Marseille

All around us, as we walk through the city, are texts, words, letters. David Poullard invites us to discover this written cacophony, which has a form, an origin, a state of existence that invites questions and offers valuable lessons to those who take the time to look at it with curiosity. He will explore a series of "cases" during a walk that will take us from the Reformed Quarter to the Old Port, passing through three distinct neighborhoods.

Flamenco's history is rooted in the memory of a harmonious Andalusia, where the beauty of nature and the stars, nourished by the wisdom of the Ancients and ancient Arabic poetry, coexisted with Visigothic, Moorish, Jewish, Christian, and Amazigh cultures. Its Gypsy heritage also connects it to an intense and proud music. Andalusia, perhaps even more than a symbol of a civilization founded on the meeting of the three monotheistic religions, symbolizes an idyllic golden age between East and West, far removed from the alarming ecological context of today's Mediterranean.