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Paris 2024, le concert événement : Gims sur la tour Eiffel… Ces performances hors du commun attendues

A un an de l'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques à Paris, France Télévisions a dévoilé les artistes qui se produiront pour le concert d'ouverture aux côtés d'athlètes qui performeront pour le show.

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Danse avec les stars 2021 : guérie du Covid-19, Karine Ferri annonce son retour en fanfare

Ce vendredi 15 octobre 2021, Karine Ferri a annoncé sur son compte Instagram son grand retour sur le plateau de Danse avec les stars ce soir sur TF1. Une nouvelle qui a ravi les fans, qui ont été nombreux à être soulagés qu'elle ne soit plus malade.

Du 26 juillet au 11 aout 2024, Paris va vibrer aux rythmes des jeux olympiques. C'est la troisième fois que les JO sont organisés dans la capitale française après 1900 et 1924. Sur son site internet, France Télévisions a annoncé l'organisation d'un grand concert dans tout juste un an. Pour animer cette soirée, Laury Thilleman , miss France 2011, sera de la partie aux côtés du journaliste sportif Laurent Luyat . Ce duo sera épaulé par Tony Estanguet , champion olympique de Canoë et coprésident du comité de candidature Paris 2024.

Fans zones, Club France ... voici où vous pourrez rencontrer les médaillés et célébrer leurs victoires durant les JO de #Paris2024 ▶ #JT13h pic.twitter.com/s4itc5xFAC — Info France 2 (@infofrance2) July 24, 2023

France Télévisions annonce un show époustouflant , digne des plus grands événements sportifs mondiaux. Les artistes se produiront depuis le parvis de l'hôtel de ville de Paris et des futurs sites emblématiques de Paris 2024 mais aussi depuis la tour Eiffel, Versailles, le Trocadéro ou encore les quais de Seine. " Ce grand show réunira le temps d'un soir la musique et le sport, à travers des live et tableaux d'exception " , a annoncé France Télévisions. "Tout au long de la soirée, artistes et sportifs se dépasseront à travers des performances en musique, pour aller toujours plus haut, plus fort, plus loin et célébrer les valeurs fondamentales de l'olympisme !" , a ajouté le groupe sur son site.

JO de Paris : un parterre d'artistes pour la soirée d'ouverture

Pour cette soirée d'ouverture des JO de Paris, Gims a accepté l'invitation. Le chanteur était déjà de la fête lors de la finale de la coupe du monde de football au Qatar le 18 décembre dernier. En juillet 2024, il donnera un concert du haut de la tour Eiffel en parallèle de Matthias Dandois, neuf fois champion du monde de BMX qui performera sur la musique de l'interprète de Sapés comme jamais.

Le pianiste de renommé mondiale Lang Lang s'invitera, quant à lui, sur les bords de la Seine, à la piscine Joséphine-Baker, pour un duo de natation synchronisé. Et puis, le danseur et chorégraphe Rachid Ouramdane rencontrera le musicien Ibrahim Maalouf pour un moment suspendu au théâtre national de Chaillot, à deux pas de la tour Eiffel. Ofenbach, Santa, Soolking, Patrick Fiori, Aimé Simone, Naps ou encore Amir participeront également à cette cérémonie d'ouverture.

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The New Maître Gims Documentary Shows French Music History in the Making

• By Catherine Rickman
• September 18, 2020

“It’s very hard to pigeonhole me,” narrates Maître GIMS at the opening of his new documentary, GIMS: On the Record .

And he’s right. The French-Congolese rapper is a mega star as well as physical proof of the evolution of French pop music over the last couple of decades. He’s the most-played artist on French radio , having sold more than 5 million albums. His influences span everything from reggaeton to manga. And you never quite know what he’s going to do next.

In 2019, GIMS became the first African, the first rapper, and the first urban singer to perform at the Stade de France outside Paris, in a sold-out show of 72,000 people. But in the months leading up to this historic event, GIMS let a Netflix crew take a trip back through his personal history.

