Saturday, August 1st: Tovo J'hay at Collège Sainte-Chantal Variety and sentimental song enthusiasts have a date this afternoon with Tovo J'hay. The interpreter of Teny mamy will take over the main hall of Collège Sainte-Chantal in Soanierana for a warm cabaret. An ideal opportunity for fans to see one of Madagascar's unmissable voices of romantic music perform live and sing along to his greatest hits. Mami Bastah at Espace Sahaza Setting course for Imerintsiatosika for a friendly and festive break. Mami Bastah will perform at Espace Sahaza in an energetic cabaret showcasing his unique style blending lyrical songs with danceable rhythms. Armed with his accordion and legendary humor, the artist promises to make his audience sing and dance to his catchy melodies and everyday chronicles. Sunday, August 2nd: Poopy: Conquering the City of Flowers The City of Flowers is set to vibrate to the romantic melodies of Poopy. The diva of Malagasy variety will perform an intimate and warm concert on the stage of Roches Rouges in Mahajanga. An opportunity for the Majunga audience to rediscover live a repertoire rich with several decades of hits and sing together the essential titles that marked generations. Tselatra at Antsahamanitra Rock will be honored tomorrow afternoon at the open-air theater of Antsahamanitra. The legendary band Tselatra will perform a major concert to reunite with devoted fans and set the stage ablaze with powerful riffs. Led by Eric, the band promises total immersion in their legendary repertoire, between nostalgia, raw energy and great classics of Malagasy rock. A highly anticipated Sunday meeting for genre fans. Shyn and Denise at the Sports Palace The Antananarivo public is preparing for a great celebration moment. On the occasion of its 23rd anniversary, RDJ radio brings together two major figures of Malagasy urban music on the same stage: Shyn and Denise. This complicit duo promises a spectacular and rhythmic show, navigating between R&B, afropop and contemporary sounds to make the capital's audience vibrate to the greatest hits that marked the airwaves.