Couleur Café festival continues to strengthen its lineup by unveiling five more incredibly talented artists.

On Friday, June 27th, DJ Rosa Pistola will make the Black Stage tremble. Known as "the matriarch of Mexico's underground," she's one of the most prominent DJs in the reggaeton world, a genre still (and unfortunately) dominated by men. On the opening day, Rosa Pistola joins the previously announced Omah Lay and Pa Salieu, the latter having been moved from Saturday to Friday.
 
On Saturday, June 28th, the Osseghem park will be set ablaze with a breeze of shatta and dancehall, led by one of the genre's leading ambassadors, Maureen. For a firm dose of hedonism, we turn to Jalen Ngonda, a true gem from Liverpool, whose angelic blend of jazz, soul and blues promises to move both bodies and hearts.
 
On Sunday, June 29th, a new wave of talent will take the Heysel plateau by storm, beginning with Denzel Curry. Hailing from Florida, this international sensation masterfully balances raw energy with finesse, as showcased on his latest album The King of The Mischevious South. 
Finally we've got none less than Queen Omega, a legendary female figure in the roots reggae scene. Her powerful voice and magnetic presence will surely infuse the park with an unforgettable atmosphere.