Saturday 21 November, 20:00

Cœur de pirate

Booking Required

Béatrice Martin performs under the name Cœur de pirate, a defining voice in francophone pop for over fifteen years. Her songwriting pairs jewel-like piano melodies with bursts of disco, introspective lyricism and soaring emotion. With a singular breath and an intimate, incisive voice, she balances tenderness and surprise across six acclaimed albums that range from subtle ballads to vibrant pop. This concert offers a concentrated encounter with her evocative repertoire.

In French.

Place des Volontaires 4,
1204 Genève
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