WAWA
Jhenny: Do you ever take a taxi?
WAWA: Rarely, because in each region or city that I go, we rent a car for ease our transport. But when I take one, I'm always well-disguised so that even the driver does not recognise me.
Jhenny: What is your favourite way to relax?
WAWA: The advantage in music is that it is a source of relaxation and it is my source of relaxation.
Jhenny: What is your favourite breakfast?
WAWA: Usually, it's fried egg, tea and fruits of the season.
Jhenny: What is your worst habit?
WAWA: I am someone very calm, but also easily irritable.
Jhenny: What is your source of inspiration?
WAWA: It depends, sometimes I'm alone in peace I can create, but it also happens to me when surrounded by friends having fun and playing for pleasure.
Jhenny: What motivates you in this job?
WAWA: As always, it's my fans who are my motivation, in 16 years of experience, my fans are only increasing, wherever I go, in Madagascar and abroad.
What is your strongest experience of your life?
WAWA: It is the disappearance of my music teacher, the one who introduced me to the music "doctor JB" and the death of my father also traumatised me.
Jhenny: How do you react to criticism?
WAWA: I support it well. There are two characteristics of criticism; there is one meant to improve and there is another coming from jealousy, and I know to differentiate between them.
Jhenny: What advice do you give to beginners in this job?
WAWA: Before we thought that music was an illusory job, that we can not live with music as a profession, but now music is a respectable profession, we just have to be serious, if our fans did not let us down for 16 years means that we are serious, we respect this job, we respect our fans, when we give the concert, we give the enjoyment that the fans ask for, that's why they will always be starting every year to come to see us, if in every city and every year, our concerts are always full is by what we give all, me personally I give my body and my soul to make pleasures
Page under construction....