Si tienes cuatro minutos y medio, te recomendamos que disfrutes de Tinariwen – Tenere-Taqqal, la animación de Piule & Pigeon –un estudio de VFX, animación y diseño de sonido con base en París–, que te transportará a un viaje por un desierto de arenas rosas y cielos verdes. Allí, un camello que se bambolea a ritmo de la música, será tu compañero de viaje.
Director: Axel Digoix
Production: Pilule et Pigeon
TÉNÉRÉ TÀQQÀL
Ténéré tàqqàl
Eghàrghàr wa n-fissar
Dàgh iknasàn elwan
Azzadàn dàgh-s alimmoz
Awwànàn ichinkad Adagh
Ibas tidwin igdad iskak
Aherahàghnàt timizzagh
Tiwàr tekenzart idim n-àlyad
A-wa àzzàman àssoheen
Dàgh idja amsistagh
Azzaràn wi àssohàtnen
Idjmadàn inibdan
Ammun dàgh-nàgh meddàn
Tàssiknàs tayitte n-nibrar
Tigla tisrawt fàlanàgh
Istàqqàt anmàghdar
What has become of the Ténéré
The Ténéré* has become an upland of thorns
Where elephants fight each other
Crushing tender grass under foot.
The gazelles have found refuge high in the mountains
The birds no longer return to their nests at night
The camps have all fled.
You can read the bitterness on the faces of the innocents
During this difficult and bruising time
In which all solidarity has gone.
The strongest impose their will
And leave the weakest behind
Many have died battling for twisted ends.
And joy has abandoned us
Exhausted by all this duplicity.
* Ténéré is a Tamashek word meaning empty land or desert. The plural of the word is tinariwen.
