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Once upon a time there was Mauritius, where people danced sega on the beach

Once upon a time there was Mauritius, where people danced sega on the beach

23 aoû 1991
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At night, on a beach, fishermen sing and dance sega to the beat of a drum, bearing witness to their African origins and slavery.

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