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Aya Nakamura: "We Are in Crime", Rachida Dati's Decided Opinion on the Case of the Native of Bamako
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Aya Nakamura has no easy way of life. An emblematic figure of francophone urban pop, the singer has managed to rise to the top. Thanks to some notable titles such as Djadja, Pookie, Baddies or Jolie nana, she has managed to make a place in the heart of an international audience. French-speaking artist most listened to in the world, her success speaks a lot about her potential. However, this popularity goes with polemics. Indeed, the native of Ba…
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