With African beats, Moroccan villagers remember ancestors

Moroccan researchers design a 'scorpion-milking' device that safely and quickly extracts venom from the glands of the arachnid, with the aim of aiding cancer research.

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Among the top stories in the French press: victory for more than 800 "Chibani" Moroccan workers in their case against the French state railway SNCF.

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Members of a Moroccan band, believed to be descendants of slaves from Sudan, pay homage to their ancestors through rhythmical music.

US Naval Forces Europe Band performing Brass music in Lagos.

Marc Collin from Nouvelle Vague on the band's anniversary tour and new compilations.

Las Maravillas de Mali were once considered pioneers for their unique blends of Cuban and African music. Now, half a century later, they're on tour once again.

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French band Phoenix helped define the sound of an era. Over the last twenty years, they’ve evolved from an edgy act from Versailles to one of the most influential and popular French bands, touching audiences around the world. Guitarist Laurent Brancowitz and bassist Deck d'Arcy sat down with FRANCE 24's Florence Villeminot to talk about their latest project: a book chronicling their journey as a band.

Brazilian army and navy personnel disinfect a shelter in Rio de Janeiro while a military band performs to liven the mood for residents.

The bagad of Lann Bihoue, a traditional Breton music group from the French Navy, performs an unprecedented concert in front of the Giza Pyramids necropolis on the southwestern outskirts of the Egyptian capital Cairo during its only outing abroad in 2020 due to the coronavirus. The band composed of about 30 musicians arrived in Egypt for the commemoration of the battle of El-Alamein (October-November 1942), near Alexandria (north).