Jean Farès

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaOn the evening of his son's birth, Driss, alone in the city streets, can't contain his joy. He has to share it. So he calls his parents in Algiers and his parents-in-law in Versailles. On bo... Leer todoOn the evening of his son's birth, Driss, alone in the city streets, can't contain his joy. He has to share it. So he calls his parents in Algiers and his parents-in-law in Versailles. On both sides, he is asked the same question: "What will the child be called?On the evening of his son's birth, Driss, alone in the city streets, can't contain his joy. He has to share it. So he calls his parents in Algiers and his parents-in-law in Versailles. On both sides, he is asked the same question: "What will the child be called?