At the carnival in Guiana, in Saint Pierre and Miquelon with fishermen or in Réunion in the company of Mafate inhabitants: we explore lifestyle in French overseas territories.
At the carnival in Guiana, in Saint Pierre and Miquelon with fishermen or in Réunion in the company of Mafate inhabitants: we explore lifestyle in French overseas territories.
Each carnival season in French Guiana sees the return of the mysterious touloulous, haunting the masked balls in search of a dance partner. A tradition with unique and very strict rules. But carnival also means music, and the band Les Mécènes has been setting the tempo for forty years.
In Guiana, carnival time is the highlight of the year. Between the masked balls and the parades that fill the streets of Cayenne, everyone has their own part to play in two months of constant festivity.
Welcome aboard the "Marcel Angie III"! For Stéphane, one of Saint Pierre's last-remaining fishermen, it's the height of the snow crab season. More than a passion, his profession is a veritable way of life.
Once he's lifted all his pots, it's time for Stéphane to head back to port and unload his catch. But for this fisherman, making the most of life also includes passing on the tradition of fishing for snow crabs, one that dates back three centuries, to his sons.
Welcome to Tante Arlette, a legendary hotel restaurant, run by Carine, 3rd generation of a family who takes the good life very seriously indeed. Located in Grand'Rivière, a fishing village on the northern coast of Martinique, the restaurant's kitchens are firmly under the thumb of three women.
In Guadeloupe, Mr Barbin is a maker of Ka drums. The instrument is fundamental to gwoka, a music genre handed down by the Africans deported to the West Indies that has become a veritable expression of local culture.
Gwoka is the beating heart of Guadeloupe. Mr Barbin, who makes traditional the Ka drums so essential to the musical genre, hopes to develop the heritage and pass his know-how on to his apprentice Anthony.
Polynesia, birthplace of surfing, is home to craftsmen driven by passion, such as Teva, guardian of Tahiti's soul. He shapes talent and perpetuates a skill that ensures each surf board is truly unique.
According to Polynesian mythology, Mana is a supernatural force that permeates the universe. Certain people have this "power" within them and expressing it is a natural part of life. People such as Teva.
In the heart of Mafate, on Reunion Island, lies Îlet à Bourse, a hamlet cut off from the rest of the world, from roads and from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Sophie, the local primary school teacher, runs a small class of just four pupils.
Îlet à Bourse, nestling in the heart of the Cirque of Mafate, is steeped in family lore. A hamlet where several generations grew up together and where few have ever wanted to leave. In harmony with nature, the locals live thanks to a system of mutual help and solidarity.
At the carnival in Guiana, in Saint Pierre and Miquelon with fishermen or in Réunion in the company of Mafate inhabitants: we explore lifestyle in French overseas territories.
To mark French President Emmanuel Macron's state visit to Madagascar, the French-African Foundation is organising Alefa Jeunes Talents, a new edition of Young Leaders. The highlight of the event will be a discussion between Emmanuel Macron, Madagascan President Andry Rajoelina and young African, Madagascan and French talent.
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