Linzy Bacbotte

Linzy Bacbotte was born on March 28, 1978, in Quatre Bornes. From a young age, her affinity for music was evident, and by the tender age of nine in 1987, she was already captivating audiences on stage.

Her journey took a significant turn when she participated in Star 2000 in 1988, 1989, and ultimately in 1991, clinching victory with her stirring rendition of “Promise Me” by Beverly Craven. This triumph marked the onset of a remarkable ascent for the aspiring singer, fueled by her unwavering dream of musical greatness.

Today, Linzy stands as a seasoned artist, a prominent figure in Mauritius and the Indian Ocean’s musical realm. She epitomizes the resilience and fortitude of contemporary women. An impassioned advocate, she channels her talents towards national causes and imparts knowledge through her institution, Sing Again.

With a career spanning over 35 years, multiple albums, and countless performances across Mauritius and Europe, Linzy Bacbotte has etched an indelible legacy in the annals of music. Through tireless dedication and artistic exploration, she has honed a distinctive style that remains both authentic and dynamic.

Each rendition becomes a conduit for Linzy to impart more than mere melodies; she bares a fragment of her soul, weaving moments that transcend the mundane and resonate with the universal language of emotion.