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Flavia Nascimento au Club Balattou

Sun 05 Jun 2022 • 09:00 pm Brazilian / Pop
Club Balattou - Montréal 10$
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Saltimbanque dans l’âme, Flàvia Nascimento promène de festivals en événements populaires sa voix ambrée par le chaud soleil de son Brésil natal. S’appuyant sur sa formation de comédienne et sur son passé d’artiste de cirque, elle offre des prestations émouvantes et sensuelles, respirant la joie, le bonheur et l’authenticité. Expressive et généreuse, drôle et tendre à la fois, Flàvia Nascimento, de sa personnalité lumineuse, donne un relief particulier à ses compositions originales inspirées tant de la musique afro-brésilienne que de la musique populaire brésilienne, qu’elle interprète en français et en portugais.   

Native du Brésil, Flavia Nascimento commence sa carrière artistique comme comédienne diplômée du Théâtre Universitaire de Belo Horizonte.

Elle fait partie de la pièce Les Sorcières de Salem, part en tournée pendant un an avec la comédie musicale Mulheres de Hollanda et cofonde le groupe de théâtre d’éducation populaire CaraCara, qui sensibilise les communautés à prendre soin de l’environnement.

Animant des ateliers de cirque auprès des jeunes en difficultés, Flávia démarre son parcours de clown et d’échassière. Après bien des aventures circassiennes au Brésil, elle vient s’installer en 2001 dans la Ville de Québec.

Assez vite, cette lumineuse artiste polyvalente se fait connaître dans le paysage culturel de Québec. Flávia sillonne les fêtes de quartier et de rue, les événements populaires, les festivals. Partout où l’on veut faire éclater la fête, on fait appel à Flávia ! L’émission Belle et Bum l’a d’ailleurs invitée, aux commandes de Pé na Rua, lors de son passage à l’Impérial de Québec en 2007.

En 2014, elle profite d’un voyage en famille au Brésil et de sa rencontre avec le musicien brésilien Betinho Muniz, pour y graver son premier CD solo. Flávia se lance alors dans la production de son premier spectacle solo au Théâtre Granada de Sherbrooke, accompagnée par ses quatre musiciens qu’elle surnomme affectueusement son Plus Petit Big Band.

L’amitié entre Muniz et Flávia et leur partenariat musical donnent naissance à un nouvel album en 2016.

Le spectacle est un succès et Flávia enchaîne les spectacles et festivals comme le Festival Luminato de Toronto, le Mundial à Montréal, concerts au Palais Montcalm de Québec et au Festival d’été de Québec. En 2015, elle remporte le Prix étoiles Stingray Musique pour une performance remarquable pendant l’événement.

An acrobat at heart, Flàvia Nascimento travels from festivals to popular events with her voice ambered by the warm sun of her native Brazil. Drawing on her training as an actress and her past as a circus artist, she offers moving and sensual performances, breathing joy, happiness and authenticity. Expressive and generous, funny and tender at the same time, Flàvia Nascimento, with her luminous personality, gives a particular relief to her original compositions inspired as much by Afro-Brazilian music as by popular Brazilian music, which she interprets in French and Portuguese.   

Born in Brazil, Flavia Nascimento began her artistic career as an actress who graduated from the University Theater of Belo Horizonte.

She was part of the play The Witches of Salem, toured for a year with the musical Mulheres de Hollanda and co-founded the popular education theater group CaraCara, which educates communities to take care of the environment.

While teaching circus workshops to young people in difficulty, Flávia began her career as a clown and stilt walker. After many circus adventures in Brazil, she moved to Quebec City in 2001.

Soon, this luminous and versatile artist became known in the cultural landscape of Quebec City. Flávia travels to neighborhood and street parties, popular events and festivals. Wherever people want to make the party pop, they call on Flávia! The TV show Belle et Bum invited her, at the helm of Pé na Rua, during her performance at the Impérial de Québec in 2007.

In 2014, she took advantage of a family trip to Brazil and her meeting with Brazilian musician Betinho Muniz, to record her first solo CD. Flávia then embarked on the production of her first solo show at the Granada Theatre in Sherbrooke, accompanied by her four musicians whom she affectionately nicknamed her Plus Petit Big Band.

The friendship between Muniz and Flávia and their musical partnership gave birth to a new album in 2016.

The show is a success and Flávia performs in a series of shows and festivals such as the Luminato Festival in Toronto, the Mundial in Montreal, concerts at the Palais Montcalm in Quebec City and the Quebec City Summer Festival. In 2015, she won the Stingray Music Star Award for a remarkable performance during the event.

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