Author Topic: EXTRA MUSICA WILL BE BACK IN FRANCE SOON  (Read 4047 times)

archos on: December 29, 2017, 13:38

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after 12 years or something like that,extra musica will be back performing in france starting with bataclan early next year

Matebu #1 on: December 29, 2017, 17:17

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archos #2 on: December 29, 2017, 17:28

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Which one?  :D

 The roga roga one, i also hear roga dreams of joining the list of those who did bercy on their own

Jdog #3 on: December 31, 2017, 09:33

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Roga Roga playing a Bercy Lol, a pema. I do hope European concerts come back for artists of both concerts but you have to be realistic, unless there would be a big buzz from old and newer generation fans who like the generiques.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

Matebu #4 on: December 31, 2017, 20:49

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lol, itll be the first Bercy where the crowd falls asleep due to an overdose of monotony. Artists should aim for the smaller, but prestigious halls like Élysée Montmartre.

Realistically, the one African artist that can get a Bercy contract with ease and have a concert in peace is Youssou n'dour.

mokosarkani #5 on: January 01, 2018, 02:24

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lol, itll be the first Bercy where the crowd falls asleep due to an overdose of monotony. Artists should aim for the smaller, but prestigious halls like Élysée Montmartre.

Realistically, the one African artist that can get a Bercy contract with ease and have a concert in peace is Youssou n'dour.


salif keita

Manzambi94 #6 on: January 01, 2018, 04:19

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lol, itll be the first Bercy where the crowd falls asleep due to an overdose of monotony. Artists should aim for the smaller, but prestigious halls like Élysée Montmartre.

Realistically, the one African artist that can get a Bercy contract with ease and have a concert in peace is Youssou n'dour.
There are a lot of African artist who can do Bercy with esse Toofan, Arafat, speaking about youngsters, Akon, Jidenna, Die Antwoord, P-Square, Flavour, Sarkodie, K'Naan and many others

Matebu #7 on: January 01, 2018, 04:39

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Salif Kieta is a good candidate, although he's getting up in years and is semi-retired.

lol, itll be the first Bercy where the crowd falls asleep due to an overdose of monotony. Artists should aim for the smaller, but prestigious halls like Élysée Montmartre.

Realistically, the one African artist that can get a Bercy contract with ease and have a concert in peace is Youssou n'dour.
There are a lot of African artist who can do Bercy with esse Toofan, Arafat, speaking about youngsters, Akon, Jidenna, Die Antwoord, P-Square, Flavour, Sarkodie, K'Naan and many others

Without getting too specific - Nigerian and anglophone African artists aren't that big in France. Akon is a hasbeen just about everywhere now except Senegal.

People barely showed up for Arafat's Bataclan recently, which Fally helped promote. Toofan, they don't have have a big arsenal of hits.

I was leaning towards the non-diaspora artists. But yea young diaspora artists Maître Gims, MHD, Booba, Youssoupha & Bomaye music, Jidenna, etc. are all popular enough there to have Bercy concerts if they wanted. Also Passi in his prime years
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