beth'apar a écrit :.
Très belles photos. Avec un grain très joli.
Mais...
Ou sont les femmes ?
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"But very few women. 'Dancehall was extremely patriarchal, there was very little room for women,' she admits. 'There was nothing wrong with women going into the studio and singing, but to go to a dancehall you'd have to get on the truck, sit on top of the equipment, probably sleep in the truck. Jamaica is a very conservative society and that was not an acceptable lifestyle for women.' But they were welcomed as non-participants, proving a surprisingly receptive audience for highly-sexed 'slack' lyrics. Lesser says, 'Slackness then was not like it is now, angry and violent, it was more funny, on a first-grade level, a lot of bathroom humour. Women appreciated the humour, it was a change from the Seventies "fire, dread, Babylon fall" stuff.'"
inutile de préciser que je vais me jeter sur ce livre comme la misère sur le bas clergé,
Cap.
