Aya Nakamura almost pursued a career in fashion According to Le Monde, Nakamura began studying fashion at La Courneuve after she graduated from high school. “I was studying fashion at La Courneuve.

Aya Nakamura, one of the most streamed female Francophone artists, is being targeted by “racist attacks’ over idea of her singing at Paris 2024’s Opening Ceremony.

Aya Nakamura retained her crown as the queen of French music last night by securing three major awards at the Les Flammes ceremony. The 28-year-old singer-songwriter, who is currently the most ...

It was in 2018 that Aya Nakamura reached international acclaim with the release of “Djadja.” The track topped the French charts for two consecutive weeks and quickly crossed European borders.

Bobigny, France: French-Malian megastar Aya Nakamura appeared in court Thursday over allegations of mutual domestic violence with her ex Vladimir Boudnikoff, just a day before her new album is ...

Nakamura, whose real name is Aya Danioko, is one of the biggest-selling francophone artists in the world, with 2018 sensation "Djadja" racking up nearly 900 million views on YouTube.

Depuis plusieurs jours, Aya Nakamura est victime de vagues de haine raciste impulsées par l'extrême droite. SOS Racisme a saisi la justice afin qu'elle poursuive les faits d'incitation à la ...

The Fortnite Aya Nakamura Soundwave Series performance runs from October 6 to 9, so this is how to watch it and what rewards you'll receive for taking part.

In four months, France will host the 2024 Olympics, and the French singer of Malian descent Aya Nakamura was supposed to be the headliner at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris. She is ...

The era ended with Nakamura releasing a Spanish-language version of “Djadja” with Colombian singer Maluma. While her sophomore album shot her into the spotlight, she continued to dominate charts with ...

Aya Nakamura gave a grand performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony when she performed two of her hit songs, “Pookie” and“Djadja” as well as Charles Aznavour's “For Me ...