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Laura Niquay presents Waska Matisiwin (Circle of Life), a sensitive and grandiose work that reveals her folk-grunge universe better than ever. From childhood, nourished by the sounds of her family's classical guitars in the small community of Wemotaci in Mauricie, Laura picked up a guitar to compose her own songs. She distinguishes herself by her incomparable voice and by singing in her native language: Atikamekw. On stage, with 6 musicians, the show is festive and makes us live a roller coaster of emotions, the public being guided by the calm and authentic speech of Laura, who takes the time to transmit the values of her culture. A nomad well anchored in her time, a quiet force that is forging a place for herself at the heart of the contemporary Quebec musical landscape.
Laura is a Quebec-Atikamekw artist who stands out in the musical landscape by singing in her native language. She unveils her universe better than ever with a new indie-folk album with a good touch of grunge, highlighting her sandy voice and taking a new look at her Indigenous heritage. A sensitive and stunning album that deserves to be at the heart of the contemporary musical landscape
22 tracks
10 tracks
Waratanak
Nimis, nik wemes
Skwew
Matcaci
Ki otenamino
N ki witamowati
Tan te
Ninan ki osimak
Kisakihin
Miam Uapukun
Showing 10 of 12 tracks
Wactenamaci (Illumine-moi)
Moteskano (Les sentiers de nos ancêtres)
Eki Petaman (Ce que j’ai toujours entendu)
Aski (Terre)
Kinoce Ickwecic (Petite fille Kinoce)
Otakocik (Hier)
Nitanis Anaïs (Ma fille Anaïs)
Nicto Kicko (Trois jours)
Nicim (feat. Shauit) (Mon petit frère)
Nitcanic (Mon enfant)
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