Summer of Soul

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Ce documentaire raconte l'histoire du Harlem Cultural Festival qui s'est tenu à New York en 1969 en parallèle du festival de Woodstock et dont personne n'a jamais entendu parler. Le festival avait pourtant réuni 300.000 personnes pour une série de concerts donnés par des artistes majeurs comme Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, B.B. King ou encore Sly and the Family Stone.

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00:00Sous-titres par Jérémy Diaz

00:30Six weekends of major artists

00:37The Panthers were the security and kids were sitting up on the trees

00:41I was nervous

00:43I didn't expect a crowd like that

00:46Something very important was happening

00:49It wasn't just about the music

00:531969 was a change of era in the black community

00:58The styles were changing

00:59Music was changing

01:01And revolution was coming together

01:03We are a new people

01:05We are a beautiful people

01:07That concert took my life from black and white into color

01:13We wanted progress

01:19We are black people and we should be proud of this

01:22We were coming together to say this was our world

01:26And how beautiful it was

01:29We're gonna try to sing a song together

01:31Don't wait for your neighbor

01:32Because your neighbor might be waiting for you

01:34We believed in what we felt in here

01:42So when we went up

01:44Let's go

01:45Let's go do it

01:47We're gonna try to sing a song together

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