To mark the end of his 25 years on stage, Raboussa performed yesterday at a packed Palais des Sports, surrounded notably by his sons. Raboussa and one of his sons shared a special moment at the Palais des Sports. A full house, a predominantly young audience, and a moment of family complicity on stage: Raboussa marked the closing of his 25 years in the spotlight by sharing the performance with his two sons, Milay and Redahy. Organized as part of "Revy," the event brought together the artist's loyal fans around his greatest hits and several guest performers. Among the highlights, Milay, Raboussa's eldest son, joined him on stage for a duet on "Efa Fantatrao." The audience particularly appreciated this performance. His brother Redahy offered a beatbox performance. For both sons, sharing the stage with their father is a special moment. "It's nice to be with him on stage," they explain. They had already had the opportunity to accompany him at the Palais des Sports and in Antsahamanitra. The show featured songs that marked Raboussa's career, including "Kaiz" and "Hisolo Tsiky." Several guest artists also took the stage. 18.3 performed "Tonga Ndray," while Marion participated with "Quand t'as là," among other collaborations of the evening. A Career Being Passed Down This closing of his 25 years comes after the launch of this celebration at the Palais des Sports in August 2025. For Raboussa, this milestone is an opportunity to share his journey with those who have supported him. "25 years on stage is no small feat. There have been highs and lows, difficult moments, joys, and people who supported us greatly." On stage, the artist maintained the musical formula he has developed since 2011: a hybrid acoustic rap, combining rap, DJing, and live music. He was surrounded by Volamihanta, Nino on keyboards, Herz on turntables, Fy on drums, Pa on guitar, Nanja on bass, and a saxophonist. Raboussa now has 25 years of stage presence, though his career under this stage name dates back 30 years. His discography is notably marked by "Rap Mandrakizay," released in 2003. He then focused more on releasing singles while adapting his music to new distribution methods, particularly on social media. This longevity has not prevented the artist from reaching younger generations. After noticing his audience gradually aging, Raboussa now observes renewed interest from young listeners, particularly since the release of new tracks in early 2026. The "Revy" show thus stands as a meeting point between generations: that of an artist celebrating a quarter-century on stage while gradually making room for his sons in his musical world.