Circul'A Bema - Bureau Export de la Musique Africaine (BEMA)

Ghirmay Andoma is an author, composer and singer from a small country in the Horn of Africa: Eritrea.

Born in Dakar in 1974, Mohamed Diouf spent his childhood in Senegal, Europe and the United States. Early on, he improvised singer and drummer in a band with his brothers, while his family environment did not grow up music instead. Come the 80s: the lyrics of MC Solaar, the advent of the first private radio stations in Dakar and the formation of rap groups trigger in the Moh desire to write and make music by singing in Wolof.

Z-YANG means the spark, the lightning, the group is composed of three cousins and nephews of the great family of Betis and had been born in Yaounde in a neighborhood of musicians. In adolescence, they share their passion for music and singing, began to sing play back at TV "delirium" star merger "Afro cabaret style" newspaper culture "...

Born of a French father and Cameroonian mother, Clarisse Albrecht shared his childhood in Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique and France. She spent her early years Bafatá, a small city in Guinea-Bissau, then some time in France and then to return to Africa, to Maputo, capital of Mozambique.

When Africa is your cradle and Dakar your playground when the sound of your childhood blends both the traditional music of Senegal as James Brown or Pink Floyd, when the blast Public Enemy radically changes your view of music and decide the way forward, and when, on the way to school, you meet every day who share your dreams without knowing artistic and cultural emancipation or social, then it is possible that point meeting a musical project born determines your path as an adult.