Festival International Nuits D’Afrique 37ème édition - Delgres

Festival International Nuits D’Afrique 37ème édition - Delgres

In-person Event
July 14th 2023
9:00 pm / Doors: 8:00 pm

4521 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC, Canada, H2T 1R2, Montréal, QC, Canada
For more information about this event, please contact Les Productions Le Ministère at info@leministere.ca.

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Metallic acoustics of the bottleneck slide over Dobro strings, coupled with the tuba-like sousaphone and rhythmic drumming, animate Antillean beguine, quadrille and mazurka dance rhythms with blues and rock. At times fiery and raw or sunny and uplifting, their rebellious music simply can’t be ignored!

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Metallic acoustics of the bottleneck slide over Dobro strings, coupled with the tuba-like sousaphone and rhythmic drumming, animate Antillean beguine, quadrille and mazurka dance rhythms with blues and rock. At times fiery and raw or sunny and uplifting, their rebellious music simply can’t be ignored!

Refunds
Until the event starts
Exchanges
Until the event starts
Free for children
No free access
Access for persons with mobility impairment
No
Free for Accompanying Person
No

Less than 8 minute walk from Mont-Royal subway station.

Parking places available in neighboring streets.

info@leministere.ca
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Delgres (Guadeloupe)

“Intoxicating West Indian hard blues” (La Presse, 2021). Delgres’ rebellious intensity inspires enthusiasm everywhere it goes. No surprise, their music has a revolutionary feel like no other.
Metallic acoustics of the bottleneck slide over Dobro strings, coupled with the tuba-like sousaphone and rhythmic drumming, animate Antillean beguine, quadrille and mazurka dance rhythms with blues and rock. Nominated in 2019 for a Victoires de la Musique award—the French equivalent of a Grammy—for best world music album, they sing in French or Creole to music that is at times fiery and raw or sunny and uplifting in a way that simply can’t be ignored. 

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