Electro Folk DanceTo kick off the year in style, Capellia invites you to dance! More than just a concert, Le Mange Bal promises a powerful sensory experience, halfway between a folk dance and a free party. To get you moving, Théodore Lefeuvre and Loïc Vergnaux reimagine traditional Occitan, Auvergnat, Poitevin and Breton music. Their secret? Outstanding command of their instruments (accordion for the former, clarinet, saxophone and flutes for the latter), combined with powerful bass and a generous dose of electronic beats! With them, the traditional folk dance takes on a whole new dimension—one that has already won over crowds in France and beyond. A festive, carefree way to start the new season. Electro Folk Dance To kick off the year in style, Capellia invites you to dance! More than just a concert, Le Mange Bal promises a powerful sensory experience, halfway between a folk dance and a free party. To get you moving, Théodore Lefeuvre and Loïc Vergnaux reimagine traditional Occitan, Auvergnat, Poitevin and Breton music. Their secret? Outstanding command of their instruments (accordion for the former, clarinet, saxophone and flutes for the latter), combined with powerful bass and a generous dose of electronic beats! With them, the traditional folk dance takes on a whole new dimension—one that has already won over crowds in France and beyond. A festive, carefree way to start the new season.
Source: Nantes Métropole
