Paris 2024 Olympic Games: “I have no enemies, it’s them who don’t like me”, Aya Nakamura makes fun of her detractors in a new song

The presence of singer Aya Nakamura at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games has still not been officially confirmed. MAXPPP – Guillaume Saligot

Criticized by the far right who refuse to allow her to sing during the Games ceremony, Aya Nakamura responded ironically to her detractors in a new song (“Doggy”) released this Friday .  

"I have no enemies, it's them who don't like me" : Aya Nakamura makes fun of her detractors in “Doggy”, a new song released on Friday, without changing anything in her style, decried by an extreme right repulsed by the idea that ;she can sing at the Olympics.

This piece begins as an ego-trip, the most listened to French-speaking singer in the world ensuring that she is always ready for the "fiesta", always have the "cardio"for that. Then she responds, without going into details or citing them, to those who have criticized her since the magazine L'Express put forward the idea a few weeks ago that she could sing at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games on July 26.

Marien Le Pen and Eric Zemmour as slayers 

A hypothesis that neither the artist, nor Emmanuel Macron, who would have discussed with her the possibility of a cover of a song by' #39;Edith Piaf for the occasion, have not confirmed. This scenario makes the far right and the ultra right bristle. "It's not a nice symbol, honestly, it's an additional provocation from Emmanuel Macron who has to get up every morning saying "Hey, how am I going to succeed in humiliating the French people ?"", declared Marine Le Pen, president of the deputies of the National Rally, last week on France Inter.

We like it or we don't like it, she doesn't sing in French

Previously, Marion Maréchal, head of the list for the European elections of the Reconquest party! by Eric Zemmour, had released on BFM: "We like it or we don't like it, she doesn't sing in French". Aya Nakamura mixes French and slang from the four corners of the planet.

"I have the impression that I have introduced you to Edith Piaf and that she reincarnated in me. The rest, whether they like us or not, is their back (file)", the artist had fun in mid-March on her social networks.

International Star

The Franco-Malian star born in Bamako 28 years ago, who grew up in Aulnay-sous-Bois in the Paris region, experienced his first global success with his hit "Djadja&quot ; in 2018. Aya Nakamura, who released her fourth album last year, "DNK", has since been playing in the league of the very greats.

The singer delivered an interactive show at the end of 2022 in Fortnite, a video game blockbuster fond of this kind of collaborations, a type of gateway reserved for global megastars like the American rapper Travis Scott or the Brazilian soccer star Neymar.