David Guetta, Madéon and a string of Frenchmen at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami –

It’s one of the biggest electronic music events in the world. Created in 1999, the Ultra Music Festival returns to Miami. The twenty-second edition will bring together more than a hundred DJs, mixers and clubbers from the planet from Friday March 20 to Sunday March 22 at Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami, including several renowned Frenchmen.

After a seven-year absence, the Nantes-based Madeon, whose real name is Hugo Leclercq, is back behind the scenes of the UMF, which takes its name from the album "Ultra" by the British new wave group Depeche Mode. This young electro prodigy, who started his career at the age of 11 and who notably collaborated with Lady Gaga, will set the mood with his second opus "Good Faith".

An essential figure of the festival, David Guetta will of course be there, as will the DJ and boss of French label Alexandre Paounov, better known by his stage name Popof, also a pioneer of the rave movement of the 1990s in France.

This unmissable event on the international electronic scene, which welcomes more than 160,000 fans each year, will also highlight the Lyonnais Gesaffelstein, whose real name is Mike Lévy, who has worked alongside The Weeknd and Pharrell Williams .

Finally, festival-goers will also be able to attend the sets of French DJ Snake and Tchami, both based in Miami, who notably created in 2015 the collective Pardon My French with the aim of promoting electronic music.