In the new district of Yopougon in Abidjan, the most populous town in the economic lung of Côte d’Ivoire, youth deceives boredom in music and dance. Here, the crash of the leaflets is mixed with the sounds of coupe-quarry disseminated by the maquis speakers, soundtrack of a neighborhood that is tried to modernize, not without difficulties. Each corner and vacant lots are found, we find adolescents, nose on their smartphone, who eye on the latest fashionable dance challenges on social networks. Real case …