GIMS was born in 1986 in Kinshasa, Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo), as Gandhi Bilel Djuna. GIMS’s parents moved to Paris when he was a toddler, to escape the wrath of Joseph-Désiré Mobutu, then the dictator of Zaire. The politician was notorious for seeking vengeance on his enemies, and GIMS’s father, the popular African singer Djanana Djuna, had released a song critical of Mobutu. GIMS spent most of his childhood in welfare homes and squats, coming back from school some days to find that his “home,” with no hot water or shower, had been raided by police, and that they had to find a new place to stay. At 15, after his parents’ divorce, he dropped out of school, and spent his days wandering the streets of Paris, sleeping in stairwells and on metro cars. It was around this time that GIMS met rappers Maska, Lefa, and Barack Adama, with whom he formed the group Sexion d’Assaut, generally considered to be the group responsible for the rap revival in France, circa 2010.

Part of GIMS’s charm at the start was his “grosse voix,” or “big voice,” and his choice to sing in addition to rapping, which had been considered “feminine” by hardcore rappers of the time. But adding sung choruses, in addition to showcasing his dynamic vocal range, allowed him to produce songs that were more accessible to people who didn’t consider themselves rap fans.

“He has a lot of things that people usually don’t like, but people love him,” says his wife, DemDem, with whom he lives in Marrakech with his young children. More than once throughout the documentary he is compared to French soccer celebrity Zenedine Zidane, with commenters weighing in on the surprising success of GIMS’s over-the-top image in France, a country that usually prefers its celebs to keep a low profile, like the famously reserved Zidane.

GIMS is depicted throughout the documentary as a king constantly striving to maintain his crown, a prolific writer who never has a moment when he isn’t thinking about his music. GIMS is number one and feels the pressure to stay there, even as his own brother, Dadju, manages to continually follow him up the charts.

But GIMS understands that flashing bling is only a part of the role of the uppercrust. “You can show off, but after, you give back. You can’t just make people dream. You need to give people opportunities, reach out.” In the documentary, he visits his hometown, and the neighborhood of his infancy, the Yolo quarter in Kinshasa, where you see him promising to do a free concert to wildly adoring fans. And he follows through, later singing to a rapt audience of his countrymen and -women, in what looks like a stage plopped in the middle of a parking lot.

Later on, GIMS and other members of Sexion d’Assaut talk about how converting to Islam acted as an antidote to some of the more negative avenues and attitudes that rappers often get pulled towards, and how, for GIMS, it created a framework for him to be a better father. But he admits that there was a dark side as well, and talks about the ease with which new converts can be “weaponized” if they don’t take the right precautions. Even with that mindset, however, GIMS has had to publicly disavow the increasingly frequent acts of terrorism in France and North Africa, carried out by Muslim extremists.

“The Congolese singer is more than a musician. He’s a politician. Music there is so important that a singer is an ambassador, a representative of the country. People ask more of him.”

Many celebrities try to cast themselves as humble servants to the public, people who are “just like you and me.” But GIMS represents a mold for ethical celebrity founded on an apparently contradictory African attitude: flaunt your wealth, but don’t forget to share it. Remind your fans that they are not like you, but with a little bit of help, someday they could be.

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Le Concert a Munich etait prevu pour 20h00. A 20h15 un DJ commencait a mettre le feu, puis und pose, Gins apparait a 20h50. Il nous fait ecouter ses plus Grands success, quelques uns sont coupes a und duree d une minute, comme und Revue, vite fait.

At 22.00 pile poil le show est Fini. Gims quitte la scene. Pas de retour, pas de regard, pas de bis.

Il a une voix d enfer, mais un Concert dans ce cadre avec peu de monde dans ce club demande Encore plus de cherir ses Fans.

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I've waited years for Maître to come to Stockholm, Sweden and the wait was definitely worth it.

His energy and the stage presence he has is amazing. That voice of his is even more beautiful, he is a true artist.

It was a smal venue but that didn't effect the experience, even with that it was terrific. I can only imagine how it will be when he returns and hopefully he will and do it at a bigger venue.

Thank you so much!

On the app, it informed that doors opened at 715p. Once we arrived, the ushers were very friendly and efficient and informed us that the show would start at 8pm, but we didn't see Maitre Gim until like 1030pm!! The opening acts were lackluster, except the DJ with the long dreads. Maitre Gims was good, his voice is truly unique and unusual. Since I am Congolese and relate to him on this premise, I was hoping for more Congo references: either through dancing or musical instruments.

