Her new album Guérison (2024) is eloquent, massive, intense. In this record, Flèche Love reconnects with her roots as well as with herself. Her songs come alive in French, Spanish or Darija.

"With this album, I hope to create a vibration with other people," she confides. That's what we feel, a journey, a story.

Priya Ragu (SK/CH), a concentrate of addictive pop energy, will be setting the Festival’s closing night ablaze. Her totally unique approach, which she calls Raguwavy, is vast and fearless, incorporating bubbling, sunny R’n’B, masterful pop choruses, earthy, soulful vocals and spiraling melodies from Tamil music.

The singer grew up in St. Gallen. As a child, she was immersed in Tamil culture – that of her parents – and was lulled by Kollywood songs – understand the Sri Lankan film industry. She then worked in an airline to reassure her parents, before launching herself professionally into music. Since then, she has had a string of hits and successes: her first album, SANTHOSAMAM (2023) propelled her into a European and American tour. Her latest single, TAKA (2024), electrifying and liberating, makes you want to dance until you lose your breath.

For one evening, she will set down her suitcases in Geneva for her first date at the Créatives. She will close the Festival in style, and we are already impatient.

The appointment is made.

In co-production with the Commune of Veyrier