Louisiana


New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
The Muse of the Great American South
New Orleans stands out from conservative US backgrounds as the defender of all rights, talents and irreverence. Once French, forever Frenchified, the city of jazz inspires new contagious rhythms, the fusion of ethnicities, cultures, styles and flavors.
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Big Freedia: in Bounce Mode
New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz and jazz sounds and resonates in its streets. As expected, in such a creative city, new styles and irreverent acts emerge. Visiting the Big Easy, we ventured out to discover Bounce hip hop.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
From the Indian Frontier to the Capital of Louisiana
During their incursion up Mississippi, the French detected a red stick that separated the territories of two native nations. From this expedition of 1723 to here, the European nations that dominated these parts followed. As history progressed, Baton Rouge became the political core of the 18th state in the United States.
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
To the Rhythm of Orleanian Music
New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz and jazz sounds and resonates in its streets. As expected, in such a creative city, jazz set the tone for new styles and irreverent acts. When visiting the Big Easy, we have the privilege of enjoying a little of everything.
Atchafalaya Basin, Louisiana, USA  
The Great Swamp of the Deep South
For some reason the indigenous people called it “long river”. At one point, the Atchafalaya spills out into a swamp made up of canal-connected lagoons dotted with cypress, oak and tupelo trees. We explored it, between Lafayette and Morgan, Louisiana, on the way to its mouth on the Gulf of Mexico.
Morgan City, Louisiana, USA
The Cajun Town Fueled by Oil and Shrimp
Situated at the end of the Atchafalaya River's path to the Gulf of Mexico, Morgan City was gifted with an abundance of shellfish and black gold. It even hosts a festival that celebrates them simultaneously. Despite starring in the paranormal series “Ghosts of Morgan City”, this city of Cajun culture is down-to-earth and prolific.
New Orleans Louisiana, First Line
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

The Muse of the Great American South

New Orleans stands out from conservative US backgrounds as the defender of all rights, talents and irreverence. Once French, forever Frenchified, the city of jazz inspires new contagious rhythms, the fusion of ethnicities, cultures, styles and flavors.
Big Freedia and bouncer, Fried Chicken Festival, New Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

Big Freedia: in Bounce Mode

New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz and jazz sounds and resonates in its streets. As expected, in such a creative city, new styles and irreverent acts emerge. Visiting the Big Easy, we ventured out to discover Bounce hip hop.
The Baton Rouge Capitol reflected in a reflecting pool at the State Library
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States

From the Indian Frontier to the Capital of Louisiana

During their incursion up Mississippi, the French detected a red stick that separated the territories of two native nations. From this expedition of 1723 to here, the European nations that dominated these parts followed. As history progressed, Baton Rouge became the political core of the 18th state in the United States.
Mural displays Jazz musicians above a New Orleans parking lot.
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

To the Rhythm of Orleanian Music

New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz and jazz sounds and resonates in its streets. As expected, in such a creative city, jazz set the tone for new styles and irreverent acts. When visiting the Big Easy, we have the privilege of enjoying a little of everything.
Sunset at Flat Lake, Louisiana
Atchafalaya Basin, Louisiana, USA  

The Great Swamp of the Deep South

For some reason the indigenous people called it “long river”. At one point, the Atchafalaya spills out into a swamp made up of canal-connected lagoons dotted with cypress, oak and tupelo trees. We explored it, between Lafayette and Morgan, Louisiana, on the way to its mouth on the Gulf of Mexico.
Virgil Allen, on the offshore oil extraction platform "Mr. Charlie"
Morgan City, Louisiana, USA

The Cajun Town Fueled by Oil and Shrimp

Situated at the end of the Atchafalaya River's path to the Gulf of Mexico, Morgan City was gifted with an abundance of shellfish and black gold. It even hosts a festival that celebrates them simultaneously. Despite starring in the paranormal series “Ghosts of Morgan City”, this city of Cajun culture is down-to-earth and prolific.

Mapa