An Afrobeat Night Around Paris?
ho said that these kinds of nights could only be found in the Caribbean or Jamaica? It’s true, after all, Cergy might not have the sun of Kingston or the beautiful beaches of Santo Domingo, but when it comes to organizing musical evenings, we know what we’re doing.
That’s why we decided to organize this monthly evening at your favorite student bar, named after one of the greatest Jamaican dancers of all time: Mr Bogle.
But who exactly was this Mr Bogle?
Gerald Levy, aka Bogle, Bogle Dancer, Mr Bogle, Father Bogle, and Mr Wacky, is a Jamaican dancehall dancer and choreographer, a variant of reggae. He is primarily one of the greatest founding figures of the Afrobeat musical phenomenon!
Afro-Caribbean Music Lands in Cergy
This brand-new Afro night, as always animated by our talented DJs, invites you all to come and show off your best moves to the top tracks of the genre, from dancehall to reggae, through hip-hop and zouk, with rhythms that will take you on a journey across Africa and the Caribbean.
(Re)discover this dance style synonymous with warmth and sensuality one Saturday a month in our Cergy pub. Whether you’re an experienced dancer or a beginner, all the ingredients are there to make for a completely crazy evening! And in the “ingredients,” we include the delicious Caribbean rum-based cocktails that our bartenders are ready to serve you, just to get you in the mood for the evening!
Yah Man, come feel the vibe !
The “Mr Bogle” Afrobeat Night is one Saturday a month starting at 10:30 p.m. at O’Sullivans Cergy to let loose to the sounds of Afrobeat and Afro-Caribbean music.