2. The song I chose is called Hypnotize from the album Hypnotize released in 2005.

3 Hypnotize criticizes the manipulation of the masses by governments and the media, who control individuals by blinding them with lies and illusions. It denounces the alienation and influence of consumer society and the impact of power on the mind.

The image on System of a Down's Hypnotize album features a human face enclosed in a translucent bubble, with closed eyes and a blank expression, like someone asleep or being manipulated. This visual symbolizes the idea of being "hypnotized" or controlled, reinforcing the album's central theme: the manipulation of the masses by the authorities and the media. The background is dark and abstract, adding to the feeling of suffocation and isolation in the face of oppressive power.

4.the band talks about how individuals are manipulated by power and how the media and authorities hypnotize them by disseminating biased information. The Hypnotize album was released against the backdrop of global geopolitical tensions and conflicts, reinforcing this critique and collective blindness to injustices and hidden truths.

5. I chose this song because it's one of my favorites from System of a down. In fact, I have no particular reason for choosing this one.

6. "Why don't you ask the kids at Tiananmen Square? Was fashion the reason why they were there?" Is a direct critique of media manipulation and the way in which serious events (such as the Tiananmen crackdown) are often reduced to spectacles or consumer objects. And "I'm just sitting in my car and waiting for my girl, I'm just sitting in my car and waiting for my world" is a m Sensation of waiting and inaction in the face of a world that seems controlled and frozen, accentuating the idea of being "hypnotized" and unable to change things.

Fabien Marsaud, know as Grand Corps Malade is a French artist and composer.

He was born on July thirty one in Paris. Today, he has forty eight year old.

He is known for his unique style, the poetry slam, which combines poetry and rap music. He is recognized to his protest songs.

The protest song who I chose is Mesdames, performed by Grand Corps Malade in twenty fifteen. The music style is poetry slam. This song is part of his album « Funambule » and belongs to protest slam category.

Mesdames is a song dedicated to woman. Grand Corps Malade expresses his admiration and his respect to woman and denouncing the stereotypes and everyday injustices.

He talks about them social pressures they face.

The lyrics show us the social cultural problematics about woman like the traditional roles attributed to them, the dicrimination and both physical and verbal violence.

In this picture, in the foreground, we can see a wowan doing the dishes, and on the left a girl drying the dishes. It is a stereotype of woman.

I chose this song because it is important for me to show us a present topic.

Actually, I think this protest song denounce well the stereotypes.

For me, the most memorable words are « Ladies, you are beautiful even when you are not well » because that shows the respect and gratitude about the interior beauty of woman, not just their physical appearances.

Grand Corps Malade wants to convey the beauty is not just external picture but also the strenght and dignity of woman.

Thanks you for listening

The company speak about this condition because some people them jobs are dangerous. Sometimes there are a difference of the wage. They work a lots but they have a little wage. Often some people work a lot without a paid. They work in one spot but it's dangerous because the flat fall down. The lyrics can touch some people.

Now I go to present the picture that I chose . IN the picture we can see some people who they work. In the table we can see a lots of clothes so it is a lot of work. Our people they are stuck. They equipments are dirty.

I have chose this song because the next who work it is we so we need the best condition in the future. So we need to switch the condition of work.

The lyric the must shocking is "It's not a movie, it's not a fiction It's the street it's my condition" The lyrics say it's not a movie because some people think it is fake while there are more and more in the world.

The name of the song is zombie by the irish band cranberries released on october 29, 1994 . The style of the song is rock and it is called zombie in hommage to two childrens aged 3 and 12 who died in a bomb explosion during the northern irish conflict which took place in 1993, one year before the song was recorded . The singer of the group was called Dolores O'riordan born in 1971 and died in 2018 of an overdose at the age of 46 . The image that i chose represents the conflict well because we see a crowd of hooded people destroying everything in their path in the streets of London . Here is a notable passage from the song : what's in your head, zombie, they are fighting with their tanks and their bombs and their guns . Here she evokes the attacks, the gunshot and the explosions which caused the death of two childrens .

Thank you for listening .

2)My song is "Sunday bloody Sunday" and his kind is pop rock.

3)My music deals about equal rigth between catholics and protestants. In 1972, in Derry ( a city in north of Ireland ), a peace walk was organized by catholics , because they don't want take the weappons. This sunday, some peoples are shoot by the brithis army. The walkers wanted only the same rights as protestants but this day,there were 14 deaths. If "U2" sing about this subject, this is because he is Irish, his mom was catholic and his dad was prostestant. on this picture, we can see the 14 victims of the "bloody sunday".

