Concerts musique Péruvienne & Réunionnaise

Toco Madera
is an Afro-Peruvian music group bringing traditional rhythms to life with energy and authenticity.
Through cajón, vocals and dance, they offer a vibrant and festive experience deeply rooted in Afro-descendant heritage.

Cajumba Trio
born from the meeting of Anita, Santiago and Tito, takes you into a festive atmosphere inspired by the Peruvian coast.
Voice, guitar and cajón come together for a rhythmic journey through waltzes, polkas and festejos.
Anita Gallardo is an Afro-Peruvian cultural manager and musician, committed to connecting cultures through art.
Tito Sono grew up in a bohemian family environment where Latin American music was always played — a world that shaped his guitar style.
Santiago Becerra Málaga comes from a family of musicians who never missed a chance to celebrate with valses, huaynos and marineras.

Gratèr d’Bwa
was born from the discovery of deep connections between two musical cultures that are geographically distant but surprisingly close in rhythm, voice and tradition.
Romane and Mahé, both from Réunion Island, bring maloya and sega — vocals, percussion and Indian Ocean groove.
Santiago, Peruvian and also guitarist in Cajumba, blends Afro-Peruvian strings and percussion into a natural and sincere dialogue.
Mahé: singer and percussionist from Réunion. Plays with words and sounds. Maloya, sega and innovation. Sings, drums and moves.

Krasser
“Krazé in maloya” means stomping the ground while dancing — raising dust through electronic maloya, blending tradition, club energy and songs in Réunion Creole.
Romane: singer from Réunion. Creates songs. Maloya and revolution. Sings, shakes and uses drum machines.
Jules: electronic musician building his own machines. DIY spirit and experimentation. Modular synth and vocals.

Ticket office opens at 8pm
9pm: Toco Madera
9:15pm: Cajumba
10pm: Gratèr d’Bwa
10:45pm: Krasser