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On Friday, May 9, 2025, the latest edition of the Adamfopa Talent Quest, a creative arts reality contest, will be launched at Alliance Française.
Creatives such as Samini, Bessa Simons, Jupitar, Clemento Suarez, Dancegod Lloyd, Yieyie, Jackmario, Skonz, Esuapim Cultural Troupe, Ash Benny, Kpakposhito Ensemble will be present at the event.
Adamfopa Talent Quest seeks to foster artistic collaboration and strengthen cultural ties between Africa and Europe. It also aims to discover and nurture the creative talents of young Africans born and raised in the diaspora.
Held in France, Adamfopa Talent Quest is a creative arts competition organised to provide a platform for young individuals in the diaspora to showcase their extraordinary musical talents.
It is organised by Ram Media Concepts, Adamfopa Media Paris in collaboration with the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA).
Arts discipline such as music, dance, acting, comedy, rap, acrobatics, will be considered.
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