Renowned French singer Aya Nakamura has recently taken to social media to advocate against the far-right National Rally party in the upcoming high-stakes election in France. The party, led by Jordan Bardella, has proposed policies that have sparked criticism and concern among French celebrities of dual nationality.
Nakamura, who immigrated to France from Mali as a child and gained fame with her hit song 'Djadja,' shared her personal experiences with racism in France, emphasizing her understanding of the issue. In a social media post, she called on her fans to vote against what she referred to as 'the only extreme to be condemned,' a clear allusion to the far right.
