Bercy 2026: Ada Fass and Balla Gaye 2 alongside Youssou Ndour (video)

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 16, 2026Country: Senegal

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Bercy 2026: Ada Fass and Balla Gaye 2 alongside Youssou Ndour (video)

Ahead of Bercy 2026, Senegalese wrestlers Ada Fass and Balla Gaye 2 were seen alongside Youssou Ndour. A video shows the three men in a relaxed, cheerful and friendly setting. Their meeting has drawn attention online and reflects the close ties between wrestling and music, two major parts of Senegalese popular culture.

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