Event opens with symbolic key and microphone

The (K)ozé event began with Médiaték Antoine Roussin Sin Benwa presenting the symbolic key and microphone, signifying the start of the cultural gathering.

DJs set the atmosphere

Dj Pickled, Dj Nch, and Dj McGaz each brought their unique sound to the opening, creating a diverse and dynamic atmosphere for the event.

Dancers highlight feminine presence

Zoé, Élise, and Aurelie performed a free-style dance called manifik, emphasizing the central role of women and talent in the (K)ozé event.

Humorist and presenter take stage

Anabel Ferri, a humorist, and Bertrand presented a cocktail segment following the parade of artists, adding a light-hearted tone to the proceedings.

K-pop group brings energy

The K-pop group Crazy's from Bras Panon performed, followed by Alyssia, Neela, Marcela, Joris, and Louane who entered the stage with a blend of Korean and local influences.

Beatbox demonstration

Maxime Tanjon, known as Equabox, delivered a beatbox performance that included a wide range of vocal sounds and techniques, impressing the audience with his skill.

Poetry and personal expression

Gaelle Samsora launched the event with a performance of her song Détak mon kér, followed by Ayyash, who shared personal poetry that resonated deeply with the audience.

Literary event connection

Aurelie Subijus, also known as Kér Sovaz, performed at the same time as a literary event at Médiaték, where Sabine presented a poetic text that combined words and movement.

Musical and vocal performances

Virginie Abdallah and Mosla took the stage, each offering powerful performances that highlighted the strength and diversity of female artists at the event.

Collaborative talent and support

The mediathèque Antoine Roussin and EAMB (Éducation Animation Musicale Benedictine) partnered to support young musicians and artists, showcasing the talents of Ashvina, Émilie, and Emeline in four emotionally charged tracks.

Emerging artist shares music

Dano, a singer known as Donn la fors, performed her first track Zétwal, blending her cultural roots with a powerful message of identity and movement.

Closing performance by Kamikraz

Kamikraz delivered a final performance, showcasing a rapid and technical flow of 974 music that energized the audience before the event concluded.

Event thanks and future plans

The organizers thanked the artists, audience, and partners for their support and announced future events, including a performance by Wild Classical Music Ensemble on 13 October and a concert by Emmanuel Turpin and Olivier Ker Ourio Quartet on 23 October.