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Gagnoa : Pape Soul (artiste) «Mon handicap ne m'empêche pas de chanter»

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Gagnoa : Pape Soul (artiste) «Mon handicap ne m'empêche pas de chanter»

Micro en pain, Pape Soul ne laisse personne indifférent lorsqu'il chante. Malgré son handicap physique, l'artiste reggae tient son public en haleine durant ses prestations

Malade d'une jambe atrophiée, l'artiste se déplace au moyen d'une béquille qui lui sert de second pied.  « Mon handicap ne m'empêche pas de chanter», lance t il à tous ceux qui se lamentent sur son sort. Il donne l'exemple des reggaemen tels que Ismaël Isaac et Joss Kezo, qui sont pour lui une fierté et une source d'inspiration pour faire comme eux.

À la faveur de la célébration de la fête des mères, Pape Soul a prouvé aux yeux des mélomanes qu'il est à prendre au sérieux dans l'univers musical. Cependant, il n'arrive pas à décoller bien qu'il soit présent sur la scène depuis 18 ans. «Je cherche un producteur. Avec mes maigres moyens, je ne peux pas aller loin si je n'est pas de soutien», pose t- il son problème.

 Son album sous la main, le fan de Bob Marley et d'Alpha Blondy a un objectif à atteindre. Celui de mettre sur le marché son album. Mais il reste confronté à la rencontre d'un mécène. « Aujourd'hui les producteurs sont devenus rares. C'est difficile d'en avoir. Pourtant la musique doit évoluer.

Elle doit avancer pour qu'on découvre de nouvelles valeurs», a soutenu Pape Soul. Toutefois, il garde espoir pour la suite de sa carrière. «Dans la vie, chacun a sa chance. Ma chance arrivera un jour», se veut il confiant.

En dehors du reggae, Pape Soul est un adepte du Zézé Pope, genre musical qu'affectionne John Yalley, originaire de la cité du fromager, tout comme le reggaeman. 

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