Tselatra and Samoëla electrified Antsahamanitra with a rock version of "Havako mamomamo". Rock proved once again that it brings all generations together. Yesterday, Antsahamanitra welcomed a large crowd to celebrate Tselatra's 45-year career. Among the most memorable moments of the event, the band surprised the audience by revisiting Samoëla's songs in a rock version, an initiative widely praised by spectators.

As a concert guest, Samoëla joined Tselatra on stage to perform "Havako mamomamo". Rearranged in a rock style while preserving its identity, the song captivated the audience. Hearty applause and encouraging whistles testified to the enthusiasm sparked by this new version, proving that a popular title can be reinvented without losing its soul.

The atmosphere quickly became electric. True to the spirit of rock, part of the audience was swept away by the music, practicing headbanging and shaking their heads to the rhythm of the guitars. Others engaged in mosh pits, jumping and pushing in a festive atmosphere, while some performed the windmill, spinning their hair in circles. These displays of energy strengthened the bond between the band and its fans throughout the concert.

Beyond musical performances, the event illustrated young audiences' enthusiasm for rock. In the stands, several children were present alongside their parents. Among them, a girl around twelve years old, dressed entirely in black with large boots, tights, and a matching dress, proudly displayed her attachment to the band's universe. "I came with my parents because I'm a rock fan and I always attend Tselatra concerts," she said enthusiastically. Her testimony reflects the growing interest of the new generation in this musical genre.

Founded 45 years ago, Tselatra remains one of the emblematic bands of Malagasy rock. Faithful to its identity, the band continues to defend rock deeply rooted in Malagasy culture, while offering new arrangements and ambitious staging. The return to the stage of Éric, following his vision problems, also marked this highly anticipated celebration by fans.

By bringing together several generations around the same repertoire and inviting Samoëla to share the stage, Tselatra demonstrated that Malagasy rock continues to evolve, surprise, and seduce an ever-wider audience.