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Natoo, Seb et Mister V racontent le dur retour en France après leur mission auprès des Rohingyas
C'était en 2017. Sous l'impulsion de l'influenceur Jérôme Jarre, Omar Sy, DJ Snake, Mister V, Natoo, Seb la Frite, Toctoc et plein d'autres formaient la Love Army pour lever des millions d'euros et venir en aide aux Rohingyas. Charles Villa les avait suivis lors de leur voyage humanitaire dans un camp de réfugiés au Bangladesh, un voyage qui les a profondément marqués. Dans la série documentaire "#LoveArmy : où es-tu Jérôme ?" de Charles Villa et Brut, ils racontent leur difficile retour en France. Et pourquoi tout s'est arrêté.
? La série documentaire "#LoveArmy : où es-tu Jérôme ?" de Charles Villa et Brut est disponible sur Prime Video : https://www.primevideo.com/detail/0L2XLPA2M1LZHKETU3O1W0XC61/
? Pour ne rien louper des vidéos Brut, n'hésitez pas à vous abonner et à activer la cloche : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSKdvgqdnj72_SLggp7BDTg/?sub_confirmation=1
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