Leïla Huissoud, initially discovered on “The Voice” and renowned for her debut album “L’Ombre,” is set to captivate audiences at the Spectacles Onésiens with her third album “La maladresse.” This new release takes a more electronic and melancholic turn, delving into the unexpected and darker sides of life. Despite the challenges of an artist’s life, Leïla draws inspiration from the marginalized, turning her experiences into poetic and moving music.
At La Cité Bleue, Bach and the Bible is a powerful and intimate performance by director Omar Porras and pianist Cédric Pescia. The show weaves together sacred biblical texts and Bach’s keyboard music, exploring the deep spiritual dialogue between word and sound. Porras voices the Gospels, Psalms, and prophecies, while Pescia delivers a luminous, heartfelt interpretation of Bach’s meditations.
Neither a recital nor a theatrical reading, the performance invites audiences—believers or not—to rediscover the universal spiritual depth of Bach’s music rooted in the Bible, creating a moving journey of meaning, beauty, and silence.
