Fatoumata Diawara

Part 1 :IMANY
With Voodoo Cello, singer Imany casts a spell on 8 cellos in order to transform essential hits from the history of pop (ranging from Radiohead to Cat Stevens and including Donna Summer, Hozier, t.A.T.u., Bob Marley…). Without affectation, she uses the combined magic of the strings and her voice to bewitch the spectators and awaken their minds to female power.
Part 2 : Angélique Kidjo
Angélique Kidjo, five-time GRAMMY® award-winner, is today one of the greatest artists in international music. She received the prestigious Crystal Award 2015 from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland and the Ambassador of Conscience Award 2016 from Amnesty International. A real performer, her striking voice, her stage presence and her multicultural influences have earned her the respect of her peers and carried her beyond the borders of Africa.
Part 3 : Fatoumata Diawara
Her voice is essential to world music, yet Fatoumata Diawara remains unclassifiable: Afro-pop, Afro-folk, Afro-futurism… Between tradition and modernity, her guitar in hand, she brings the Wassoulou rhythms and vocal techniques of West Africa back into fashion. This singer, composer, musician and actress, who figures among the muses of African female voices, keeps on surprising us through her collaborations with artists ranging from Herbie Hancock, Roberto Fonseca, -M-, AngeÌ�lique Kidjo, Disclosure, Lauryn Hill to Abderrahmane Sissako and Philippe Godeau for cinema and theatre…