Denouncing the “racism in our country”, Aya Nakamura calls for a vote against the National Rally in the second round of legislative elections on Sunday. Particularly expected on the subject, Aya Nakamura takes a position. In a post message on X – formerly Twitter, the rapper calls à vote "against the only extreme à condemn", Sunday, during the second round of the legislative elections. "I am well placed to understand and know the place of racism in our country", begins the most expensive French artist" eacute;e in the world. “I understand that my position as an artist requires me to speak, because this is an important moment for all of us,” continues Aya Nakamura, before to call: "Sunday we will all go to vote, and against the only extreme & to be condemned, because there are only'# 39;a." Generally not very talkative on media subjects, from elections to recent criticism of his possible participation in ;agrave; At the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, Djadja's interpreter this time launched a clear call for votes against the RN. She sums it up: "It's the same people who feel good when we shine, because we haven not finished shining." 
Je suis bien placer pour comprendre et savoir la place du racisme dans notre pays.
C’est les memes qui ont le seum quand on brille car on a pas finis de briller.
Et oui je suis discrete sur ces sujets, desfois on se sent pas pertinents et assez légitime pour parler et dire les…
— Aya Nakamura (@AyaNakamuraa) July 2, 2024
Aya Nakamura has been the target of racist attacks since her name was raised. &eac;mentionedé by Emmanuel Macron himself to open the Paris Olympic Games by singing Edith Piaf. A small identity group had notably exhibited; a banner where ù it was written “There’s no way Aya. This is Paris, not the market. of Bamako." This &agrav; to which the main person responded: "You can be racist but not deaf. It's his (sic) that hurts you! I am becoming a state subject number 1 in debates etc. but what do I really owe you? Kedal (sic) ."