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Les Voix de l´Ocean Indien (commonly abbreviated as a Voice) is a television musical award show and competition. ^[1] The program focuses on the musical scene of several countries located in the Indian Ocean: Seychelles, Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius, as well as the two French overseas departments of Mayotte and Réunion. ^[2] The competition is organized by the Voix de l'océan Indien Association and Organizo productions. ^[3] It takes place in Saint-Denis, Réunion. ^[4]

Artists are nominated by the public ^[2] for a given calendar year. A selection committee then narrows down that pool of candidates to a manageable number for an election, conducted by the final board. This process is fairly transparent. ^[5]

2018 edition

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2017 edition

• Best Maloya Artist: Héritaz Maloya ( Réunion)
• Best Séga Artist: Fami Mélody ( Réunion)
• Best Urban Music Artist: Kosla ( Réunion)
• Best International/Pop Artist: Kenaelle ( Réunion)
• Best Electro Artist: Do-moon ( Réunion)
• Song of the Year: Kenaelle ( Réunion)
• Best Male Voice: Hans Nayna ( Mauritius)
• Best Female Voice: Jane Constance ( Mauritius)
• Best Audiovisual Production: Sega'el Ft. Dimix Staya ( Réunion)
• Best Mauritian Artist: Alain Ramanisum ( Mauritius)
• Best Malagasy Artist: Stéphanie ( Madagascar)
• Best Mahoran Artist: Rekman Seller ( Mayotte)
• Best Comorian Artist: Dadi poslim ( Comoros)
• Tribute Award: Jean Pierre Laselve ( Réunion)
• Hope Award: Kaloune ( Réunion)

2016 edition

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2015 edition

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2013 edition

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2012 edition

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2011 edition

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2010 edition

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2009 edition

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