Wednesday 22 April, 20:00

Zina Daoudia

Booking Required

Zina Daoudia brings a contagiously festive energy, transforming traditional chaâbi rhythms and Raï melodies into an exuberant live experience. Her charismatic presence and powerful voice lead listeners through fast-moving dance grooves and intimate vocal moments, while call-and-response exchanges with the crowd heighten the shared intensity. The performance balances raw vocal power with textured instrumental colours, creating a warm, communal atmosphere that invites movement and celebration.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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