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Festival Orientalys : Bollywood sans répit ! au Quai de l’Horloge

Sat 15 Aug 2026 • 06:15 pm danse / DJ set / South Asian
Quai de l’Horloge - Montréal Gratuit
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Atelier de danse Bollywood – 18H15
Avant que le spectacle ne commence, les artistes vous convient à une mise en mouvement joyeuse et libératrice. Pas besoin d’être danseur. Des instructeurs professionnels de Veils of Bollywood vous initient aux fondamentaux de la danse Bollywood : mudras, pas cadencés, énergie collective. Tous les âges, tous les niveaux. Le public devient participant avant même que le rideau ne se lève.
Veils of Bollywood ft Veils of Punjab – 19H00
Six danseurs investissent la scène dans un spectacle de couleurs, de rythmes et d’histoires. Trois artistes de Veils of Bollywood, trois membres de la troupe Kohinoor : ensemble, ils traversent l’Inde région par région, style par style. Bhangra du Pendjab, ferveur soufie, sensualité du Garba, rigueur du Kathak, grâce du Bharatanatyam, éclat du Bollywood. Chaque tableau apporte ses costumes, ses musiques, son souffle propre. Une célébration vibrante où tradition et modernité ne se choisissent pas : elles dansent ensemble.
Qafila – 19H45
Quatre musiciens, une musique jouée live, et soudain le temps change de rythme. Le Qafila, quatuor montréalais de musique classique sud-asiatique, offre une performance d’une intensité différente : plus intérieure, plus dense. Rythmes profonds, mélodies suspendues, émotions à fleur de corde. Le moment nécessaire qui donne à la soirée toute sa profondeur.
DJ Plink avec musicien live, mascottes et danseurs VOB – 20H30
En clôture, DJ Plink s’empare des platines pour une fusion Bollywood, Desi et électro. Un musicien live l’accompagne, les danseurs de Veils of Bollywood enflamment la scène, et deux mascottes hautes en couleur sillonnent l’espace, posent pour les photos, et transforment la soirée en fête totale. La musique déferle, le dancefloor s’embrase, et Orientalys referme la nuit comme il sait le faire : dans la joie, le mouvement et l’inoubliable.

Bollywood Dance Workshop – 6:15 PM
Before the show begins, the artists invite you to a joyful, liberating warm-up. No dance experience required. Professional instructors from Veils of Bollywood guide you through the fundamentals of Bollywood dance: mudras, cadenced steps, collective energy. All ages, all levels welcome. The audience becomes part of the show before the curtain even rises.
Veils of Bollywood ft Veils of Punjab – 7:00 PM
Six dancers take over the stage in a show of color, rhythm, and story. Three artists from Veils of Bollywood, three members of the Kohinoor troupe: together, they travel through India region by region, style by style. Punjabi bhangra, Sufi fervor, the sensuality of Garba, the discipline of Kathak, the grace of Bharatanatyam, the sparkle of Bollywood. Each tableau brings its own costumes, its own music, its own energy. A vibrant celebration where tradition and modernity aren’t a choice; they dance together.
Qafila – 7:45 PM
Four musicians, live music, and suddenly time shifts rhythm. Qafila, a Montreal quartet devoted to classical South Asian music, offers a different kind of intensity: more inward, more dense. Deep rhythms, suspended melodies, emotion resting just beneath the surface of every string. The necessary pause that gives the evening its depth.
DJ Deep Patel with live musician, mascots, and VOB dancers – 8:30 PM
To close the night, DJ Deep Patel takes over the decks for a fusion of Bollywood, Desi, and electro. A live musician joins him, the Veils of Bollywood dancers set the stage ablaze, and two colorful mascots roam the crowd, pose for photos, and turn the evening into an all-out celebration. The music surges, the dance floor catches fire, and Orientalys closes out the night exactly the way it knows how: with joy, movement, and moments no one will forget.

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