Singer Stella conquers the audience at La Créole Jazz Festival

In Saint-Barthélemy, singer Stella occupies a space that sometimes seems too small to contain all her talent. Nevertheless, she brings the same energy, grace and joy to every performance. Consequently, it seemed obvious that the young artist's aura would naturally lead her to other, more spacious stages. At the end of July, the musician from Saint-Barthélemy was invited to take part in the 5th edition of the La Créole Jazz Festival, in Guadeloupe. This invitation followed a previous appearance on the New Ti Paris stage in May, which had clearly mesmerized the audience. And so, a few months later, Stella returned to the demanding, connoisseur audience of Guadeloupe. She performed three times, including as opening act for... Tanya Saint-Val. And that's not all. It goes without saying that the artist, accompanied by guitarist Ludgy Cherod, managed to slip in one of her compositions, well known to her Saint-Barth faithful, as well as the song entitled "Ti fleur fanée", a title dedicated to her paternal family and her roots in Reunion Island. One thing is certain: Stella managed to win over the audience at the Créole Jazz Festival. A first step towards new musical adventures, no doubt.