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Fresh Eyre is a new feature on Afropop.org. in which longtime producer, writer, photographer and musician Banning Eyre offers a more personal take on his 30-plus years immersed in African-related music. His first column takes him back to the place where it all began, Congo!

The first place I ever breathed African air was the mad crazy city of Kinshasa in then-Zaire back in December, 1988. Sean Barlow and I bypassed the relative comfort of Belgian-built downtown and riverside hotels and opted to stay in Matonge, the 24-7 music hub of the city. After rejecting one hotel because it was home to quite a number of rats, we wound up in a room above the Vis a Vis club where then-rising Wenge Musica was in residence, playing routinely until near sunrise on weekend nights. We immediately found ourselves thoroughly immersed in some of the most alluring guitar-driven music I had ever heard. Over a week or so, we took in a succession of performances by Choc Stars, Zaiko Langa Langa, Kofi Olomide, Pepe Kalle and many lesser-known but quite excellent Congolese dance combos.

Matonge felt like a neighborhood, a poor one, but with soul. It was full of street hustles, dubious aromas, impossibly decaying yellow taxis and non-stop Congolese music. The city beyond Matonge was largely baffling to me. There was the dilapidated downtown, a number of forbidding ugly government buildings within which we waited interminable hours in a vain effort to get permission to take photographs on the street (a dangerous undertaking in those days), or to confer with buttoned-up media professionals with shows on state-run radio and television. Beyond that, the city was an endless expanse of unmarked roads weaving through one residential zone after another. It seemed impossible to know one’s way around, and we experienced a number of very long taxi rides through those nameless streets seeking interviews with artists, most memorably the great Papa Wemba, whom we sought valiantly over many days, but never found at home, even though his teenage brother was assisting us as best he could.

Wemba (who died tragically on stage in Abidjan in 2016) became something of an obsession for me, mostly because the sound of his voice raised—and still raises—the hairs on the back of my neck as few things can. Sean and I finally interviewed Wemba in a Boston hotel room when he replaced Franco and TPOK Jazz on the U.S. leg of 1988’s Africa Oye tour. Wemba was an interesting choice for Africa Oye. Most of the music in that traveling show was folkloric. The concluding set by this electrifying contemporary pop artist was aimed at bringing things up to date. Audiences unfamiliar with Congolese music may have had trouble making the leap, but for me, it was ecstatic, the first of many shots of the Kinshasa sound live in America with which we would be blessed all throughout the 1990s.

I got to know Wemba a little. He once tasked me with buying some khaki slacks for him at The Gap in New York. He may have been a sapeur —a member of the "Society of Ambiance-Makers and Elegant People"—but he also had a common touch. On concert stages, we mostly saw variations on his compact and versatile European band. But in 1998 in Harare, I got to see a full-on show by Viva la Musica, the sprawling Kinshasa-based outfit Wemba led in parallel throughout his career. Here were some 25 musicians, singers and dancers on stage, dazzling a delighted Zimbabwean public with an exuberant human spectacle.

That was the image I held in my mind as I attended my first Maitre Gims show at Terminal 5 in New York on Nov. 8. I knew of his 2015 hit “Sape Comme Jamais” (something like “dress to the nines as never before”) and kind of expected a display of fine sapeur fashion and subtly sexy Congolese dancing, however far-flung the music. What I actually saw on stage was light years away from a Viva la Musica extravaganza.

After much buildup, during which some six or seven “special guests” had their moment on stage, Gims appeared to deliver a bracing 90-minute set. He was dressed in a powder blue down jacket, and though he opened the show with “Sape Comme Jamais,” that was as much sapeur action as we got. At one point New York-based guitarist Haile joined Gims for a medley of songs. This was interesting. Haile seemed to be surprising Gims with each number, as if challenging him to improvise or sing bits of popular songs, including Michael Jackson’s “Black or White.” After five or six round of this, Gims complained that Haile hadn’t played any of his songs. Haile obliged with one last blast, a ballad that brought the house down.

