Mounia presents her new album “Mixx Moun”
On June 15, Martinican singer Mounia released her new album titled “Mixx Moun” which is a mixing of peoples, cultures and rhythms. “Tous d’accord” is the first track which is played on the radio at the […]
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Tony Chasseur: “there was Latin Jazz or Afro Jazz, today there is Creole Jazz”
Franck Nicolas was hospitalized, on Wednesday, May 9, because of his state of health. Guadeloupean trumpeter began a hunger strike on April 24 so that jazz from Guadeloupe and Martinique is accepted in festivals in […]
Creole dances were on the floor in La Ramée
On Saturday, April 21st at 7:00 pm, the “Difé Kako Company”, managed by Guadeloupean dancer Chantal Loïal, invited the audience to a danced-conference entitled “Cercle égal demi-cercle au carré” at La Ramée house in Sainte-Rose. […]
The Caribbean carnival, stronger than Irma and Maria
After the two violent hurricanes hit the Caribbean last September, many believed that it was all over for the devastated islands. So, we saw people leaving our islands in a hurry and going back home; […]
Carnival 2018: King Vaval is dead on Ash Wednesday
We regret to announce the death of King Vaval which occurred on Ash Wednesday, February 14, 2018. Nobody knows exactly how the King of all carnival lovers in Guadeloupe and Martinique died. His body was […]
2018 Martinique Carnival Programme
JANUARY January 6 : Kaval Bwennzeng Festival – Konkou Lavwa Vidé – La Savane, Fort de France 7:00 pm January 14 : Foyal’Parade – Streets of Fort-de-France 3:00 pm January 19 : Night Parade – […]
Alain Phoébé Caprice shares 17 years of painting
Born in 1944 in Fort-de-France (Martinique) of a mother from Sainte-Marie and a father from Le Carbet, Alain Phoébé (this is his real middle name which means “brilliant” in ancient Greek) Caprice has been living […]
Sylviane Cédia, Paul Wamo, Christophe Chassol and Fanm Ki Ka seduced the audience
From October 26 to 29, the 2nd edition of the Bleu Outre Mer Festival, whose theme was this year “Roots and Emergences”, invited the public to attend four concerts at the Memorial ACTe in Pointe-à-Pitre […]
Céline Bernabé : “I am not her, I am the other one”
From October 19th to November 10th , Céline Bernabé, presents at Centre Culturel Rémi Nainsouta in Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe) her second personal exhibition entitled “Projection”. The multidisciplinary Martinican artist who lives in Guadeloupe does not hesitate […]
October 28: a day to celebrate Creole language and culture
Since October 28, 1983, Creole language and culture have been celebrated around the world. If this decision to establish a “special day” to honor this language is welcomed by some, others firmly contest it and […]