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#IDAHOT 🪩
Notre existence, nos corps et nos fêtes sont politiques, célébrons nos droits et nos luttes !
🪩🟤
Cette année, pour el Dia Internacional contra la Homofobia, Transfobia et Bifobia,
la BOUM DU BOUM 🥵🥵🥵
DJS SET BY YARÀ & IDAZERRR
AFROBEATS-RAP-BAILE FUNK-TECHNO
22H-00H @idazerrr DJ originaire et basée à Marseille. Sa passion consiste à mélanger les rythmes percutants de la Trap et du UK Garage avec les sons riches et diversifiés de la musique afro-descendante. De la House au Jersey Club, en passant par l’Amapiano et le Shatta, mais aussi le Bacardi ou encore la Soca, ses sets sont conçus pour captiver le public et le transportant à travers une tapisserie de rythmes mondiaux et contemporains.
00H–01H45 @djyara_ Yarà home-sirène des eaux troubles de l’Amazone aux lumières de Pleine Lune. Issu.e de la chaleur humide de l’Amazonie brésilienne, Yarà partage sa culture afro-latine avec des sets marqués par des basses puissantes et incendiaires.
On vous attends noumbreux.ses :)
ENTRÉE GRATUITE avant 00H
ENTRÉE après 00H 3-5€
INFOS PRATIQUES
Boum Marseille : 21 Rue André Poggioli, 13006 Marseille.
Ouverture de bar 18h.
Happy hour de 18h à 20h
Vous êtes toustes les bienvenues au BOUM, quelque soit votre identité !
Pour que la fête et la soirée de toustes et de chacune soit réussie, merci de bien lire la suite :
⌦ Les propos et comportements violents, racistes, misogynes, transphobes, grossophobes, putophobes, validistes, classistes, âgistes, ... ne seront pas tolérés.
⌦ *Draguer, oui ! Mais draguer bien, c’est mieux. Le consentement nécessite des mots simples et une réponse claire.
⌦ Même si le BOUM est un lieu de consommation du bonheur et que nous sommes certain-es que vous savez très bien gérer vos choix de consommations toustes seul-es, il est interdit de prendre des drogues dans l’établissement.
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YARA Biography
There are two artists using this name:
1) Yara is a Lebanese female pop singer. Her birthname is Carla, and she was discovered by Lebanese composer Tarek Abou Jaoudeh. Tarek became her producer, and also chose her stage name, Yara. He composed her first single, Hob Kbir, for her and it met with relative success. Yara's debut album, Twassa Fiyeh, came in 2005, with songs in the Egyptian and Lebanese Arabic dialects. Though she only shot a video clip for the title song, the album was a hit throughout the Arab world. In 2006, Tarek composed a duet for Yara and Fadl Shaker. Akhedni Ma'ak became the hit of summer 2006 and made Yara a household name.
In 2007, Yara released another single, Bahlam Bi Ainaik, which landed her a shampoo commercial in which she was featured. Later that year, Yara sang her new single, Sedfa, on MBC Album. The song, Yara's first attempt at the Khaliji dialect, was an instant hit and widened Yara's audience beyond her dreams.
2) Yara is a band from Dortmund.
Read More1) Yara is a Lebanese female pop singer. Her birthname is Carla, and she was discovered by Lebanese composer Tarek Abou Jaoudeh. Tarek became her producer, and also chose her stage name, Yara. He composed her first single, Hob Kbir, for her and it met with relative success. Yara's debut album, Twassa Fiyeh, came in 2005, with songs in the Egyptian and Lebanese Arabic dialects. Though she only shot a video clip for the title song, the album was a hit throughout the Arab world. In 2006, Tarek composed a duet for Yara and Fadl Shaker. Akhedni Ma'ak became the hit of summer 2006 and made Yara a household name.
In 2007, Yara released another single, Bahlam Bi Ainaik, which landed her a shampoo commercial in which she was featured. Later that year, Yara sang her new single, Sedfa, on MBC Album. The song, Yara's first attempt at the Khaliji dialect, was an instant hit and widened Yara's audience beyond her dreams.
2) Yara is a band from Dortmund.
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