Barel Coppet, an outstanding musician, considered the last of the clarinettists in the pure Martinican tradition, is of all the Caribbean musicians who have known glory in Europe, the only one to have been in a lasting way, the conductor of the two mythical places of French Caribbean music in Paris, Le Bal Blomet and La Canne à Sucre.
Amazing and inspiring journey of Barone, who despite the rigor of his work as an oncologist, pursues his dreams as an artist and continues to express himself in songs.
In Guadeloupe, the C’Vryne association, through its preventive songs, leads a fight against cancer.
"Mouvements d'avions", written by Edgar Nibul, is the iconic song in the history of aviation in French Guiana.
Flagship artist of committed Creole song, Djo Dezormo has written the history of Martinique on several albums, while making the crowds dance.
Animator, songwriter, satirist, charm singer, versatile musician, promoter of La Biguine, Gérard La Viny has been nicknamed "the Ambassador of the Antilles in Paris".
The most emblematic artist of Martinican culture, singer-flutist Eugène Mona has left his mark on people's minds and continues to inspire a whole generation.
Since his death in 2010, many tributes have been paid to West Indian crooner Patrick Saint-Eloi.
Daughter of Aimé and Suzanne Césaire, Ina Césaire is a renowned ethnologist. Less well known are her talents as a songwriter.
Better known for her long career as an actress, the Martinican Jenny Alpha nevertheless began her career in music, notably as a conductor.
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