Anisha Jo will perform at Stade de France on the occasion of Pope Leo XIV's visit, a moment she dedicates to hope, love, and unity. Thirteen years after discovering her voice, the Malagasy artist is preparing to have it resonate before 80,000 people. On September 25th, Anisha Jo will sing at Stade de France alongside other artists during Pope Leo XIV's visit. This stage holds particular significance for her, as she considers her voice and music a gift from God, which she now wishes to use to convey a message of hope and love. "It's an opportunity to unite our voices and share much light, love, and unity," she confides. For Anisha Jo, this event represents the culmination of a journey that began thirteen years ago when she discovered her voice. She reflects on the distance traveled: "I realize that 13 years ago, I discovered my voice, not knowing that 13 years later, I would sing before 80,000 people at Stade de France to put my voice at the service of this message." The singer also explains having had to push herself to emerge from the shadows and move toward the light. Music has brought her hope and allowed her to realize a dream: to share and transmit a message that transcends the purely artistic dimension. She extends her thanks to those enabling her to experience this moment, particularly David Hardit and Guillaume Herrero-Chapelle. Born November 29, 1999, in Antananarivo as Anisha Jo Anyjaine, she developed a passion for music and singing early on, especially after discovering Queen's "The Show Must Go On." In 2016, she moved to France to pursue higher education in human and social sciences in Paris. She continued her musical journey there, giving singing lessons and performing at small open-mic venues. In 2020, she released "Broken Out," her first English-language folk track. Two years later, her career took a new turn when she joined the tenth season of "Star Academy" on TF1. On November 26, 2022, she won the final against Enola, Léa, and Louis, a victory that brought her to public attention and became a moment of pride in Madagascar. She continued with her first album, "Lumière," featuring pop and folk influences. After the intense media coverage following her victory, she chose to refocus on her projects, dividing her time between France and Madagascar, where she draws inspiration. With this announced performance at Stade de France, Anisha Jo will take another step in her journey, putting her voice at the service of a message she wishes above all to convey: hope, love, and unity.