Y'a d'la Voix

When the Templar city of Larzac vibrates to the sound of voices

Every year in June, the festival "Y'a d'la Voix !" takes over the medieval streets of La Couvertoirade, a magnificent fortified city on the Larzac plateau in Aveyron. This original vocal music festival transforms one of France's most beautiful Templar cities into a vast open-air theater where the human voice reigns supreme and where every spectator is invited to become a singer.

Singing events throughout the day

The festival offers four daily singing events where participants gather to sing together in the village's emblematic locations: traditional French songs, partisan and revolutionary songs, comic songs from the 1930s-1940s, and great classics of popular song. Street performers and professional singers mingle with the public in a participatory and friendly spirit.

Festive evenings in a magical setting

On Saturday evening, a rustic meal accompanied by performances by award-winning street singers brings festival-goers together within the medieval walls. On Sunday evening, a buffet aperitif concludes the festival with a final moment of collective singing. The exceptional setting of La Couvertoirade — its ramparts, its towers, its fortified church, and its stone houses — offers a magical and intimate atmosphere at every moment of the festival.

A festival rooted in the heritage of Larzac

"Y'a d'la Voix !" is part of the cultural dynamic of Larzac and its characteristic villages. Supported by the association Larzac Sports et Loisirs, the festival promotes French popular vocal heritage while offering visitors a unique experience in a place listed among the most beautiful in France.