Talike’n Beko

Talike n’Beko is a musical creation that brings together three versatile and talented artists from southern Madagascar. Tovo de Mada, Sisike, and Talike Gelle take you on a journey to the heart of the Great Island, discovering the richness of Malagasy culture. The ancestral worship, rites, traditions, and customs of the Antandroy ethnic group blend into this magical music sung in dialect. The performance features both original compositions and traditional works, with a prominent place given to traditional Malagasy instruments such as the langoro (Malagasy war drum) and the katsa (a typical rattle made from a tin can).

The songs are accompanied by traditional dances such as Banaike, Mangononoke, Tsinjabe, Tsimoniny, Tsotsoboke, Tsipatike, Tombodraike, Zilikala, and Poakileke. Dressed in traditional attire, barefoot or wearing Kapa hana, with Maromogny and Dokodoko hats on their heads, Talike’n Beko offers a truly unique musical show.

MANIAK PADOUE

Maniak Padoue Climbing Gym was born in the minds of four passionate climbers who transformed this neo-Gothic, abandoned church in Forest into a climbing temple. The architectural heritage of the place has been beautifully preserved. Stained glass windows, altar, the religious past of Maniak Padoue is never far away. In total, there are nearly 1400 m2 of climbing walls rising in the heart of the Saint-Antoine district to a dizzying height of 18.5 meters. Route climbing under the nave’s vault, a bouldering area, an adjustable and connected wall with LED holds, if you walk through the door, you might just want to climb to the top in this totally unique gym.

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