Enrico Macias

On June 24, 2026 at the Folies Bergère in Paris, Enrico Macias resumes a musical story that spans eras and the shores of the Mediterranean. Born in Constantine and taught the guitar by Cheikh Raymond, he established from Adieu mon pays a body of work in which exile, memory and transmission occupy a central place. His repertoire blends French chanson, chaâbi and Arab-Andalusian music, with melodic turns that speak as much to the elderly as to younger listeners.

On stage he revisits his classics alongside more recent songs, carried by a familiar voice and by rhythms that invite chorus singing and hand-clapping. Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia surface in the cadences, intonations and tales told, oscillating between French and oriental echoes. The evening promises the atmosphere of family celebrations where all generations come together, between shared refrains and common memories. A concert at the Folies Bergère on June 24 centered on Enrico Macias’s Sephardic and Arab-Andalusian heritage, between living memory and conviviality.