Sitos, Kinshasa sur le qui-vive
In Kinshasa, "Zagué" saturates the sound of the working class neighborhoods, broadcast by the DJs who hold their broadcasting booths in the street and thus indicate, through sound, the borders of the gang territories. Sitos, who has just produced a new track, has to visit them to make known his last sound. We follow him in the corridors of the city, in search of a new recognition: not only from the thugs, but now from the general public.
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In Kinshasa, "Zagué" saturates the sound of the working class neighborhoods, broadcast by the DJs who hold their broadcasting booths in the street and thus indicate, through sound, the borders of the gang territories. Sitos, who has just produced a new track, has to visit them to make known his last sound. We follow him in the corridors of the city, in search of a new recognition: not only from the thugs, but now from the general public.
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