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MADAGASCAR HIRA GASY IN ANTANANARIVO

A film from Emeline RAHOLIARISOA Produced by MALAGASY TV One sunday, in Antananarivo, Madagasikara, the famous company TARIKA RAMILISON BESIGARA ZANANY is performing the opera Hira Gasy. It is a specific art from Madagascar, which began during the beginning of the kingdom of Madagasikara (XVth century). This art is performed by peasants who are also artists. It is a holy art. The girls are dressed with the same kind of dresses the british queen Victoria offered to the Queens of Madagasikara. The boys are dressed with uniforms inspired by those of the malagasy royal army (XIXth century). The music instruments (violons, trumpets, drums) are the inheritage of the royal malagasy army bands of King Radama I, equiped by Great Britain at the beginning of the XIXth century. The audience is very huge : hundreds of housands of people attend the Hira Gasy. The companies are united in a confederation : FIMPIMAMAD And this very sunday, there is a nice surprise : the talentuous MITIA attends the performance ! The Hira Gasy opera is a world heritage UNESCO. Nota : citation from the credits We would like to express our deep gratitude to Volamiranty Donna MARA, Minister of Communication and Culture for the large delegation that came to pay a final tribute to Mr. Félix RANAIVOARISON who died in August 2024. We also thank the Vice President of the National Assembly SEM. Augustin ANDRIAMANANORO for having come back from the province to be present at the funeral As well as the Dr. Desiderio MAURO, member of the National Malagasy Academy, who decided to be one of the bearers of the coffin Thanks to THE TEACHING LEAGUE OF MADAGASIKARA TSIMIALONJAFY THE MINISTRY FOR COMMUNICATION & CULTURE OF MADAGASIKARA THE TROPICS CINEMA INSTITUTE THE HIRA GASY CONFEDERATION FIMPIMAMAD TARIKA ROSSY THE KIANJA NY KANTO ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES THE BELVÉDERE HOTEL A cine-sensation inspired by Dziga VERTOV, shot with a cellular phone HUAWEI P20 Pro ©. MALAGASY TV. 2004