The Malian singer invites us to explore her origins, her country's history, and the richness of her experience to deliver a powerful message: never forget your roots. Her music was forged through her identity and allowed her to become the artist, the free woman she is today. Djanne, her first single, fuses traditional Wassoulou music with electronic and pop sounds. After London Ko, she returns solo. Still committed to women's rights and peace, she addresses more intimate themes such as family, motherhood, and resilience, and pays tribute to her late father. Her intense voice and hypnotic energy captivate and draw the audience into an inhabited, vibrant, and dancing journey, beyond space and time. Standing concert As part of the Festival JazzContreBand Information and ticketing
