A tribute concert was held at the Zénith in Paris on October 14, celebrating the life and work of Calbo, a member of the French music group Ärsenik. Calbo passed away on January 4 of last year, and the event served as a way to honor his contributions to music and culture. The concert featured performances by artists Lino and T.killa, who performed songs and pieces that reflected Calbo’s artistic journey. Throughout his career, Calbo was known for his work with Ärsenik, a band that gained a following in the French underground music scene. The tribute concert reviewed his twenty-five year career, highlighting his time with the group, his collaborations with other musicians, and his role as a songwriter for various artists. His creative output extended beyond music, as he also authored books and contributed to literature. In addition to his artistic endeavors, Calbo was deeply involved in supporting youth development. He invested time and resources into writing workshops, helping young people develop their skills and express themselves through writing. These efforts were a significant part of his legacy and were acknowledged during the concert. The event brought together fans, fellow artists, and friends to reflect on Calbo’s impact on music and culture. It was a celebration of his life, his work, and the lasting influence he had on those around him. The concert underscored the importance of his contributions, both as a musician and as a mentor to future generations.