4)If I chose this song, it's because i knew it, and for me, the message is very important.

5)For me, the lirycs the most striking are :

"Bodies strewn across the dead end street"

(des corps jonchent les rues sans issue)

and

"there's many lost, but tell me who has won"

(il y a eu beacoup de perte mais dit moi qui a gagné)

2-My favorite Adele song is called Hometown Glory. It was released on October 22/2007 and is 4 minutes 31 minutes long.

3-This song is about Adele's or a person's love for their hometown and the people who live there.

4-Adele wrote the song in 10 minutes when she was just 16 yers, after her mother tried to persuade her to leave her native suburb of West Norwood in Londons to go to university.

5-I took this song first because Hometown Glory is the first song Adele said ever wrote. Then I'm also like Adele, I wouldn't want to leave my hometown. Where the people who live there

6-Around my city, the memories are fresh. Around my city. Oh the people I met. For me, these are the 2 most touching and memorable sentences of the song. Which for me means. That all the memories of her peoples. Are around these people she met. and the places where she stayed.

Bob Marley fight against social injustice,the war and the oppression in jamaica with message of hope and sirituality.

He continue to play in the stage until his last day. He die the May 11, 1981 at the age of 36 years cause of his cancer with the image of a musical icon and the reggae figure.

2) I choose the music "Get Up, Stand Up" of Bob Marley. He realizes this song with his friend Peter Tosh in 1973 with the reggae style.

3) "Get Up Stand Up" struggle against injustice, racism and the oppression of people in Jamaica. The song says to the people "stand up" to fight for theirs rights and theirs dignity.

4) Bob Marley did music tour in Haïti and when he seen the daily life of Haïtians very touch by the poverty. He also know the racism and the oppression present in his native country, Jamaica. He felt obliged to make song about this problems.You can see in the photo a protest march against racism of black people with t-shirt with message or big notice. In the middle we have also a women looks like a jamaican women with her hair. And the most importante here it's every body have his fist up ! And in all of his concert Bob Marley make this sign for his public and it is his symbole of love and liberty. So poeple take his signature to express their revolt.

5) I chosse this song because I listen it for some years and I already know Bob Marley's songs are very commited for a lots of cause importante in the world. So I go search in all music of him and finally I choose "Get Up Stand Up" because today racism and injustice are again here everywhere in the world. And it is also an emotional subject because in the world this cause touch a lot of people.

6) The memorable words in this song are in the chorus : "Get up, stand up. Stand up for your right. Get up stand up. Don't give up the fight. ". This words come back lots of times in the song and it embody the central message. The chorus of the song ask to the people to cope against injustice and to defend their rights. This word past a message for everybody in the world it is universal and internal and resonate again i, this day, fight for dignity and freedom !

2) Heal the world is a song by Mickel Jackson from the album "dangerous". The single released on november twenty third in nineteen, ninety-two. The style of music is a new jack swing.

3) The subject of this song defends the cause of peace, love and also solidarity especially towards those who suffer from hunger.

4) Mickel Jackson created this song to show the world all the world problems like proverty war and injustice. With this music he wants to change the world by encouraging people to help each other. Thanks to this music he will create a foundation to help children in difficulty which is called "heal the world ". In this image we see the very damaged earth which is trying to be repaired by a bandage. It is the logo of the fondation of Mickel Jaskson

5) I chose this song because my parents recommented it to me and when i listened to the lyrics, i fand the lyrics true and real

6) I find that the chorus is striking because the chorus explains that we have to create a world for yourself but also for others so we have to think about the other

Her real name is Eleanora Fagan. She was born the 7 April 1915 in Philadelphia. She had an addiction for the drug and alcohol. Billie Holiday had no children with her husband, Jimmy Monroe but she cheated him with Joe Guy. She died when she had 44 years old, the 17 July 1959 because of her addiction and liver problems.

Strange Fruit is a blues and jazz song, created the 20 April 1939 at New York, made by Billie Holiday.

She defends the violence against Black people in the USA in the 20th century. She maybe creat this song to did a revolt.

In the middle of this picture, we can see some police officers dragging a black people on the floor and not just make him walk.

