The artists

Rediscover cult songs to the sound of two ukuleles, four boots, a sampler and a few effects. Caramba! With Ukuleleboboys it's not just about mariachis, it's not just about the ukulele. It's about Sancho y Diego, two brothers from Mexico to whom we are sure to become attached. For their sharp, complicit, sincere, generous musicality and their sense of cover. For their whimsical, energetic, eccentric, comical personality and their sense of improvisation. With Ukuleleboboys, we dive into a musical world that exudes an absurd warmth that carries the audience into a collective fever that is conducive to smiles. The choice of songs (from Britney Spears to David Bowie, including Joe Dassin and Serge Gainsbourg), the beauty of the voices in harmony, the demands of the arrangements, the rhythmic energy, and the lightness constitute the basis of a crazy and joyful rock performance. Body and soul, Sancho y Diego, mariachis from father to son for generations, draw from the infinite world heritage of pop music. Sancho Rodriguez: ukulele, vocals, percussion

The Kaïla Sisters group was born from a dream, that of reviving Hawaiian music from the beginning of the 20th century. With the ukulele and the lap steel whose timbres immediately evoke the Pacific islands, the quartet also takes the paths of the Blues and, with the presence of the mandolin, adds an original folk note for stopovers in New Orleans land. Through the texts and lyrics of the hits of the time, it is the very contrasting layers of American society that appear, from Sunset Beach to 46th Avenue, the upper middle class on vacation in Hawaii and the unemployed at the end of their rope form the kaleidoscope of this music, like so many small fragments of a larger human fresco. The emotions follow one another, going from the melancholy of a blues to the lascivious mood of a Hawaiian melody, from the invigorating energy of a swing to the passion of a love ballad.

UKE@ est un duo formé par Adrien Janiak au ukulélé ténor et Charly Baruz au ukulélé basse. Le ukulélé est un instrument traditionnel d’Hawaï. Il y a deux façon de voir la musique avec un ukulélé soit que peut-on jouer avec cet instrument soit comment peut-on jouer ce morceau au ukulélé. Adrien et Charly ont choisi d’emmener le ukulélé vers tout les styles de musique. De compositions en arrangements, Uke@ vous fera voyager à travers les styles et les époques. Uke’n’roll’n’jazz’n’musette’n’pop’n’etc. Uke@ vous présentera sont nouveau disque Sawaï. Dix titres qui vous feront voyager des plages d’Hawaï aux montagnes de la Savoie. En vente lors des concerts. De compositions en arrangements, Adrien Janiak (ukulélé ténor) et Charly Baruz (ukulélé basse) démontrent que si l’instrument se fait discret, l’interprétation peut être grandiose. Aucun style musical n’est évité et aucune limite dans la bonne humeur aussi. Résultat : le coktail musical n’a pas toujours la même couleur mais l’envie d’en reprendre est toujours présente.

Blues-folk-swing trio composed of Hélène Pagliari on double bass, Elie Coquard on harmonicas and Yan Yalego on ukulele, vocals and foot percussion. The repertoire oscillates between traditional Blues, Folk, Swing and original Rock'n'Roll, interspersed with a few rather offbeat covers of more well-known standards. The trio draws most of its references from the New Orleans musical melting pot.

"Hawaiian Apéro Swing Party" with 3 talented musicians from the Paca region!!!