Carte blanche à Passi

2025

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In this carte blanche, French rap legend Passi dynamites thirty-five years of a colorful and uniquely diverse career. From Ministère A.M.E.R to his solo adventures, from Bisso Na Bisso to Dis l'heure by Zook and duets that have become intergenerational hits, it's a journey through a life that has laid many of the foundations for contemporary French music.

Genre	Music
Production Companies	Upside Télévision, Envol Prod, Auzärt, Spyce publishing, France Télévisions
Production Ccountries	France

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