Updated on June 19, 2023
There are so many reasons to love Monaco.
It’s an exceptional place where anything is possible. Where luck finds those who come to meet it with a smile. A parade of experiences and memories await you under the Mediterranean sun...The group Magma, offering a unique music, at the crossroads of rock, jazz and avant-garde, shares with us its love for the Principality.
Let’s fall in love with Monte-Carlo!
What attracted you most about the Principality?
Caroline Indjein, singer : The beauty of the place
Christian Vander, composer-drummer-singer : A luminous city with its casinos, its beautiful cars and, for those who love it, its special Formula 1 circuit, its grandiose fireworks, its beautiful beaches lulled by palm trees.
Jimmy Top, bassist : The resolutely calm and powerful image that it gives off.
Laura Guarrato, singer : The Rock, the 1900s'.
Rudy Blas, guitarist : I would answer Grace Kelly...
Stella Vander, singer : The cleanliness, the calm and the order that reigns there.
Sylvie Fisichella, chorist : The artistic quality of the events.
What is your best memory of Monaco?
Caroline Indjein : A nice weekend at the Hôtel de Paris.
Christian Vander : My youthful memories of dreaming on the beach of Larvotto, walking by the calm and reassuring sea... Great moments of happiness.
Jimmy Top : My last concert (my last visit too) at the Note bleu with Keys Zuna, an electro Funk Jazz project. It was the memory of a sunny day and an electric evening.
Laura Guarrato : The Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo.
Rudy Blas : I've never been to Monaco before, and the best is yet to come!
Stella Vander : When I came to participate in a variety show on TMC.
Sylvie Fisichella : An evening with the Jet Set.
Monaco in one word, it's :
Caroline Indjein : Glamour.
Christian Vander : Fairy-like.
Jimmy Top : Excellence.
Laura Guarrato : Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer.
Rudy Blas : A future concert.
Stella Vander : Luxury.
Sylvie Fisichella : Luxury.
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