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Syli d’Or : Rooty Naky And The Rootables & Sal de Calle au Balattou

Wed 04 Mar 2026 • 08:30 pm Afro-Cuban / Jazz / Zouglou
Club Balattou - Montréal Gratuit
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Formé en 2021 dans la région d’Ottawa-Gatineau, Rooty Naky and the Rootables est un groupe aux sonorités métissées, puisant dans le reggae, la neo soul, l’afrobeats et diverses influences africaines. Mené par Rooty Naky (chanteur et guitariste), le collectif réunit Queen Abi, Howie, Jerry, King David, Chris Leblanc, Blaise et Marco, unis par une même énergie et une vision musicale tournée vers la paix, l’amour et la justice. Depuis leurs débuts, ils se produisent sur de nombreuses scènes locales, notamment au festival de la rue Eddy et à l’Afrofest en 2024, puis au Kichesippi Festival et à l’Afrofest Ottawa en 2025. Leur premier single, SEÏKO, a marqué un tournant, remportant l’adhésion du public. Multilingues, ils chantent en français, anglais et dans plusieurs langues africaines, créant un pont entre cultures et générations. Leur devise, « Humanity First » (L’humanité d’abord), résume leur mission : célébrer la diversité et rappeler que, par-delà les différences, c’est l’humanité qui nous unit tous.
Sal de Calle est un collectif musical qui fusionne les rythmes afro-cubains (son, rumba, musique sacrée) avec l’énergie et la liberté du jazz. Réunissant des musiciens de Cuba, du Brésil, de France et du Canada, il crée une musique vibrante où se mêlent chants puissants, percussions envoûtantes et improvisations audacieuses. Chaque performance est une célébration vivante, alliant ferveur rythmique et richesse instrumentale, offrant une expérience à la fois festive et immersive. Au-delà de la danse et du partage, Sal de Calle rend hommage à une histoire profondément marquée par l’héritage afro-descendant, une mémoire de souffrance et de résilience qui a donné naissance à un foisonnement artistique libérateur. À travers cette fusion, le collectif tisse un pont entre tradition et modernité, incarnant la force et la beauté d’une culture en perpétuelle évolution.

Formed in 2021 in the Ottawa-Gatineau area, Rooty Naky and the Rootables blends reggae, neo soul, afrobeats, and a variety of African musical influences. Led by Rooty Naky (singer and guitarist), the band features Queen Abi, Howie, Jerry, King David, Chris Leblanc, Blaise, and Marco—a collective united by a vibrant energy and a shared message of peace, love, and justice. Since their debut, they have performed at numerous local events, including Festival de la rue Eddy and Afrofest in 2024, followed by Kichesippi Festival and Afrofest Ottawa in 2025. Their first single, SEÏKO, was warmly received and marked an important milestone in their musical journey. Multilingual in French, English, and several African languages, they create a universal connection that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers. Their guiding motto, “Humanity First,” encapsulates their vision: celebrating diversity and reminding everyone that, beyond our differences, it is our shared humanity that truly unites us.
Sal de Calle is a musical collective that blends Afro-Cuban rhythms (son, rumba, sacred music) with the energy and freedom of jazz. Bringing together musicians from Cuba, Brazil, France, and Canada, the group creates a vibrant sound where powerful vocals, mesmerizing percussion, and bold improvisations come together. Each performance is a dynamic celebration, combining rhythmic intensity with rich instrumentation for a festive and immersive experience. Beyond dance and celebration, Sal de Calle pays tribute to the Afro-descendant heritage, a history of struggle and resilience that has given rise to a powerful artistic expression. Through this fusion, the collective builds a bridge between tradition and modernity, embodying the strength and beauty of an ever-evolving culture.

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