Kabar Maloya Fet Kaf / Ti’kaniki & Seksion Maloya
The Fête Kaf, or Slavery Abolition Day, is the most important date in Reunion’s Creole culture. It’s an opportunity to get together and celebrate this culture, notably through its traditional music, Maloya.
For this very special evening, Ti’kaniki has invited the Seksion Maloya group to perform a joint concert and open the stage to all for a powerful kabar of communion.
Ti’kaniki
Ti’kaniki is a maloya (traditional music from Réunion) group based in Lyon. In existence for nearly 10 years, the group is made up of Creoles and metropolitan musicians from a variety of backgrounds. Their maloya is modern, open to the world but firmly rooted in tradition. From the outset, the group has come together around […]
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Seksion Maloya is the result of a meeting between maloya singer Loran Vélia and a team of musicians from the Parisian scene, with backgrounds in contemporary music, jazz and traditional music. Loran’s soft, powerful voice is matched by the choir’s rich polyphony, recounting love, pain and resilience in Reunionese Creole. Adding the beat of percussion, […]
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