VOICED: Emel Mathlouthi, the voice of the Tunisian spring

Amel, a Tunisian singer, draws inspiration from American protest singers like Bob Dylan and Joan Baez. She sings about freedom, revolution, and dignity, influenced by her left-wing intellectual family. Amel's music naturally became political, focusing on Tunisia's conditions. During the Tunisian revolution, her song 'My Word is Free' resonated with the youth, making her a prominent voice. Despite the revolution's success, Amel acknowledges the ongoing challenges in achieving democracy and is committed to ensuring past mistakes aren't repeated.

What challenges does the singer believe lie ahead for Tunisia's path to democracy?

In what ways does the singer hope to contribute to the future of Tunisia?