Trivia

Writer, playwright and ethnographer, she was in charge of Martinique's heritage conservation at the CRNS.

Doctor in ethnology, she was also a specialist in oral literature.

After graduate studies, she began a university career in France as an ethnographer specializing in the Fulan and Creole culture that she taught at the university in Paris.

Wrote novels (Careonn Head, Moi Cyrilia, Governess of Lafcadio Hearn).

Father Aimé Césaire was an author and politician, her mother Suzanne Césaire was a French writer from Martinique whose work is connected with the Francophone Negritude movement.

Wrote plays (Mémoires d'Isles, l'enfant des passages ou le geste de Ti-Jean, la Maison fermé).

Wrote several famous songs for the singing group Malavoi.