About the event

Through exchange and transmission, Nikamu Mamuitun brings the meeting of cultures to life and celebrates the richness of musical fusion. A powerful and authentic performance that bears witness to unique human and artistic connections.

Since 2017, Nikamu Mamuitun (which translates to “Songs That Bring People Together”) has celebrated the collaboration and creativity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists, providing a space where song becomes a powerful force for unity and sharing.

This project brings together singer-songwriters from diverse backgrounds, supported by mentors and an inspiring artistic direction.

Under the musical direction of Ivan Boivin-Flamand (Atikamekw, Manawan) and the artistic direction of Guillaume Arsenault, this second cohort includes Mimi O’Bonsawin (Abenaki, Ontario), Sandrine Masse (Wendat, Wendake), Pako (Atikamekw, Manawan), Willows (Red River Métis, Manitoba); and three artists of immigrant background—Mariko (Sainte-Émilie-de-l’Énergie), Velours Velours (Sainte-Anne-des-Monts/Trois-Rivières), and Luan Larobina (Latino-Gaspésienne, Douglastown).

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