Nokal Discotheque presents Mamie's

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Nokal Discotheque welcomes La Mamie’s (@la_mamies) 🇫🇷 All the way from Paris, they’re bringing that proper house energy —the kind that builds the perfect atmosphere and gets everyone on the floor. With support from the Roll the Dice boys (@roll.the.dice.co) on a blend of house, disco, funk, and boogie. Friday, November 20, 2026 — music starts at 8PM PHP 650 Pre-Sale | PHP 800 Door Charge 🎟️ Purchase tickets thru HelixPay link in our bio ⛓️‍💥 To reserve your tables, DM us, message +63 917 139 5178, or visit our website nokal.ph @la_mamies are DJs and friends from Paris 🇫🇷 Founded in 2007, they have been hugely influential in shaping Paris’s flourishing music scene, with significant contributions to the Macki Music Festival and La Ferme du Bonheur. They began as a collective of three, though they frequently perform as a duo. They held a multi-year residency at La Machine du Moulin Rouge before becoming residents at the legendary Rex Club. Beyond Paris, they have performed extensively across France and Europe, and are well-known in Asia — from Japan to Thailand. As co-founders of the Shi Fu Miz Festival in Hong Kong, they’ve solidified their presence in the region. For six years they have been Rinse FM residents, hosting a show dedicated to exploring club culture in its broadest sense. Rooted in all forms of house music, La Mamie’s are always striving to create the perfect atmosphere — remaining in constant pursuit of sounds that elevate the festive spirit and bring people together. Roll the Dice (@roll.the.dice.co ) 🎲 Founded by Lane Reyes (@laneseyer), Paolo Escudero (@paoloescu), Moe Cabral (@moecabral_), and Inigo Cruz (@yggicruz), Roll the Dice was born from the boys’ shared history on the dance floor — a place that shaped their friendships, their taste, and their desire to create nights worth remembering. What began as a small idea between friends has grown into one of Manila’s most exciting collectives, known for its raw energy and thoughtful curation. Hosting artists like Jesse You, DVDE, Tucan Discos, and some of the city’s finest selectors, RTD celebrates the unexpected: music that hits at the right moment, dancers who move without he