Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Amina Aouadi
Published on 2024-03-13 22:49:02
In a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, Soolking made his entrance on the ABtalks plateau, the interview show hosted by Anas Bukhash on YouTube. The artist, known for his vibrant hits and unique flow, opened up without reservation, discussing his childhood, his consuming passion for mangas, his complex relationship with religion, and his journey filled with obstacles.
Coming from a conservative family, Soolking did not hide the moral dilemma that torments him: music, his passion, is considered a sin according to his Muslim religion. Torn between his faith and his art, he engages in a poignant internal struggle.
The singer also revealed that the hardest decision of his life was to leave Algeria and his family to pursue his dream in France. It was an immense sacrifice that was not without pain.
Among the questions asked, Anas addressed the topic of tears. Soolking, with a smile and a hint of mischief, replied: “I don’t cry, I’m Algerian!” A response that is not just a joke, but reflects a certain national pride and the strength of character that often characterizes Algerians.
This emotionally rich and deeply reflective interview allowed fans to discover a lesser-known side of Soolking, the man behind the artist. A man torn between his beliefs, aspirations, and responsibilities. A man who is not afraid to show vulnerability and share his struggles.
Soolking also talked about his future project, a bold mix of his passion for music and his love for mangas. An ambitious project that promises to surprise and captivate his fans.
Read the original article(French) on Algerie 360
