Kimilé from LAZ by SAODAJ

Jonathan Itéma évoque dans Kimilé - « Qui je suis » - en français, la pratique de rites pluriels qui ne sont pas toujours transmis explicitement par les aïeuls à La Réunion. Il rencontre cette part de lui-même à vingt ans, à la faveur des sèrvis kabaré, cérémonies malgaches d’hommage aux ancêtres. Autrefois diabolisés, ces rituels sont désormais librement pratiqués par certaines familles, principalement au mois de novembre.

Jonathan Itéma evokes in Kimilé - «Who I am» - in English, the practice of plural rites which are not always transmitted explicitly by the ancestors in Reunion. He meets this part of himself at the age of twenty, thanks to the «sèrvis kabaré», Malagasy ceremonies of homage to the ancestors. Once demonized, these rituals are now freely practiced by some families, mainly in November.

Listening to Soadaj 's Songs..... Is going with a true commitment to Poetry and Sounds
Emphasizing on mordern life subject matters such as Justice, Freedom, our responsibility of Memory and rendering Truths, Communicate and Share.....

It is an expression of learning to Live, Accept, and Cope with our Contemporay life issues, however, without being muted by its beautiful or ugly aspects.

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