có lần trong một buổi trò chuyện về các thú vui lúc rảnh, một người quen nhắc game bài đổi thưởng và cái tên nhà cái uy tín; tôi nghe vậy thôi, không có trải nghiệm riêng để kể. Khi quay lại bài, tôi vẫn tò mò hơn về nhịp điệu và sắc thái văn hóa mà nhan đề gợi ra.
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