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00:00Welcome to Mediën TV and the book in this chronicle.

00:13Jacaranda is the name of a tree with delicate violet flowers.

00:17It is also the title of the new book by Gael Fay,

00:20which is one of the events of this literary return.

00:22Already at the head of sales, the second novel by the author,

00:25composer and interpreter, takes place after the genocide of 1994.

00:30The reader discovers Milan, a young Franco-Rwandan

00:34who makes several trips to Kigali, Rwanda,

00:37his mother's homeland.

00:39In this devastated country, in the midst of reconstruction,

00:42Milan will meet four generations and go back with them

00:46the thread of history to break the silence of Rwanda.

00:50I suggest you listen to Gael Fay.

00:52Jacaranda is not a sequel to Petit Pays,

00:56it's like a piece of a puzzle.

00:58As I told you, there is Burundi, Rwanda.

01:02You should know that the borders in this region,

01:04as in many places in Africa,

01:06were created artificially during the Berlin Conference.

01:10And so there were traces of borders

01:12that put populations on both sides.

01:17And it still creates a lot of conflict today.

01:23And it's true that for me,

01:26it was like having two pieces of the same puzzle.

01:29It's also about telling how,

01:31finally, the people of this region are all brothers and sisters,

01:36that the exiles of one day will be the hostages of the next day.

01:41And it's to give a wider picture of reality,

01:48but not to reduce our stories.

01:52To give them a little more scope

01:55and a more global vision of all the stories that irrigate us.

02:02Rwanda has changed.

02:04The fields of ruins have now given way to a modern country

02:07that has been plagued by visitors,

02:09to such an extent that Gaël Faille speaks of a nation-startup

02:12and recalls that 70% of its population was born after the genocide.

02:16He was born before,

02:18and he feels responsible for being the link between these generations.

02:22He was 11 years old when the genocide took place.

02:25He claims not to have participated in the reconstruction effort,

02:28but he saw his parents' generation rebuild the country.

02:31And today, he feels a form of responsibility

02:34to tell the next generation what these years of reconstruction were like.

02:40Let's listen to Gaël Faille.

02:42In this small country, ECB exists,

02:47and I was very uncomfortable with this character,

02:50because I realized that it was the only character

02:54whose fate we did not know at the end of the story.

02:58It was as if I, as a novelist,

03:00had created a character for my own ends,

03:05because it suited me.

03:07And so it raised a question of ethics,

03:11simply because ECB is also the incarnation

03:15of a certain number of women that I know and admire,

03:19and who are important.

03:21And so I didn't want it to be just a used character.

03:28And so I started to take news from ECB

03:32through small notes that I wrote,

03:35without thinking about a novel.

03:38With Jacques Aranda, Gaël Faille signs a second novel,

03:41difficult and violent as much as necessary,

03:43written with the sweetness and tenderness that we know from his author.

03:47When, for his character Milan,

03:49Gaël Faille grew up in a family where silence was a must.

03:53And to understand the story, he turned to literature,

03:56with the success of his first novel.

03:58He realizes that many of his readers discover history

04:02through his words.

04:03In Reécoute, Gaël Faille,

04:05he is the author of Jacques Aranda,

04:07published in the Grasset editions.

04:10When I meet people who have a genocide in their memory,

04:14it's as if we had a form of invisible fraternity,

04:18because we are aware of certain things.

04:22For example, we know that words kill.

04:26Ideology begins with words,

04:30dehumanization begins with words,

04:33and in Rwanda, words killed us first.

04:37So I try to be careful with language,

04:43especially since I find myself in a particular position.

04:47For some people,

04:52I will be their only gateway to this story.

04:58It is a heavy responsibility to carry in a way.

05:05I am a witness, I am not a survivor.

05:13I want to be fair.

05:20I also want to remain a gateway.

05:24Jacques Aranda de Gaël Faille is already selected

05:26for the Renaudot Prize in France.

05:28A successful writer, Gaël Faille is also a singer,

05:31composer and poet.

05:32He is recognized as one of the most promising authors

05:35of his generation.

05:36Only music will be my catharsis,

05:39he says.

05:40Born of a Rwandan mother and a French father,

05:43Gaël Faille spent his childhood in Burundi until 1994,

05:47when the war forced his family to flee the country

05:50to come and exile themselves in the Paris region.

05:52He is 13 years old and must restart from scratch

05:54in an unknown country.

05:56He will then find his salvation in music and writing.

06:00So I suggest you listen to one of his songs,

06:02like a mean Monday.

06:09Chaque dimanche revient ce cafard, un sel sang

06:11Demain, lundi sera méchant

06:13J'vais pas me laisser démonter

06:16Par bad vibes et morosité

06:18Pas s'contenter mais tenter

06:20Sinon tes frères vont t'éveiller

06:22Chauffer, chauffer, bah t'entends

06:25Les pulsations de tes tympans

06:27Chanter, chanter, c'est qu'encore

06:29Ecouter, goûter lundi méchant

06:32Comme un lundi

06:34Comme un lundi

06:36Comme un lundi

06:39Un lundi méchant

06:41Comme un lundi

06:43Comme un lundi

06:46Comme un lundi

06:48Un lundi méchant

06:50Merci chers téléspectateurs pour votre fidélité et l'information.

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07:08Et si tout en pire, espère

07:11Respire

07:13Respire

07:15Respire

07:17Espère

07:18T'as le souffle court

07:19Respire

07:20Quand rien n'est facile

07:21Respire

07:22Même si tu te perds

07:23Respire

07:24Et si tout en pire

07:26Espère

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