Fatoumata Diawara + Etinsel Maloya / 9 octobre 2026 / Nice

Fatoumata Diawara sings in Bambara about exile, women's freedom, and emancipation. She fled Mali at 19 to write her own story. On stage, her voice makes you laugh, cry, and dance within the very same song.

Opening the show, Étinsel Maloya. The Réunionnais collective led by Jordan Périgone aka LAFRIKIN reinvents maloya — trance, Creole poetry, hypnotic rhythms. Their track Biyn has surpassed 2 million views.

Mandingue and maloya on the same stage. A plural Africa, from Bamako to Saint-Denis.