Salome Enchantee

Discover Salomé Enchantée at La Divine Comédie, an artist reinventing French song with a touch of magic and modernity. Prepare yourself for an evening where poetry and melodies intertwine for a suspended moment.

Salomé Enchantée, real name Salomé Leclerc, is a Québécois singer-songwriter whose musical universe stands out for its singularity and depth. Active since the early 2010s, she has established herself on the Francophone scene with an artistic approach that skillfully blends chanson, alternative pop and sometimes more experimental sonorities. Her beginnings were marked by a notable participation in Francouvertes, a springboard for emerging artists in Quebec, where she quickly captured attention with her introspective writing and stage presence.

Her style is characterised by refined lyrics, often steeped in melancholy and gentle poetry, which she carries with a delicate yet assured voice. Among her notable albums, "Le Chaud et le Froid" (2011) and "27 fois l'aurore" (2018) have been praised by critics, revealing an artist capable of creating intimate and enveloping atmospheres. She explores universal themes such as love, the passage of time, nature and human relationships, always with raw sensitivity. Her music is often compared to that of artists like Barbara or Lhasa de Sela for emotional intensity, while incorporating more contemporary influences that make her unique.

On stage, Salomé Enchantée is known for captivating performances. Far from artifice, she privileges authentic connection with her audience, creating an almost hypnotic atmosphere. Her concerts are invitations to contemplation, where every note and every word take on particular resonance. She handles guitar and piano with ease, sometimes accompanied by discreet musicians who enrich her arrangements without ever eclipsing her voice. It's a live experience that promises total immersion in her world, where apparent fragility gives way to quiet strength and great artistic mastery.

This Paris performance at La Divine Comédie offers a precious opportunity to discover or rediscover Salomé Enchantée's work in an intimate setting. It's a chance for the Parisian public to appreciate the refinement of her writing and the beauty of her melodies, far from large halls and spectacular productions.