This is the story of a magnificent singer, of foreign origin, who emigrated from Algeria with her parents and became a diva after a thousand vicissitudes but it is also the story of a little girl, Malika who means queen but who only feels like a toad. Malika comes from an Algerian family, poor and with nine children, the conditions are not the best, her father has a small business, her mother is tired, stressed and seems to not care about her daughter, perhaps yet another child to look after, her whole life is marked by the routine of her brothers and by abuse and poverty. One day a reverse bus hits her and she was wearing new white sandals, what a disaster. Unfortunately they tell her that she will no longer be able to walk and her life becomes very simple, locked in a hospital bed, her world is a ceiling and the sweet nurses who wash her, her mother doesn't visit her much, she is too busy she says, her father tells her about life at home but he seems more and more tired. One day a nun comes to visit her and tells her many fascinating stories, at home they are of another religion but this nun manages to impress her with Jesus but above all with the songs dedicated to him and the church songs that finally give joy and color to her days. From here he will begin a journey of not only physical but also spiritual healing and also a discovery of a true vocation and a boundless love for singing, his voice will be his salvation in a world divided between two cultures, poverty, pain, racism and degradation. An incredibly delicately written biography, recommended!
Esta es la historia de una magnífica cantante, de origen extranjero, que emigró de Argelia con sus padres y se convirtió en diva tras mil vicisitudes pero también es la historia de una niña, Malika que significa reina pero que sólo se siente como un sapo. Malika proviene de una familia argelina, pobre y con nueve hijos, las condiciones no son las mejores, su padre tiene un pequeño negocio, su madre está cansada, estresada y parece no preocuparse por su hija, quizás una niña más que cuidar, toda su vida está marcada por la rutina de sus hermanos y por los abusos y la pobreza. Un día la atropella un autobús marcha atrás y llevaba unas sandalias blancas nuevas, que desastre. Lamentablemente le dicen que ya no podrá caminar y su vida se vuelve muy sencilla, encerrada en una cama de hospital, su mundo es un techo y las dulces enfermeras que la lavan, su madre no la visita mucho, está demasiado ocupada dice, su padre le cuenta sobre la vida en casa pero parece cada vez más cansado. Un día una monja viene a visitarla y le cuenta muchas historias fascinantes, en casa son de otra religión pero esta monja logra impresionarla con Jesús pero sobre todo con los cantos dedicados a él y los cantos de la iglesia que finalmente le dan alegría y color a sus días. Desde aquí comenzará un viaje de curación no solo física sino también espiritual y también de descubrimiento de una verdadera vocación y un amor sin límites por el canto, su voz será su salvación en un mundo dividido entre dos culturas, la pobreza, el dolor, el racismo y la degradación. Una biografía escrita con una delicadeza increíble, ¡recomendada!
First picture edited by canva, translation with deepl.
Wow this story is really nice to be honest
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STOPWhat a beautiful story, I read it and feel sorry for Malika. She had hard time in her life but looks how Jesus hug her. She was blessed!
Reading a biography book of someone inspirative is the way to made us keep grateful. God bless you @noemilunastorta
It's true thank you very much yes God really bless her 😚😚
This story sounds intense and moving! I'm struck by how it mixes self-improvement with themes like cultural identity and the transformative power of art. That Malika's voice becomes her salvation in the face of so much pain and adversity...must be inspiring.
Yes it is ❤️ it's a kind of finally she get her victory against life 😚😚