Sofiane Saidi and Camélia Jordana combine their talents to create a unique fusion of raï and jazz. Accompanied by the Ceccaldi brothers, the two artists build a masterful musical bridge between the two shores of the Mediterranean.

A pioneer of contemporary raï, Sofiane Saidi weaves his electronic sounds into the heart of traditional songs from Oran and the legacy of the medahates – traditional female songs of celebration and cultural transmission.

Alongside him at Jazz à Porquerolles, Camélia Jordana’s luminous voice brings a rare intensity to this fusion of traditions, redefining the place of women within this musical history. Carried by Tao Ehrlich’s powerful rhythm section and enhanced by Théo’s violin and Valentin Ceccaldi’s cello, the performance celebrates a living, free and ever-evolving heritage.

Within the majestic setting of Fort Saint-Agathe, a refined musical dialogue unfolds, woven from duets and resonances, where voices and instruments respond to one another with elegance and intensity. A moment of shared experience and collective celebration that fully embodies the ideals of the Saison Méditerranée.