Specialising in music for the screen, the collective founded by Nicolas Wauquiez and Evymoon brings its creative energy and expertise, built over years of collaboration. Long-time partners since our early days, they’ll be by our side at the Folies Bergère to celebrate the power of hope and the beauty of life.

Comedian spotted on Radio Nova, France Inter, Mouv’ Comédie and Canal+, Mamari Munezero turns the heaviest subjects into bursts of liberating laughter. With her radiant outlook and disarming voice, she brings a fresh surge of energy to face everyday life. She’ll be taking to the stage of the Folies Bergère on 5 December to celebrate with us the strength of hope and the beauty of being alive.

A polymorphic artist, Yoann Bourgeois weaves circus, dance and theatre to explore vertigo, time and gravity. With his “Attempts at Approaching a Point of Suspension”, he turns falling and balance into metaphors for existence. A creator of a universal language that resonates with all audiences, he shapes moments where the body defies the laws of physics. On 5 December at the Folies Bergère, he will offer a suspended moment, poised between wonder and reflection.

Poet-explorer and “Chief Poetic Officer,” Vincent Avanzi joins Hope Power with his art of re-enchanting the world. An author and pioneer of corporate poetry, he brings harmony and vision through his talks. On 5 December at the Folies Bergère, he will join us to lend his many talents to the cause of hope and brotherhood.

Atef, an artist with a rare and remarkable voice, first brought to the public’s attention through The Voice and a passionate advocate for diversity, is joining the NGO HOPE POWER. A traveller touched by some of the world’s great musical influences and recently the author of the album Les mots qui unissent, he will be with us on 5 December to share, through music, a powerful message of brotherhood.

With her electric pop and her heart laid bare, June The Girl joins the HOPE POWER movement to share a surge of raw tenderness. She brings with her a rare strength, the ability to turn her wounds into light, and to remind us that vulnerability is also a way of loving the world.