The Sega is a dance which originated from the ritual music of Madagascar and the mainland of Africa, and it is the Musical Expression of the Mauritian Way of Life: Joy and Liveliness. Originally sung by men and women who had been sold as slaves but whose souls had remained sensitive to music, the Sega is nowadays a folksong which has integrated ...

The Mauritian Sega (Pronounced Saygah) is the best way to describe the deepest nature of the islanders: lively, colorful and traditional. The Sega is a dance that takes its roots from the ritual music of Madagascar and the mainland Africa. It is the …

Sega Mauritius is quite simply an art form, something that seen once is sure to live vividly in your memory for years to come. Behind the brilliantly coloured costumes and lively music lies a rich history, significant meaning and an interesting evolution.