Rasine An Flèr

About the work

Rasine An Flèr brings together Réunion maloya and hip-hop cultures in a work where music and dance enter into dialogue around roots, memory and transmission.

Artistic approach

Conceived as a collective journey, the work combines improvisation, groove, musicality and organic energy, exploring the meeting of traditional heritage and contemporary composition.

Between Réunion and Creuse, the project explores the relationships between places, generations and cultural identities.

Maloya · Groove · Sharing · Improvisation · Empowerment: a one-hour performance by a multidisciplinary ensemble of dancers and musicians.

A project connecting Réunion and Creuse

Rasine An Flèr connects two places shaped by a sensitive history: Réunion and Creuse. Through the encounter between maloya and hip-hop, the work sets memory, rhythm and collective energy in motion, opening a space for healing, re-union and transmission.

The project brings the Réunion roots of maloya into dialogue with hip-hop cultures through a choreographic and musical language driven by rhythm, the circle, improvisation and collective power.

Here, place becomes more than a backdrop: a memory to journey through, a connection to rebuild and a space for collective healing.

Born in Réunion and developed in Creuse, Rasine An Flèr weaves a dialogue between two places, two histories and two ways of passing on knowledge. Through the movement of artists, stories and practices, the project explores memory, roots and the connections that form between people, landscapes and generations.

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