A few days ago, he announced in a video posted on Facebook that he had just arrived on “mahori” soil and promised a friendly atmosphere. “ It’s going to be hot ! “. The singer-songwriter of Mahavavy will tour Mayotte on November 8, 14, 15, 21 and 22. Old-style salegy will resonate on Hippocampe Island for five days. It had been ages since the singer had met his aficionados Mahorais. This will be a golden opportunity. Of course, he will perform his classics like “ Mandrôra mantsilagny » and other hits from the 1980s and 1990s will be played. Indeed, nostalgic people will remember the diaspora by listening to “ Mahogoma’s wife “. Yes, Mily is one of the singers who marked the second half of the 1980s. An outstanding music lover, he was able to fuse various cadences, namely rock, reggae, salegy, funk. Consequently, pieces have been perpetuated, “ Love each other » is one example among many others. Halfway between rock and reggae, this music is still appreciated by the public and by the younger generation. Moreover, it is the subject of several occasions. The Mahorais know the Malagasy singer since most of the elders spent their vacations in the northern part of Madagascar, the artist’s stronghold. In addition, his voice crossed the borders of the Big Island, the echo spread in the South-West Indian Ocean region. In addition, more than 30% of Mahorais speak the northern Sakalava dialect. Naturally, the message is transmitted in a fluid manner… Despite the 300 km that separate them, Mayotte and Madagascar share the same culture. Apart from speaking, musical conjugation presents similar structures. The reason why the Malagasy recognize themselves through the M’godro. In turn, the salegy from Madagascar transports the Mahorais cousins. Mily Clément will not only offer shows, but an intention to further weave this cultural link. Nostalgic people will remember their childhood, the days of the 4L, the 404 covered. Those who are homesick will enjoy the moment, the natives will savor every note composed by the Ankarabe virtuoso.
Iss Heridiny