Other than that, the entire show was simply Gims and his man DJ Brice--a single charismatic artist on stage with backing tracks. He spoke only French to the mostly-white audience, and it seemed that most of them understood. The goal of the show was apparently to bridge Anglophone and Francophone African music lovers. And I did meet a Zimbabwean friend who had never heard of Gims and was quite blown away. But these folks had paid $95 each to see the show, and most of them knew what they were in for. They went nuts, singing along, dancing and shouting just as surely as those Zimbabweans had 20 years earlier for the entire Viva la Musica crew. How times change…

That said, the energy was electric. One high point was the song “Corazon,” a strong audience singalong that inspired this dedicated still photographer to join the crowd shooting video.

But let me back up. Maitre Gims is the son of Papa Wemba’s longtime vocal accompanist in Viva la Musica, Djanana Djura. Gims was born in Kinshasa in 1986, but moved with his family to Paris two years later. That means that when Sean and I were bashing around his old hometown, he was nearby, just one year old at the time. Today, Gims is one of France’s most successful pop stars. Billed as a hip-hop act, he sings and raps in a variety of styles, including the odd number where one hears hints of his Congolese origins. He has a glorious, horn-like tenor voice and magnetic stage charisma, and he is a formidable rapper and prolific composer. His 2019 release Transcendence has 50 titles on it, covering r&b, dancehall, soul, rap, French torch songs and more. Guest artists included Sting, Lil Wayne, French rappers Sofiane, DJ Super Sako and others.

In the leadup to the concert, I had been reading about Gims, watching his videos and listening to his music. I was intrigued, and had many questions to ask him. Starting weeks in advance to seek an interview, I made it through two layers of management, but on the day of the show, Sean and I hit a wall, in a way weirdly reminiscent of our pursuit of Papa Wemba back in ’88. First we were directed to the wrong hotel. (There are two Intercontinentals in New York…) Then we were told to wait in the east side Intercontinental lobby while our contact would “see what I can do.” Not a good sign.

Eventually, Gims appeared in the lobby with his manager, who assured us that there would be no interview, and noted that he had never heard of our “chain.” I expect he might have been more obliging had CNN or BET been on hand, but of course, they were not. Just us!

In any case, the show was a revelation, clearly defining a robust Francophone alternative to all that “Afrobeats” flowing out of Nigeria, Ghana and other Anglophone hubs. And in case, anyone in Gims’s inner circle reads this, I would still love to interview the man. I expect we would have a lot to talk about.

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French Rapper GIMS Announces Major Six-Date US Tour

French rapper GIMS announces six-date US tour in November 2023.

LeNoir Entertainment presents French rapper and songwriter GIMS, who has announced a major six-date US tour.

The concerts in begins Washington, DC on (November 3rd at KARMA), with New York City (November 4th at PALLADIUM TIMES SQUARE), Atlanta (November 6th at BUCKHEAD THEATRE), Miami (November 9th at MIAMI BEACH BANDSHELL), Los Angeles (November 12th at GLOBE THEATRE), and Las Vegas (November 13th at HOUSE OF BLUES) to follow.

French-Congolese superstar rapper GIMS will embark on a US tour in November 2023. One of France's rising stars, GIMS' diverse musical style ranges from Hip Hop to Pop, and RnB to Reggaeton, drawing on Afro and Middle Eastern influences.

How: The LeNoir Entertainment-backed tour will see GIMS, who has collaborated with some of the world's biggest artists, including Sia, Pitbull, and Lil Wayne, launch a six-date tour.

About GIMS: The acclaimed singer-songwriter and composer, initially part of the rap group Sexion d'Assaut, has developed a solo career with major releases. GIMS has also collaborated with renowned artists, such as Sting, Stromae, Maluma, and Mohamed Ramadan. Gandhi Alimasi Djuna, better known by his stage name Maître Gims, and more recently just Gims, is a Congolese-French singer, rapper, and songwriter. He grew up in France and currently lives in France and Morocco. GIMS comes from a family of musicians: his father Djanana Djuna is the singer of Papa Wemba 's Viva La Musica troupe. He arrived in France in 1988 at the age of two, with his parents who were then foreigners.

GIMS takes the nickname "Gims" in reference to Asian cinema and the world of martial arts.

About Lenoir Entertainment: New York City-based, full-service lifestyle & entertainment production company that includes Talent Tour Management, Branding, Marketing, Promotion, and Artist Development. Their event production and promotion agency specializes in organizing multi-city North American (USA and Canada) tours with live performances from International Popstars. Their motto 'Entertain, Inform, Inspire' carries on our company's mission to push the music beyond borders, thus diversifying entertainment events in the USA and Canada. They pride themselves on creating unforgettable experiences and memories between artists and fans.

