Entrevista d'Heeka [FR]

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Sa votz vos menarà al cap del monde… atal vos podèm presentar la cantaira Heeka (fòto Christel Rodriguez) quand se mòstra soleta amb sas guitarras secas, fòlc, saturadas o alara en full band. Pòt èsser doça, enrabiada, gaujosa, desperada… aquò rai, aquela circassiana de formacion vos sap embarcar e sètz pas segur d’aver enveja de dintrar al pòrt. Acaba de sortir un album titolat « The haunted lemon » e avèm profitat de son passatge al Metronum de Tolosa lo 18 de genièr per ne saber mai sus sa caminada.Soutenez-nous sur Patreon et HelloAsso !

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