Pionnier du resto-fête et créateur d’expériences uniques, Eleni Group vous fait danser sur ses tables chaque semaine, et maintenant chez vous !
Retrouvez les ambiances brûlantes de Yaya, Bazurto et Babille!
Découvrez la totalité de nos restaurants ici: https://eleni-group.com/restaurants/ 

Bazurto is a colombian festive  restaurant founded by the chef Juan Arbelaez, located in Paris and Tignes, with live dj sets from Thursdays to Saturday’s in Paris and from Wednesday’s to Saturday’s in Tignes from December to April.

From Naples with energy

Out now ONE EP !

Prieur de la Marne est un animal de nuit au sang chaud, né sous le signe du désespoir un soir d'hiver. Aussi loin que je me souvienne, je l’ai toujours connu jeune et insouciant. Malgré son âge désormais avancé et les années qui nous séparent, je l’ai toujours considéré comme un petit frère, un cousin de Province un peu évaporé, un idéaliste irrécupérable, mais foncièrement bon et attentionné envers ses vrais amis. Une petite bête sauvage sur laquelle le temps qui passe ne semble pas vraiment avoir de prise…

Prieur de la Marne’s strange-but-evocative name is a tribute to a key figure in the French Revolution, known for his extraordinary eloquence, oratorical skills and charisma.
The 2014 Prieur de la Marne isn’t aiming at bringing about a revolution in the process of musical creation since he’s only interested into mixing pop treasures which have been more or less left aside, to turn them into charming as well as unexpected edits, in which François Mitterrand meets Yves Simon whereas Romy Schneider has a rendez-vous with Lucio Battisti.

Ray Lema was born in Zaire, DRC, when it was called the Kingdom of Kongo. While preparing for the priesthood, he studied Gregorian chants, and was deeply influenced by Mozart and Chopin. Later, as Music Director of the National Ballet of Zaire, he discovered both the science and magic of traditional rhythms, leading to his pursuit of becoming a Drum Master.
Since moving to in Paris, France in 1982, Ray Lema has been involved in various musical collaborations, including with Stewart Copeland, Bulgarian Voices, Morrocan Gnawa, and several Symphony orchestras. He has published some 20 CDs, and has won prestigious Europeans awards and distinctions, including a Golden Django, a Charles Cros Award, and Officer of Art and Culture.
Musical education in Africa remains a top priority, and he often gives master classes to young musicians. 
Ray Lema performs piano solo, or with his afro‐jazz quintet or his african vocal quartet (Nzimbu). He is frequently invited to perform with symphony orchestras.
Considered a godfather of world music, Ray Lema is currently exploring jazz, classical and African music, each with his very special touch.
Contacts : raylema@raylema.com  / website : www.raylema.com

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