Ranavalona refers to a 19th century Madagascan queen (Ranavalona I, 1778 1861) known for defending her country against Christian and Western invasion. A merciless woman who was controversial by coming to power despite her modest situation and who maintained her power for three decades, especially through numerous assassinations. The writings that remain on Ranavalona highlight only the historical and factual version. This disc humanizes this figure and pays tribute to his fighting spirit to defend his culture and identity. Along with Ranavalona, Awori and Twani offer a voice to the resistance and advocate the defense of its ideals and beliefs.