Paroles et Musique, Noël 1996

Emisyon Pawòl ak Mizik, anime pa Lobo Dyabavadra. Li gen ladan l: “Traka pou Zaka” (Tiga); “Noël ça veut pas dire grand-chose” (ekri epi deklare pa Richard Brisson); mizik Choeur Simidor; tèks Georges Castera; "Un peuple crève à l'autre bout du monde," (Maxime Le Forestier, avèk Patrice Caratini sou kontrebas, Alain Le Douarin sou gita, ak vwa Colette Magny); “Dejwe,” tèks Jean-Claude Martineau (Koralen) epi François Nicole Lévy sou pyano; epi tèks Lyonel Trouillot  “Kanari Kraze Sèt Kote.” Li gen ladan l tou mizik : “Summertime” (Barney Kessel); “Lullaby“ (Les Troubadours du Roi Baudouin), epi plizyè mizik Léo Ferré: "L'Oppression,” “Frères humains, l’amour d’a pas d'âges” (aprè yon tèks François Villon), epi “À mon enterrement.”

Paroles et Musiques program, hosted by Lobo Dyabavadra. Includes: “Traka pou Zaka” by Tiga; “Noël ça veut pas dire grand-chose” written and read by Richard Brisson; song by Choeur Simidor; a text by Georges Castera; "Un peuple crève à l'autre bout du monde," by Maxime Le Forestier, accompanied by Patrice Caratini on bass, Alain Le Douarin on guitar, and vocals by Colette Magny; “Dejwe,” text by Jean-Claude Martineau (Koralen) and piano by François Nicole Lévy; Lyonel Trouillot’s text “Kanari Kraze Sèt Kote.” Includes music: “Summertime” by Barney Kessel; “Lullaby“ by Les Troubadours du Roi Baudouin, and several songs by Léo Ferré: "L'Oppression,” “Frères humains, l’amour d’a pas d'âges” (after a text by François Villon), and “À mon enterrement.”