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Sinon, oui, il y a le problème du boycott:
▻https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Simon

Following the success, Simon faced accusations that he had broken the cultural boycott imposed by the rest of the world against the apartheid regime in South Africa[51] by organizations such as Artists United Against Apartheid,[52] anti-apartheid musicians (including Billy Bragg, Paul Weller and Jerry Dammers),[53] as well as James Victor Gbeho (then Ghanaian Ambassador to the United Nations),[54] Simon denied that he had gone to South Africa to “take money out of the country”, noting that he paid the black artists and split royalties with them, and was not paid to play to a white audience.[46] The United Nations Anti-Apartheid Committee supported Graceland, as it showcased black South African musicians and offered no support to the South African government, but the African National Congress protested it as a violation of the boycott.[52] The Congress voted to ban Simon from South Africa, and he was also added to the United Nations blacklist.[55] He was removed from the blacklist in January 1987.[56]