In this song, she says : "the bulging eyes and the twisted mouth (les yeux révulsés et la bouche déformée)" ; "then the sudden smell of burning flesh (puis l'odeur soudaine de la chair qui brûle)" ; "black bodies swinging in the southern breeze (des corps noirs qui se balancent dans la brise du sud)".

She talk about the black people who were hanging from the trees and then, they were burned..

So MJ was born in 1958 and died in 2009. He was maybe the gratest singer of all time , and I think everyone knows him.

The name of the song is Black or white and was released in 1991 by Michael Jakson. The kind of this song is Pop.

The singer wanted to convey a message against racism.

So he wrote this song to show we don't care about our skin color because we are all the same, we live on the same planet, we live together. For an exemple in this picture we can see arms of two men whom are making a fist bump and they have not the same skin but they are friend and it's the most important. MJ was an afro american men so it's possible he was victim of racism. It was a cause wish he support with pride.

I chose this song because it's talking about an important thing but it's not a sad song and I think most people listen happier song. So most of people will listen this message.

Finally, in this song he says : I'm not going to spend my life being a color. That means, the most important is not the color, it's wo we are inside. Aswell : it don't metter if you're black or white. Mean the same thing

Thank you for listening to me

  John Lennon was born the 9 October 1940 in Liverpool. He was killed the 8 December 1980 In New York by a disturber fan named Mark David Chapman. John Lennon was a very famous singer, songwriter, guitarist, multi-instrumentalists, author and pacifist activists. He created a music group: the Beatles.

Working class hero is a Protest song written and produced by John Lennon. It was released the 11 December 1970 and recorded the 27 September 1970. Its length is 3.48 minutes. Working class hero is part of the first album of John Lennon entitled John Lennon Plastic ono band. It's a Folk track. 

  This song explores themes of alienation and statues from childhood to adulthood. He denounces Among other things, the consumer society and Ideologies that manipulate the masses. 

I think John Lennon written this song because he saw the inequalities, the consumer society and many problems on the earth and he wanted to say that to the manipulate people and to the person which don't have saw that. frequently there is poor people, worker or peasant.

 I choose this picture because it represents a peasant or worker with pickaxe and he wear clothes like Superman outfits. I think it deal with poor people peasant ect are entitled to be the director or the super hero, not always the slaves of society.  

I choose this song because John Lennon is an icon of Protest song, he defends important causes and I like listen it. 

  For me, the better lyrics of the song is:

 “And you think you're so clever and classes and free.

But you're still a fucking peasant as far as I can see”.

I think he write theses sentences to shocked because he used the word “fucking” and to get to understand poor people, peasant and worker are slaves of society. 

Kendrick Lamar is an américain rapper, he was born in 1987 in California, and he made his first song in 2003 at 16. Today hé has two children.

Alright is an américain rap song, it is made in 2015, it is singing by Kendrick Lamar and write by Pharrell Williams.

This song deal with police violence in the United Stats. Because in this country there are many police officer too violent with black people like in this picture where a police officer put the head of a man under his knee.

The proplem is also the peoples who see the scène like the police officer on the left of the picture and hé doesn't signal it.

I choose this song because I heard Kendrick Lamar on the alftime show of the superbowl 2025 singing Alright and I like it so I work on this song.

For finish this présentation I say to you the most mémorable lyrics for me.

Kendrick say:

"We been hurt, been down "

This lyrics are mémorable because it say that violence hurt and kill people.

Thank you for listening.

Kendrick Lamar is an american rapper, he was born in 1987 in California, and he made his first song in 2003 ay 16. today he has two children.

Alright is an american rap song, it is made in 2015, it is singing by Kendrick Lamar and write by Pharell Williams.

This song deal with police violence in the United Stats.Because in this country there are many police officer too violent with black people like in this picture where a police officer put the head of a man under his knee.

The problem is also the peoples who see the scene like the police officer on the left of the picture and he doesn't signal it.

I choose this song because I heard Kendrick Lamar on the alftime show of the superbowl 2025 singing Alright and I like it so I work on this song.

For finish this presentation I say to you the most memorable lyrics for me.

Kendrick say :

" We been hurt, been down "

This lyrics are memorable because it say that violence hurt and kill peoples.

Thank you for listening.

