US EditionDevilish maternal love, with mom Openda: “Weren't we moved, Loïs had stopped playing football”
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Motherly love is like toothpaste. How much of it you use, there is always a little bit left. That's why, visiting the mothers of the new generation of Red Devils. Today: Mariame (51), Loïs Openda's very strong mother. “I haven't changed. The world around us has changed.”
Motherly love is like toothpaste. How much of it you use, there is always a little bit left. That's why, visiting the mothers of the new generation of Red Devils. Today: Mariame (51), Loïs Openda's very strong mother. “I haven't changed. The world around us has changed.”
Motherly love is like toothpaste. How much of it you use, there is always a little bit left. That's why, visiting the mothers of the new generation of Red Devils. Today: Mariame (51), Loïs Openda's very strong mother. “I haven't changed. The world around us has changed.”
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