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Djely Tapa : Dankoroba à la Cinquième Salle

Fri 26 Feb 2027 • 08:00 pm Africa / Afro Fusion / Mandingo Blues
Cinquième Salle - Montréal 35,61$ ou 40,75$
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Entre blues du désert, traditions mandingues et sonorités électroniques, une voix s’élève – puissante, libre, engagée. Avec Dankoroba, Djely Tapa poursuit sa vision artistique à la croisée des cultures malienne et occidentale : passées, présentes et futures. Ambassadrice de la djeliya et cantatrice moderne, Djely Tapa chante dans les langues malinké, bambara, khassonké et parfois en français – ici et à l’international. Son spectacle, intime et cosmique, oscille entre traditions maliennes et afrofuturisme. Ses chansons portent un message de force, d’amour, d’espoir et se font l’écho de luttes féministes et sociales. Née au Mali dans une illustre famille de griots, elle baigne depuis l’enfance dans un art multiséculaire. Sa mère est l’une des grandes voix contemporaines du Mali et son père est un légendaire danseur et chanteur. Djely Tapa est une auteure-compositrice-interprète basée à Montréal. Son premier album solo Barokan, réalisé par Caleb Rimtobaye (AfrotroniX) et Eli Levinson, remporte en 2020 le JUNO du meilleur album canadien en musique du monde. Son deuxième opus, Dankoroba, reçoit le prix JUNO dans la catégorie Album musique globale en 2025.

Between desert blues, Mandinka traditions, and electronic sounds, a voice rises—powerful, free, and committed. With Dankoroba, Djely Tapa furthers her artistic vision at the crossroads of Malian and Western cultures: past, present, and future. Both an ambassador of the djeliya tradition and a modern singer, Djely Tapa sings in Malinké, Bambara, Khassonké, and sometimes in French—both locally and internationally. Her intimate yet cosmic performances fluctuate between Malian traditions and Afrofuturism. Her songs carry a message of strength, love, and hope, echoing feminist and social struggles. Born in Mali into an illustrious family of griots, she has been immersed in this centuries-old art since childhood. Her mother is one of Mali’s leading contemporary voices, and her father is a legendary dancer and singer. Djely Tapa is a Montreal-based singer-songwriter. Her debut solo album, Barokan, produced by Caleb Rimtobaye (AfrotroniX) and Eli Levinson, won the 2020 JUNO Award for World Music Album of the Year. Her second album, Dankoroba, was awarded the 2025 JUNO for Global Music Album of the Year.

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