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Enjoy Maloya Vénéneux by Lagon Nwar on stage at Cabaret Sauvage on November 18 for ARTE's Concerts Volants (with FIP).

For fifteen years, Cléa Vincent has been taking to the stage with childlike enthusiasm and a passion for pop music, from her first performances in Parisian bars to the Bataclan in 2024. Her name has become synonymous with the French indie scene, where she has made a name for herself with her candid, sunny, and spontaneous music.

Étinsel Maloya is the new flame of an ancestral genre. Composed of eight young musicians from Réunion, the group breathes modern life and contagious energy into maloya, the emblematic music of Réunion.

Both on stage and on record, the band from Réunion gets bodies moving and hearts racing. Their songs alternate between the ancestral fervor of traditional maloya and the urban energy of younger generations. You can hear the footsteps of their ancestors, but also the dreams of today.

Check out their latest music video, “Bouzé Bouzé,” released on October 29.

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The Afro trip-hop group will be opening for LAMOMALI (-M-) in Le Mans, Poitiers, and Rennes before performing on October 17 at the Jacques Bravo Cultural Center as part of the MaMA Music & Convention!

Artist, composer and producer, he has been evolving for several years at the crossroads of genres. In this first indie-folk project, Hausmane reveals an intimate facet of his universe, a space where writing becomes a confidant and each track becomes a fragment of his story.

A debut EP on the way? Until then, catch the duo on stage at Cabaret Sauvage on February 24 for an ARTE Concert Volant (in partnership with FIP), and at Théâtre de la Ville (Paris) on March 20!