Corine Naïck defends the colors of local music in France. After collaborations, singles and an album, the singer has many projects in mind. In particular a beauty contest for young women of the diaspora.
Born in a family of musician, Corine lives only for the song. Born in Mauritius, the artist is proud of her career: “I have long put my passion for music aside. Being a mother, it was a bit complicated at the time because I had young children. As I grew up, I decided to get back into singing. Since then, I am satisfied with my career.
And for good reason, the artist no longer counts the collaborations: “I had a collaboration with a Congolese artist. Together we have animated several evenings and we have become known to the public. Recently, I also put my voice on the delivery of the song La rivière Tanier with the collective Alalila.
Released in 2020 his album Nouvo zenes allowed him to win the contest of the record of the year on Radio 230: “Radio 230 is a web radio very listened by the diaspora. I won the contest with the Sega version of Move in Love.”
In terms of projects, Corine will soon be part of a collective of artists in France: “We are in the process of bringing together artists from the Indian Ocean and the West Indies to form a musical group. I will be part of this beautiful adventure.”
The singer is also working on organizing a beauty contest for young women of the diaspora. “I won the Miss Indian Ocean contest in 1991. With this experience I was approached to be part of the organizing committee of a beauty contest for young women of the diaspora. If all goes well, the contest will be held in October of this year.”
