Guillaume Meurice reads Nicolas Puluhen's book as Mon P'tit Loup tackles violence through music, including songs on child abuse and gender-based violence.
Guillaume Meurice supports Mon P'tit Loup
Guillaume Meurice will lend his voice to the reading of the first book by Nicolas Puluhen, founder of the association Mon P'tit Loup. This collaboration highlights the association's ongoing efforts to raise awareness about issues affecting children.Tensions between founder and city hall
Despite recent tensions between Nicolas Puluhen and the city hall of Saint-Paul, Mon P'tit Loup and its artists are preparing a concert on November 8 at Kabardock. The event aims to focus on creative expression and community engagement.Nicolas Puluhen's motivation
"It is anger that drives me," states Nicolas Puluhen, founder of the association Mon P'tit Loup. His strong feelings are directed toward addressing violence against children and advocating for their protection through art and music.Second book-album release
On November 6, the second book-album of the association will be released. This new work features contributions from each of the involved artists, showcasing their talent and sensitivity to fight against violence against children.Broad focus on violence
The particularity of this second edition is its broad focus on violence, including violence against children, sexual violence, and gender-based violence. The album includes songs addressing these themes, such as "Ruelle sombre" by Lisa Pariente and "Je t'accuse" by Suzanne, both dealing with the theme of rape.Artists contribute to the cause
The Breton rock group Matmatah has decided to cover the song "Luka," which tells the story of a young boy suffering from violence. This contribution underscores the collective effort of artists to highlight and combat various forms of violence through their music.
