Théatre d'ardoise - Labess + 1ère partie

Descriptif

7:30 pm: Ravi-Thérèse amidst the plates.

Tropical surveyor & musical bargain hunter, Pierre will take you on a journey to the rhythms of his world music vinyls and take you around the world in the evening to prepare you for the Labess concert.

Latin Grooves Afro Beats Rock Berbère





9pm-9.30pm: Labess - Tout va bien



Labess' journey begins in Algiers, in the popular Hussein-Dey district.



Nedjim Bouizzoul grew up listening to the chaâbi music of his musical "big brothers". It was with his family that he migrated to Quebec at the age of 18. There, he played on the street or in the metro, to earn enough money for coffee and food.



Nedjim Bouizzoul defines himself as a self-taught street musician, Labess in Arabic meaning "Everything's going well".



Labess is an Algerian-Québécois group with an African flavour, blending the rhythms of rumba, flamenco and chaâbi, a music open to the four winds of the world.



The street musician is tall and his voice carries far into the horizon. To the question "Who am I? Nedjim answers: "a little from each country I visit, a little from each musician I meet". A plural and intimate music. Inhabited. Free.



Come and dance in the marsh that evening.



Reservations via Hello Asso: https://www.helloasso.com/associations/tous-aux-pieux