His song "labour" was released on March 24 2023. It's a Indie Folk music

The subject is gender inequalities between men and women. They are silenced, never believed in the society where they have to fight to be listened to heard. Why ? Because in this world the women are not listened to by men . It's a fight that must never be stop

The must important lyrics of this song is the bridge "All day, every day, therapist, mother, maid, nymph then virgin, nurse ad a servant

Just an appendage, live to attend him

So that he never lifts a finger

24/7, baby machine

So he can live out his picket fence dreams

It's not an act of love if you make her

You make me do too much labour "

Paris Paloma says women have work much more than men because women have to deals with children, household chore, cook, and take care of their husbands

She also says that some women suffer physical and psychological violence from their husbands.

I chose this music because I believe that feminism is a fight that must be fought and that women should be listened to just as much as men

My photograph represents the difficulties that women face compared to men in the workplace for example. In the image, we can see that the steps on the man's staircase are much smaller to climb than those on the woman's staircase

Thank you for listening.

1: Lockdown by Anderson. Paak is a compelling musical piece that combines elements of R&B, soul, and hip-hop. Released in 2020, the song showcases Anderson .Paak's signature style, featuring smooth vocals and a dynamic beat. The track gained critical acclaim for its production quality and the artist's ability to blend genres seamlessly. It was accompanied by a powerful music video that further emphasized its themes and resonated with audiences during a tumultuous year.

2: The song delves into the social and political climate of 2020, highlighting the racial injustices and protests against police brutality that swept across the United States. It also touches on the broader context of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on communities. The lyrics reflect the frustration and resilience of those fighting for justice and equality, making a powerful statement about the need for change and unity during challenging times.

3: The song was released during a period marked by significant social and political unrest in the United States. The song emerged amidst widespread protests against police brutality and systemic racism, sparked by the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other Black individuals at the hands of law enforcement. These protests were part of the broader Black Lives Matter movement, which sought to address longstanding issues of racial injustice. Simultaneously, the world was grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic, which had led to lockdowns and significant disruptions in daily life. The pandemic exacerbated existing social and economic disparities, particularly affecting marginalized communities.In this context, "Lockdown" served as a musical reflection of the times, capturing the frustration, anger, and resilience of those fighting for justice and equality. The song resonated with listeners by addressing these pressing issues and calling for change and unity during a challenging period. You can see in the placard the slogan " I can't breath" it représente the conditions under which Georges Floyd, an African American man, was killed by a police officer.

4: I chose this song it is relevant. It addresses and extrelmely horrible issue that has persited in the United states for years and need to bé resolved as quickly as possible because the problem affects people whit thé most power in the public spaces. If this problem is not addressed promptly, it could continue to claim innocent victims

5: The song features several impactful lyrics that capture the essence of the song's message. Here are some of the most notable lines:

1. "Said, 'It's civil unrest' / So crazy, it's plain to see": This line highlights the social unrest and the clear visibility of the issues at hand.

2. "Stayin' quiet when they killin' n****s / But you loud when they hit a beat": This lyric critiques those who remain silent on issues of racial injustice but are vocal about less significant matters.

3."You should've been downtown / The people are risin'": This calls for participation and awareness in the protests and movements for justice.

4. "We ain't gotta hit the streets / We can hit refresh": This line emphasizes the power of using digital platforms to spread awareness and support social causes.

5. "Won't be too long 'fore the people are risin'": This reflects a sense of hope and anticipation for change

driven by collective action.

1: Lockdown by Anderson. Paak is a compelling musical piece that combines elements of R&B, soul, and hip-hop. Released in 2020, the song showcases Anderson .Paak's signature style, featuring smooth vocals and a dynamic beat. The track gained critical acclaim for its production quality and the artist's ability to blend genres seamlessly. It was accompanied by a powerful music video that further emphasized its themes and resonated with audiences during a tumultuous year.

2: The song delves into the social and political climate of 2020, highlighting the racial injustices and protests against police brutality that swept across the United States. It also touches on the broader context of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on communities. The lyrics reflect the frustration and resilience of those fighting for justice and equality, making a powerful statement about the need for change and unity during challenging times.

3: The song was released during a period marked by significant social and political unrest in the United States. The song emerged amidst widespread protests against police brutality and systemic racism, sparked by the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other Black individuals at the hands of law enforcement. These protests were part of the broader Black Lives Matter movement, which sought to address longstanding issues of racial injustice. Simultaneously, the world was grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic, which had led to lockdowns and significant disruptions in daily life. The pandemic exacerbated existing social and economic disparities, particularly affecting marginalized communities.In this context, "Lockdown" served as a musical reflection of the times, capturing the frustration, anger, and resilience of those fighting for justice and equality. The song resonated with listeners by addressing these pressing issues and calling for change and unity during a challenging period. You can see in the placard the slogan " I can't breath" it représente the conditions under which Georges Floyd, an African American man, was killed by a police officer.

