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Come and See FANM KI KA for the 2nd Kontré Akoustik in Basse-Terre

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Meet FANM KI KA, for the 2nd KONTRÉ AKOUSTIK of the year this Friday 23 May 2025 at 8 pm, Place Euloge Lacroix, Rivière des Pères. It is a beautiful proposal of Mrs. MOISA, head of the Cultural Animation and Mediation Cell: the KONTRÉ AKOUSTIK migrates from the Maison du Patrimoine to outside the Murs. FANM KI KA are women who hit the Ka and give of the Lokans! A choir not to be missed in celebration of the ancestors! Entrance is free. St@y conn…
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Come and See FANM KI KA for the 2nd Kontré Akoustik in Basse-Terre

Meet FANM KI KA, for the 2nd KONTRÉ AKOUSTIK of the year this Friday 23 May 2025 at 8 pm, Place Euloge Lacroix, Rivière des Pères. It is a beautiful proposal of Mrs. MOISA, head of the Cultural Animation and Mediation Cell: the KONTRÉ AKOUSTIK migrates from the Maison du Patrimoine to outside the Murs. FANM KI KA are women who hit the Ka and give of the Lokans! A choir not to be missed in celebration of the ancestors! Entrance is free. St@y conn…

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