Ariane Roy Quebec City, Québec
Ariane Roy, couronnée Révélation de l’année au Gala de l’ADISQ 2022 et nommée dans la catégorie Album francophone de l’année aux Prix JUNO 2023, est un projet pop de la ville de Québec. Sa fougue et son intensité sur scène sont soutenues par des textes qui transmettent une réflexion sur la féminité, la prise de pouvoir et l'acceptation des parts d’ombres. ... more
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