The grand finale of the Béaba and the fiftieth edition of La Bâtie is set to be brought to life by the champions of global sound: the Franco-Brazilian collective Furie teams up with the 100% electronic African label Blanc Manioc with special guests: Ivorian DJ Baddest and Senegalese artist Mara Seck. On the program: a fantastic picnic in the shade of the trees, a party for the youngest, and, at the intersection of day and night, the festivities begin! The fantastic picnic 13:00 to 16:00 – tasting by the Festival des Traditions Africaines What could be better than a convivial picnic in the shade of the trees? We provide you with blankets and cushions so you can enjoy your homemade meals! To complete your meal, the team of the Festival des Traditions Africaines will let you taste their typical dishes from Senegal: tieps to share, fritters, and plantains will be available! Children's Party 16:00 to 17:00 – free, no reservation Brazil, Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, and DJs from Lyon meet behind the turntables to make the Béaba dance, for a great intergenerational party. On the program: the great classics of African and Brazilian repertoires, accompanied by a "Sabars" dance animation from Senegal to launch the festivities and invite children and adults alike to join the dance. Live and DJ Sets 18:00 to 22:00 Blanc Manioc Born at the crossroads of Lyon and Bamako, Blanc Manioc is the label of musician Dom Peter, member of the essential experimental dub group High Tone. Electronic music and traditional music team up here to ward off evil spirits while writing some pages of the future of sounds from Africa, particularly its western part. Furie Sound System A Franco-Brazilian collective founded by Pedro Bertho and Patxi, Furie builds bridges between South America and European club culture. Its sunny vibrations oscillate between tropical rhythms, techno, house, reggae, Italo disco, and other stunning selections. Baddest Pioneer of the electro scene in Abidjan, Ivorian DJ Baddest asserts a unique style by combining the elegance of amapiano with the ghetto groove of batida and baile funk, the wild rhythms of kuduro, and the warmth of afro-house. Mara Seck A griot singer and percussionist from Dakar, Mara Seck became known in Europe with the group Guiss Guiss Bou Bess. Master of electro-sabar, he mixes traditional Senegalese percussion with a wide range of electronic music: trap, dubstep, UK garage, drum’n’bass, bass house, afrobass…
