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“No Pasaran”, the future single by around twenty rappers against the far right which will be released on July 1, 2024.
MUSIQUE – “The fight has only just begun. » With these words, the rapper Fianso announced this Sunday, June 30, the release of a single against the far right with around twenty other artists, a few hours after the large victory of the National Rally in the first round of the legislative elections.
Fianso shared on Instagram a musical extract of the title with a draft clip featuring Marine Le Pen, images of a far-right demonstration where a Celtic cross (symbol of the far right) is brandished, Éric Zemmour receiving an egg on the head, or even videos of police violence.
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The excerpt ends with the name of the song which will be called Not pass. A reference to the slogan chanted by the Spanish against Franco’s fascist regime in the 1930s, meaning “They shall not pass.”
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Another visual specifies that the song will be released Monday July 1 at 11:45 p.m. Among the rappers part of the project are also ISK, Zola, Pit Baccardi, Cokein, Ashe 22, UZI, RK, Alkpote, Kore, Nahir, Seth Gueko , Half portion, Soso Maness, Decimo, Zed, Costa, Akhenaton, Relo, Kerchak, as well as Mac.
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Pit Baccardi also relayed the video, with the message: “The gathering must be rational, not national!” Likewise for Seth Guecko, who then posted a photo of his hand giving the finger and showing the name “Black Berurier” tattooed on his hand. In the background, a remix of the rock group’s anti-extreme anthem entitled Dirty stuff and whose refrain has often been repeated in recent weeks: “The youth are pissing off the National Front. »
The Rally collected 34% of the votes in the first round of the legislative elections, called after the surprise dissolution of the National Assembly by Emmanuel Macron. The left-wing coalition New Popular Front came second with 29% of the vote, while the presidential Renaissance party came third, with 21.5% of the vote. The second round will take place on Sunday May 7.
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