The group Tupinambá, with Mariana Corado (violin and vocals), Filipe Dourado (cavaquinho), Caio Marcio Santos (guitar), Miguel Couto (drums), and Manu Paillardon (bass), has structured its set to transport its audience into a captivating sensory experience. With one foot in Brazil, the other in France, and their hearts here, their heads in the tropical canopy, Tupinambá sincerely conveys the emotion of a sensitive, radiant repertoire. Let yourself be enchanted by the music of Tupinambá; the journey is just a few steps away.

Clémence de Tournemire Quartet with Clémence de Tournemire (vocals), Ludovic Allainmat (piano), Yann Phayphet (bass), and Faraj Fakhoury (drums). Clémence de Tournemire, accompanied by her three musicians, invites you tonight at Les Bascules to a vibrant journey through jazz and soul. From Nina Simone to Amy Winehouse, by way of Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles, let yourself be carried away by a selection of carefully chosen pieces, revisited with sensitivity and energy. Welcome to a musical moment full of good vibrations!

Pop Pirate Trio with Cyril Bernhard – guitar, Matis Regnault – double bass; Arnaud Bichon – drums. Pop Pirate offers a repertoire of soul, rhythm and blues, and pop classics, interpreted with freedom, audacity, and humor. From Otis Redding to the Bee Gees, the trio plays with conventions and subverts clichés, without worrying about what others might say, but with all due respect

Maria Luma Quartet with Maria Luma – Vocals and Percussion; Rubinho Antunes – Trumpet and Drums; Jean Brogat-Motte – Guitar; Júlia Donley – Flute and Pandeiro. Maria Luma is a sonic gardener who conveys the warmth of Brazilian music and the boundless affection that characterizes it. Her sonic flowers, bathed in sunlight weave between France and Brazil.

weave hanging gardens between France and Brazil.

Saturday, March 14: Daudine Trio with Ludovic Prieur on double bass; Pierre Bouchard on drums; Laudine Oheix on guitar and vocals. Through music blending chanson, folk, pop, and jazz, Daudine shares her stories, which are also, in a way, your own. With language as refined as it is direct, she transports the listener with her gentle poetry, enhanced by a trio performance that draws on a variety of influences.

Los Arregladores with Baptiste Herbin: saxophones, Minino Garay: percussion, Leo Montana: piano, Patricio Lisboa: double bass. With Los Arregladores / The Arrangers, Baptiste Herbin and Minino Garay combine their musical worlds to revisit and rehabilitate Latin American songs that French audiences often know… without knowing their true origins, as well as some of the most beautiful jazz standards. A scholarly, sensitive, and audacious album that invites us to listen to songs we thought we already knew in a new light.

DEVERA, featuring Lucie Guillem (vocals), Jean Saint Loubert Bié (piano), Basile Guéguen (drums), and Nicolas Fleury (double bass), offers a repertoire of Brazilian music, including MPB, samba, and bossa nova. They perform their favorite songs, from Elis Regina to Milton Nascimento, as well as the great classics.

Stéphane Huchard’s “ORIGINAL BE-POP” features Éric Séva on baritone saxophone, Mattéo Pastorino on bass clarinet, Didier Havet on sousaphone, and Stéphane Huchard on drums. ORIGINAL BE-POP is a unique project that breaks the mold with its deliberately unconventional lineup. This extraordinary quartet takes on the great classics of pop music. Blending the evocative power of iconic tracks with the freedom of expression inherent in jazz, their sound offers a unique playground: organic, modern, and resolutely audacious.

Marta Domingo Quintette Salsa avec MARTA DOMINGO : voix ; CLAIRE LAMOTHE : piano ; CLARA NOLL : basse ; MAGALI BOUCHARLAT : percussion & EMILIE LAROUBINE : flute, saxophone.

Plongez dans l’univers ensoleillé et vibrant de la musique latine, avec ce quintet complice et généreux… Laissez-vous emporter par les rythmes enivrants : salsa, cumbia, boléro, cha-cha-cha… Le temps d’une soirée dansante et lumineuse.

The Émilie Hedou Trio, featuring Nicolas Blampain on guitar, Hervé Pouliquen on double bass, and Émilie Hedou on vocals, delivers a truly vibrant performance, inviting the audience on a timeless journey filled with imagination and a deep connection. The three voices, combined with a whimsical stage presence, create a remarkable dynamic for this trio, which seamlessly blends original compositions with covers of songs by artists such as Nina Simone, Janis Joplin, Tom Waits, and Etta James.