4: I chose this song it is relevant. It addresses and extrelmely horrible issue that has persited in the United states for years and need to bé resolved as quickly as possible because the problem affects people whit thé most power in the public spaces. If this problem is not addressed promptly, it could continue to claim innocent victims

5: The song features several impactful lyrics that capture the essence of the song's message. Here are some of the most notable lines:

1. "Said, 'It's civil unrest' / So crazy, it's plain to see": This line highlights the social unrest and the clear visibility of the issues at hand.

2. "Stayin' quiet when they killin' n****s / But you loud when they hit a beat": This lyric critiques those who remain silent on issues of racial injustice but are vocal about less significant matters.

3."You should've been downtown / The people are risin'": This calls for participation and awareness in the protests and movements for justice.

4. "We ain't gotta hit the streets / We can hit refresh": This line emphasizes the power of using digital platforms to spread awareness and support social causes.

5. "Won't be too long 'fore the people are risin'": This reflects a sense of hope and anticipation for change

driven by collective action.

2/ Claude Nougaro's song entitled Armstrong was released in 1965. This music is categorized as French jazz, jazz blues, gospel and big band.

3/ The subject covered in this song is the mistreatment suffered by black American slaves.

4/ This song was originally sung by black American slaves who dreamed of leaving their life of submission and misery to live a life of freedom.Claude Nougaro speaks about this cause because he wants to send a message of equality and fraternity but also to pay tribute to his friend Louis Armstrong who was one of the pioneers of jazz.In this image, we see the face of Claude Nougaro with Louis Armstrong behind him in the back light, playing the trumpet

5/ I chose this song because I had learned it in primary school and I thought it had a good cause and that it was important to explain the difficult life of certain people and to say that we should not make differences and have judgments because we are all equal despite our physical differences and that everyone must be treated in the same way .

6/ "On voit surtout du rouge, du rouge
Sang, sang, sans trêve ni repos" here we understand that while they worked the slaves were beaten to blood and they could not stop working to rest

"Noir et blanc sont ressemblants
Comme deux gouttes d'eau" skin color doesn't make a difference

"Quand on veut chanter l'espoir
Quel manque de pot" here they say that the slaves wanted to sing to hope for a better life

"Armstrong, la vie, quelle histoire?

C'est pas très marrant" they didn't have a fun life but very hard ...

1) Kim Jennie was born on January 16, 1996, in Bundang, South Korea. She is part of the Kpop group "Blackpink".

2) the title of the music is "Mantra", it was released on October 11, 2024. Written and performed by Jennie. It's Kpop.

3) Music addresses themes related to self-assertion, confidence and the search for identity. The lyrics express intense emotions and a desire to free oneself from external expectations, while celebrating inner strength. Jennie uses powerful metaphors to convey a message of empowerment and authenticity.

4) It evokes personal struggles and moments of doubt, but it focuses on the idea of overcoming these obstacles. The lyrics reflect an inner journey where she seeks to accept herself and reaffirm herself. The music uses powerful images to illustrate this process echoing the struggle of many people to find their place and their voice in the world. She also talks about the pressure we can feel from society and expectations, while insisting on the importance of staying true to yourself. It is a celebration of personal strength and resilience.

5) If I chose this music it is because I really like this artist, the rhythm and the lyrics, which are very attractive. The clip and choreography really add something more to the music.

6) for me the most striking lyrics would be those of the chorus:

"This that pretty-girl mantra, this that flaunt you

Just touched down in L.A.

Pretty girls don't do drama, 'less we wanna

It'll be depending on the day

Pretty girls packed in a Defender, know I'ma defend her

Never let her catch no stray

This that pretty-girl mantra, she's that stunna

Make you wanna swing both ways".

In the chorus of Jennie's song "Mantra", she expresses themes of self-confidence and determination. The lyrics evoke a sense of personal power and the importance of staying true to yourself. Music uses powerful metaphors to convey strong and inspiring emotions.

2/ This song is titled "everybody's got a right to live", it was released in 1969 and is sung by Jimmy Collier and Frederic Douglass Kirkpatrick. The style of this music is American Folk.

3/ The song is about the war in Viet Nam, particularity the killing of all the population of a village called My Lai. This killing has been diriged by William Calley in 1968 and about 500 persons died, men, women and children. By this song, the singer asks why did it happened ? And the message is : never again.

