Hip Hop en Tunisie : Trappa, le gardien du temple Debo

04 Aug 2016

Après plus d’une décennie entre les Etats-Unis et la France, le rappeur Trappa, de son vrai nom Mohamed Seddik Kekli, est revenu en 2012 dans un Tunis en pleine effervescence artistique postrévolutionnaire. En 2013, il a cofondé le collectif Debo, devenu rapidement une association doté d’un studio. Activiste du mouvement hip hop, Trappa a désormais rangé sa casquette de rappeur pour se draper de la cape du gardien du temple Debo. Portrait.

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