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Best things to see and do in Moscow

Moscow is the capital of Russia and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia. It’s rich and complex history is a constant reminder of its strategic position between Europe and Asia and makes it one of the cities you should visit once in your life. In terms of the many iconic landmarks, the delicious cuisine, and the characteristic, colorful architecture it has, Moscow is full of surprises for first-timers and seasoned travelers. Apart from the main attractions, it has like the Kremlin or Red Square, Moscow has many hidden gems for you to discover on your free walking tour with your local guide. 

On any of the free guided tours we offer in Moscow , you will be able to find a selection of many tours which are available in different languages and at different times of day, like the morning, afternoon, and evening. Since Moscow is such a large metropolis, getting your bearings by doing a guruwalk with a local guide who will show you all Moscow’s hidden gems is a great idea. This way you get to learn as much as possible about the local culture and way of life. A trip to Moscow wouldn't be complete without visiting iconic places like St Basil’s Cathedral, Lenin’s Mausoleum, the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, or the State Historical Museum, before getting some fresh air at Gorky Park, the medieval church of Kolomenskoye, or shopping at Izmailovsky Market. Don’t miss visiting the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, the Bolshoi Theater, or checking out the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve. 

Many travelers have left their r eviews and opinions about the local guides , gurus, and the routes they walked. If you have any questions about the routes or what is included in the tour, check out their opinions. 

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The epicenter of modern Russia, Moscow booms with shiny new skyscrapers, the bulbous onion domes of the tsars and politically-rich Red Square. Explore the metropolis with a tourHQ guide.

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Jorge De Reval

I am a happy, enthusiastic, amusing Spanish guy. Lively and hyperactive. Recently became qualified ...

Julia Koval

Hello!My name is Julia and I work as a guide last 4 years, but before together with my friends we ...

Ekaterina Smirnova

Please note: I'm away from Moscow June 11-26, 2021. I am a native Muscovite but traveled ...

Vasil Valiev

Occupation: Senior guide-translator. Guiding since 2012 in Altai mountains, North of Russia ...

Marina Spasskaya

Hi there! My name is Marina and I'm a licensed Moscow city guide.Moscow is like ...

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Maria Deulina

Dear friends,My name is Maria, I am a licensed guide about Moscow. Being a native Muscovite I have ...

Ashraf Rabei

My name is Ashraf ...I'm graduated from faculty of tourism and hotel guidance department, in Egypt ...

Hengameh Ghanavati

My name is Hengameh Ghanavati. Im a licenced international tour guide since 2014 and I have ...

Todd Passey

We are a cooperative of highly experienced, certified, professional guides. Each guide takes ...

Tim Brinley

Young at heart, adventurous, organized, good people skills, a good speaker, entertaining, ...

Nikolay Borkovoy

Hace 32 años nací en la ciudad de Moscú. Tengo experiencia trabajando como guía turístico en ...

Anika Socotra-International

Our mission is to provide you with the kind of holiday you want: where you can relax in wonderful ...

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The sprawling, mind-boggling metropolis of Russian Moscow has long been one of the theatrical stages on which the great dramas of Europe and Asia have been played out in grand style. Burned by Napoleon in 1812, immortalised by Tolstoy, utilised by the Bolsheviks and championed as a bastion of heroic defiance by the post-war communists, it’s almost hard to believe just how defining the historical events that found their home on Moscow’s streets have been. Moscow tour guides will easily be able to mark the major must-see landmarks on the map, from the onion-domed orthodox Saint Basil's Cathedral, to the political powerhouse of Red Square just next door, while others will be quick to recommend a ride on Moscow’s famous subterranean metro system, or a visit to the UNESCO-attested Novodevichy Convent on the city’s southern side. But Moscow is a city also in the throes of a cultural wrangling between the old and the new. Creative energies abound here: Boho bars and pumping super clubs now occupy the iconic mega structures of the old USSR; high-fashion outlets, trendy shopping malls and luxurious residential districts stand as testimony to a city that’s now the undisputed playground of the world’s super-rich, while sprawling modern art museums dominate the cultural offering of the downtown districts north of the Moskva River.  

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