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‘It’s giving me carnival vibes’: how Fête de la Musique became a must-visit event for the Black diaspora

The Guardian· Jun 25, 2026 · 12:35 AM · 119 views

Experience the vibrant energy of Fête de la Musique as it transforms Paris into a lively carnival, attracting the Black diaspora with its diverse beats. From amapiano to zouk, the festival unites music lovers, despite commercialization concerns, creating a joyful celebration for over two million attendees. #FeteDeLaMusique #ParisVibes #CarnivalMusic #BlackCulture #MusicFestival

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