“Imono Elikia” are two names of women I met in Africa who passed away from malaria.
“Imono Elikia” became a song that presents the essence of this disease in 4 minutes and 30 seconds, and which we have donated to the fight against malaria,” explains Noël Delfin from the group “Jus d’Orange.”
Malaria, also called malaria, transmitted by mosquitoes, kills one child every 30 seconds in Africa and between 1 and 3 million people per year, according to WHO estimates. So, for the past two years, a wave of generosity has been invited to Bendejun around musical notes.
This year, the free concert was “seasoned” with French songs with “Usine à Gaz,” then “flavored” with rock with “Yiada” and “Korrigans,” and “drenched” in vitamin pop with “Jus d’orange.”
This mobilization allowed the funds raised by the bar and the sale of “pans bagnats” to be donated to the association “The Infanta Malaria Prevention Foundation.”
To listen to the song composed by Noël Delfin and written by Arlette Burgaud, visit https://www.myspace.com/imonoelikia.
