Roseline Layo

Born on December 21, 1993 in Man, in the west of Côte d'Ivoire, Roseline Layo (real name Roseline Man Layo) soon left school to devote herself to singing, her true passion, which she practiced from an early age in the family backyard. An evangelical Christian, she also sang in church, joined several groups and, at the age of 23, took part in the TV show Star Karaoke, where she reached the final. At the end of the program, she joined the all-female Bella Mondo orchestra. Thanks to this experience, she completed her training, particularly on stage. She then decided to go solo and embarked on a tour that took her from Switzerland to France. She went on to consolidate her reputation as a zouglou singer, even though this genre is essentially practiced by men, with tracks such as "Donnez-nous un peu" , and was crowned "Artiste variété Urbaine 2022" at the Prix des Musiques Urbaines (PRIMUD). Accumulating millions of views and streams, she released her first 13-track album, Élus de Dieu, in 2023.

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