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| Malagasy: | “Moroni Blues” tantara an-kira Kômôriana... |
| Español: | Moroni Blues, una comedia musical comorana... |
Vola, a Malagasy blogger living in Paris, writes [Fr] about Moroni Blues, a musical comedy by Comorian writer, Soeuf Elbadawi, which explores love, cosmopolitanism, and ethnic division in the island nation's capital city.
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Wonderful music and commentary!!!
Hey Jennifer,
Thanks for the highlight ! I may be repeating again and again but this comedy is worth seeing !
Great music, great thoughts, I loved it.
Un grand acteur doublé d’un grand auteur. Un succès. Spectacle attendu impatiemment aux Comores par les habitués.