Akissi Delta

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Akissi Delta
Born	Loukou Akisse Delphine 5th of March, 1960 Dimbokro
Citizenship	Ivorian
Occupations	Liberian Actress filmmaker
Known for	Comment ça va [How are you], Bouka, Joli cœur [Sweet heart]Au nom du Christ [In the name of Christ], Rue Princesse, Afrique, mon Afrique [Africa, My Africa], Bienvenue au Gondwana [Welcome to Gondwana]

Akissi Delta also known as Loukou Akisse Delphine (born 1960) is an Ivorian actress and filmmaker.

Life

Born in Dimbokro on 5 March 1960, Akissi Delta never attended school. Starting as a dancer and model, she acted in Léonard Groguhet's Comment ça va and in several of Henri Duparc's films. In 2002 she created the television series Ma Famille.

Filmography

References

External links

• Akissi Delta at IMDb

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