The Tamanoir de Gennevilliers opens its season with Nawel Ben Kraiem and Amel Zen. Two voices from Tunisia and Algeria, two routes built in France, and the same way to make dialogue between North African heritages, rock, song and contemporary poetry. Saturday, September 26, Le Tamanoir opens its new season with an evening that sums up quite well the place taken today by Franco-Maghrébin creations in current music. Nawel Ben Kraiem and Amel Zen d…
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The Tamanoir de Gennevilliers opens its season with Nawel Ben Kraiem and Amel Zen. Two voices from Tunisia and Algeria, two routes built in France, and the same way to make dialogue between North African heritages, rock, song and contemporary poetry. Saturday, September 26, Le Tamanoir opens its new season with an evening that sums up quite well the place taken today by Franco-Maghrébin creations in current music. Nawel Ben Kraiem and Amel Zen d…