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PRO BADGE
From November 18th to 21st 2025
Mundial Montréal presents
Day time Official Showcases – 16 novembre
In-person Event
November 16th 2022
3:00 pm – 5:45 pm / Doors: 2:30 pm
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Symbio
Symbio is regarded as one of the most prominent new bands from the Swedish Folk & World music scene. With their strong stage presence, original compositions, and a magical interplay of hurdy-gurdy and accordion—The duo surprises their audience and takes them on a moving and dreamy musical journey.
symbiomusic.com/Ánnámáret
Ánnámáret belongs to the Arctic indigenous Sámi people. She combines Sámi vocal music, joik to ancient sound of Finnish bowed lyre, jouhikko played by Ilkka Heinonen and organic live electronics played by Turkka Inkilä. The music gains influence from both the rich tradition of joik and the vibrant Sámi culture and Arctic nature, by taking to strongly experiential worlds by means of music and images.
www.annamaret.fi/Kayiri
Go on! Come, enter the exploded, sometimes intimate, sometimes illuminated universe of Kayiri, a multi-faceted artist who simply wants to share her reality. Mixed body and soul, violinist by profession, she will know how to transmit to you her joie de vivre and her freedom through the power and strength of her poetry. Sometimes comical, sometimes dramatic, "Think what you want!" is the hip hop soul project you need to laugh, relax and above all take a journey of the heart.
Syroko
Syroko offers a mixed sound, drawn from Algerian Chaabi. The group is inspired by various influences such as rumba, cumbia and bolero to revisit this Jazz of the Casbah. The seven members of Syroko compose and arrange festive, poetic and authentic music, in French, Arabic and Spanish. Their show transports you to a warm and colorful universe, traveling between the languor of an istikhbar and the fervor of a heddi.
