Saturday 21 March, 20:00

Voix de Fête Festival: Juliette Magnevasoa & Beth & Patricia

Booking Required

Part of the Festival Voix de Fête, this concert pairs Juliette Magnevasoa and the Geneva duo Beth & Patricia in an intimate evening of voice-led folk and acoustic textures. Juliette blends Malagasy roots with other influences, shaping a sensitive, living songwriting voice. Beth & Patricia mix guitar and cavaquinho, drawing on memories of Praia to turn nostalgia into tenderness on stage. The programme favours close listening and warm, immediate musical storytelling.

Chemin de Mancy 61,
1245 Collonge-Bellerive
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