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Salif Keita – La voix d’or de l’Afrique au Théâtre Maisonneuve

Sun 02 May 2027 • 04:00 pm Africa / afro-pop / Mandingo Blues
Théâtre Maisonneuve - Montréal De 62,54$ à 96,73$
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La voix d’or de l’Afrique, Salif Keita, fait son grand retour à Montréal avec un nouvel album et entouré de dix musiciens. Pionnier de la musique africaine contemporaine, il porte l’une des voix les plus légendaires de sa génération – mariant l’héritage mandingue aux sonorités du jazz, du funk, du rhythm and blues et des musiques du monde. Un spectacle magistral! Chaque apparition de Salif Keita possède la densité des grands rendez-vous. Depuis plus de cinquante ans, l’artiste malien s’impose sur les scènes du monde avec une voix engagée et un timbre immédiatement reconnaissable : puissant, lumineux, traversé de fragilité autant que de majesté. Sa voix porte une mémoire qui traverse les frontières et devient, avec le temps, un continent à elle seule. Son héritage musical, lui, est monumental. Cumulant 5 nominations aux GRAMMY Awards® et 75 albums, Salif Keita a façonné un genre qui a ouvert les portes du monde à l’afro-pop, fusionnant tradition et innovation d’une manière intemporelle et révolutionnaire. Ses albums emblématiques Soro, Amen, Moffou ou La Différence ont marqué l’histoire de la musique du monde moderne, alors que des titres comme Yamore, Madan ou Africa continuent de résonner bien au-delà des générations et des continents. Salif Keita est également défenseur des droits des personnes atteintes d’albinisme et fondateur de l’organisme Salif Keita Global Foundation. Pour lui, chanter n’est jamais seulement interpréter : c’est transmettre, réparer, rassembler.

Africa’s golden voice, Salif Keita, makes his grand return to Montréal with a new album, accompanied by ten musicians. A pioneer of contemporary African music, he possesses one of the most legendary voices of his generation — blending Mandingue heritage with the sounds of jazz, funk, rhythm and blues, and world music. A truly masterful performance! Every appearance by Salif Keita carries the weight of a major musical event. For more than fifty years, the Malian artist has commanded stages around the world with a socially conscious voice and an instantly recognizable timbre: powerful, luminous, marked by both fragility and majesty. His voice carries a memory that crosses borders and, over time, becomes a continent unto itself. His musical legacy is monumental. With 5 GRAMMY Awards® nominations and 75 albums to his name, Salif Keita has shaped a genre that helped open the world’s doors to Afro-pop, fusing tradition and innovation in a way that is both timeless and revolutionary. His landmark albums Soro, Amen, Moffou and La Différence have left their mark on the history of modern world music, while songs such as Yamore, Madan and Africa continue to resonate across generations and continents. Salif Keita is also an advocate for the rights of people with albinism and the founder of the Salif Keita Global Foundation. For him, singing is never merely a matter of performing: it is a way of transmitting, healing and bringing people together.

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