20 Sep
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19:00
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Paris
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From €25.00
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** BURKINDI HERITAGE 2025 - TALENT UNVEILED! 🎶** Date : September 20, 2025 Venue : Pan Piper - 4 impasse Lamier, 75011 Paris (Philippe-Auguste Metro, line 2)
🔥 From Burkina Faso, Mali, France and beyond, they come to ignite Paris! Powerful voices, deep-rooted rhythms, seasoned stars and rising talents gather for an unforgettable night of pride, heritage and live music!
🌍 Afro-fusion, conscious rap, modern griot, traditional groove, urban vibes… Get ready for a wave of emotion and authenticity with:
👥 One stage, one energy, one shared heritage to celebrate together.
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Burkindi Heritage 2025 in Paris – 3rd Edition
Pamika is a powerful and committed Burkinabe singer. Blending tradition with modernity, she sings about social issues, love, and resilience. Her energetic afro-fusion rhythms captivate audiences on every stage.
BLEM is a Burkinabe artist with a unique style blending afrobeat, hip-hop, and traditional sounds. His conscious lyrics and powerful beats make him a rising voice in the contemporary African music scene
Joey le Soldat is a committed Burkinabe rapper with powerful messages about urban Africa, youth, and social justice. Blending pure rap with traditional sounds and electro beats, he stands out as a key voice in African hip-hop.
Damo Fama is a Burkinabe artist who draws on traditional rhythms to share messages of peace, wisdom, and identity. His music blends Mandingue heritage with a modern touch, offering a rich West African cultural experience.
Popimane Trio is a Burkinabe group blending jazz, African traditional music, and improvisation. Their refined, experimental sound creates a warm, spiritual atmosphere with balafon, percussion, and guitar. A bridge between heritage and modernity.
Massa Coulibaly is a Burkinabe artist and master percussionist. A guardian of Mandingue traditions, he shares Africa’s soul through djembé, tama, and balafon. His performances are powerful, educational, and deeply rooted in heritage.
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