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Antoine Ciosi, la voix qui a chanté la Balagne (1931-2026)
Antoine Ciosi, la voix qui a chanté la Balagne (1931-2026)

Il s'est éteint le 4 octobre 2026 à Corbara, à quatre-vingt-quatorze ans. Soixante ans durant, Antoine Ciosi aura porté la langue corse sur les plus grandes scènes et donné à la Balagne l'une de se...

Record du GR20 : Aurélien Dunand-Pallaz efface François D'Haene en 27 h 29
Record du GR20 : Aurélien Dunand-Pallaz efface François D'Haene en 27 h 29

Le 25 septembre 2026, Aurélien Dunand-Pallaz a relié Calenzana à Conca en 27 heures et 29 minutes. Il efface de 2 h 17 le record établi par François D'Haene deux mois et demi plus tôt. Le récit de ...

La Toussaint en Corse : I Santi, I Morti, et les tombeaux qui regardent la mer
All Saints' Day in Corsica: I Santi, I Morti, and the tombs that look out to sea

On November 1st, Corsican cemeteries fill with chrysanthemums and people returned from the mainland. The following night, water and chestnuts are left by the window. And in the Cap, white tombs gaz...

Les 8 marques corses à connaître en 2026
The 8 Corsican brands to know in 2026

An island of 340,000 inhabitants, and an entire generation of clothing brands born there. The eight names we are following, and why.

Le 8 septembre en Corse : Lavasina, la Santa di u Niolu, et pourquoi l'île fête la Vierge
September 8 in Corsica: Lavasina, the Santa di u Niolu, and why the island celebrates the Virgin Mary

Every September 8th, Corsica comes to a standstill for the Nativity of the Virgin. In Lavasina, three thousand people descend to the sea by candlelight. Here is why.

La Corse en hiver : ce que l'île devient quand tout le monde est parti
Corsica in winter: what the island becomes when everyone has left

Five times fewer people than in August, snow on Cintu, sea urchins in season, and villages returned to their inhabitants. Corsica from December to February, the one almost no one sees.

PIAZZA, le DJ corse qui joue le plus grand show de sa vie au Palais de Tokyo
PIAZZA, the Corsican DJ playing the biggest show of his life at the Palais de Tokyo

TAFANELLI CARNETS | THE RISE OF CORSICA PIAZZA, the Corsican DJ playing the biggest show of his life at the Palais de Tokyo On Friday, September 11, 2026, a boy from Corsica will b...

La pêche aux calamars de nuit en Corse : saison, technique et gestes qui font la différence
Night squid fishing in Corsica: season, technique, and the tips that make the difference

When the tourists have left, when the terraces close and the sea temperature drops below twenty degrees, another Corsica begins. It is experienced standing on a pier, at two in the morning, under a...

Requins, cachalots et dauphins de Corse : la mégafaune du plus grand parc marin de France
Sharks, sperm whales, and dolphins of Corsica: the megafauna of France's largest marine park

There are 21 species of sharks and 23 species of rays in the waters of Cape Corse. A sperm whale dives there to depths of over 2,000 meters. And almost no one knows it.

Le corail rouge de Corse : l'or rouge de Méditerranée, son histoire, sa pêche et sa symbolique
Corsican red coral: the red gold of the Mediterranean, its history, its harvesting, and its symbolism

It grows by two to eight millimeters per year, in the dark, at depths between thirty and one hundred meters. It made the fortune of a family from Cap Corse, caused the death of fourteen coral diver...

Cadeau corse : quoi offrir à quelqu'un qui aime l'île, sans tomber dans le cliché
Corsican gift: what to get for someone who loves the island, without falling into clichés

There are two ways to gift Corsica. The first is to bring back a keychain bought at the gas station before getting on the boat. The second requires a little more attention, often costs the same pri...

T-shirt manches longues : pourquoi ce n'est pas un vêtement d'hiver
Long-sleeve T-shirt: why it is not a winter garment

On the mainland, you pull out long sleeves when it's cold. In the Mediterranean, you wear them for quite a different reason. Look at Corsican fishermen in the middle of July: their arms are covered...