4/ The picture is a photography in white and black of William Calley, extracted from the newspaper called "Le Temps". It represents William Calley, who was the head of military operation during the massacre of My Lai. He died in 2024.

5/ I chose this song because I had already heard it and by understanding the words, I discovered this horrible war.

6/ The must striking lyrics are those of the chorus : "everybody's got a right to live".

2) The song Armstrong written by Claude Nougaro was released in 1965. It lasts 3 minutes and 16 seconds. The style of music played in this song is, French jazz, jazz blues, gospel, big band.

3)In this song the artist denounces discrimination against blacks in America but it is above all a message of fraternity and hope.

4) At the time this song was written for black American slaves, who dreamed of leaving their life of misery and submission for a better life, made of freedom. But also, in this song Claude Nougaro pays homage to the legend of American jazz history Louis Armstrong.

5) I chose this song because I think it expresses the message it wants to convey well and I studied it in my school years.

6)" On voit surtout du rouge, du rouge
Sang, sang, sans trêve ni repos"

In this sentence Claude Nougaro makes us understand that these are slaves who worked and who were beaten until they were bloody, without rest or anything.

"Noir et blanc sont ressemblants
Comme deux gouttes d'eau"

In my opinion, Claude Nougaro here wants to send the message that skin color does not make a difference.

1/ Yoko Ono was born the February 18, 1933 in Tokyo. She is famous for her activism for world peace. She is also a member of the New York avant-garde movement in the 1960s. -"avant-garde" describe people who tries something new (to make it short)- From 1968, she was in a relationship with John Lennon, until he gets assasinated in 1980.

John Lennon was born the October 9, 1940 in Liverpool, and, as said before, died in 1980, the December 8. He founded the group "The Quarrymen" in 1957. This group would later be known as "The Beatles". He is also famous for his pacifist activism.

2/ This song, entitled "Give Peace A Chance", has been made by John Lennon and Yoko Ono in 1969, and is a rock song.

3/ This song talk about what people are talking about, so it's about negative things, but not only. It also invite us to think about something else, and this "something else" is hopeful things, and especially peace.

In this picture, we can see two kids throwing rocks at a tank. Also, there are remains of houses (maybe), in both right and left sides.

So, it's like their fighting for peace (or against war, but it's the same) , because tanks are a sign of the war.

4/ I choose this song because John Lennon is one of the greatest symbol of pacifism, but I mainly choose it because peace is something very important to me. I think that every person in this world desearves peace, to be sure that they will wake up tomorrow, and also that they do not live in fear of death.

5/ I think that the most important lyrics in this song are "Everybody's talkin' 'bout (...)" because it shows us that, what we're thinking about almost all the time is, and only is, negative. We never look at the positive, or less. For example, in a test, if you got both a dark green and a red, you will be more frustrated because you got a red, than happy because you got a dark green, and that is because our mind will always look at the negative before the positive, and that's what this song shows us.

1) Kendrick Lamar's full name Kendrick Lamar Duckworth was born on June 17, 1987 in Compton, California, he is an American rapper, singer, director and actor.

2) the song Alright was created on June 30, 2005 by Kendrick Lamar and Pharrell Williams this title is a piece of jazz rap conscious rap, conscious rap is a genre of hip hop characterized by a political social religious message...ect

2a)the subject denounces police and racial violence in America today

3) the artist talks about this because the situation of African-American women in the United States is experiencing numerous murders of African-Americans committed by white police officers

4) I chose this song because I find that there is a lot of injustice in America, especially in terms of police violence. I chose this subject because for me in 2025 this should no longer exist, whether in America or in the rest of the world.  

5) the most striking lyrics for me are “are we like you ican’t be sure, of the scene, as she turns, we are strange in our worlds”

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Sébastien Pujol

Her favorite, musique, style Is the French Acoustic, reggae

L’hymne de nos campagnes

Des musiques ou composite December, 1998, the Song Is of the acoustique, reggae style, The music denouces déforestation, The Evil to the nature and favorise ecologies

The history of Song is When the groupe went on a trip In Pyrénées and Have Given Themselves a Tale of the status of nature

Chooses

It’s important to Take Care of nature

Lyrics

Va vite faire quelque chose de tes mains

Ne te retourne pas si tu n’as rien

Et soit le premier à chanter ce refrain

Her the artiste explained volunteering to help nature.

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