Still in my 'cleaning process'...another old project made in 2017
Anguille sous roche is an expression in french, litterally 'an eel under a rock' meaning something fishy.

An hypothesis: this expression would be the transcription of a verse from Virgil's Bucolics (70-19 BC): Damoetas: Qui legitis flores et humi nascentia fraga, frigidus — o pueri, fugite hinc — latet anguis in herba. DAMETAS. You who pick flowers and the strawberries that are born on the ground, flee from here, children; a cold serpent is hidden under the grass. The Latin anguis, "serpent", gave the diminutive anguila, eel. The eel may have inherited the snake's reputation for deception. This ancient origin suggests that this expression is medieval. However, it is found in the form we know it from the 16th century, in Les Grandes Annales et histoire générale de France (1579) for example, or in Les Contes et discours d'Eutrapel (1598) by Noël du Fail: This ugly espouventail, because he did not say a word, did not move, held them in very great difficulty, considering that there was indeed eel under the rock […] 
The expression is still very common today.

Evidemment, tu croyais quoi
tu le savais en plus
y a toujours anguille sous roche
tu l'savais 
tu croyais quoi
évidemment
comme à chaque fois
anguille sous roche

old projects release

Anguille sous Roche

Anguille Sous Roche (2017)

I do, without knowing.
I  do it for fun, not for fame so,
ALL PROMOTION PROPOSAL WILL BE BLOCKED AND REPORTED AS SPAM
because it annoys me...



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Anguille Sous Roche (2017)

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