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The Country to Reverberate with Music

Home Archived The Country to Reverberate with Music

By Frederick Philander

WINDHOEK

Tomorrow World Music Day will be fittingly celebrated in four towns in the country with many established musicians participating in the event that will run from 10h00 until 17h00.

World Music Day was launched in France in 1982, and the Franco Namibian Cultural Centre is organizing it in Namibia. It is now celebrated annually in over a hundred countries.

Free concerts will be staged all day long in the following four towns in Namibia:

-Windhoek – Zoo Park:

Equipped Dancing Academy, Front Liners Gospel Team, Gabroz, Chiwahlaw, Shaambo Culture Rock, Snakes Band, Buju Kanoko, M4 Band, Malaika Angels, Mfanakits, Rizzy, FO, Monica the fighter, Petrus Haakskeen and Friend, Nasti, Iron Roots, Marvin Sanzila, Rock, Germanboy, Omidi d’Afrique, College of the Art, 4*4 Too Much Power.

UN Plaza (including a procession):

The Vibe of Change, Adahbagu Band, Culture Klan, Lost Souls, Uno Boy, SSG’s, Princess G, Jericho, the Diva, G Rycle, DHK MAGOGOZS, Turalistiks, Jubilate Choir, Jai Cee, YT DEWET, DJ, Jacqueline van Wyk, 065 Crew, Kamasutra, Auntie Sousa, Mshasho, Dollar 6, Siimu Boy, Right Choice Band, Nello, 2 Tight, Ice Lee Max and Sunny Boy.

FNCC (from 18h30 only): !Oubasen, Menrose & Holywood, the Mighty Dreads, the Diva, Desdemona, Volcano Vibe, G3, D-Naff, Steve Hanana, Tequilla, Gazza as well as a Karaoke to allow anyone to participate to close the World Music Day.

-Walvis Bay – Kuisebmund Stadium:

Omukengeli Group, Killa-Charts, Shawu Mlazi, Ekwelekwele, Burundy, Kwaito Zone, Lucky DD, Public Enemy, the Knockouts, Juvet, Stella & Adel, 6B, Mr. Price, G-Unit, Danger Soul, Rolling Bone Crew, Motion, Lucky Double D, Killer Charts, Dore & Brain, Low Dogg Crew, N.W.A. Crew, Last Brain, llGoab lGoan
-Oshakati – Yetu Shopping Complex:

Diique Dance Groupe (Eluwa Special School), Young Stars, Tsar D-Group, Etango Tali Piti, Don’t Give Up (Zero), Izintombi, Oshana Youth Choir, Omaleshe Group, Hapless 2 B Clever, Multi-Talented, Canadian Snow Birds, Tunakie, Jay-Pee, Ekondo Ra Ndongi, Doris & Friends, MP 3 4 Lite, Love G, Lifie, Kudulu Boys (Manda-Diesel).

-Katima Mulilo – Community Hall:

Zambezi Music, Children of Zion Group, Claasen, Mac Booms, Dinomumention, Nicho, Jambuzi, Fantstadstic Boyz, Res-Unity Group, Obber, Finical Group, G.W. Musical, Top – Doggy, Crcip, Born Culture, King Jah Bee, Kizito Band, Cheeebie Band, Ministry Band, Bongo Man Wailer, Caprivi Youth Development Group, Caprivi Cultural Group, Hilary, Terence, Neville Doggy.

World Music Day is a unique occasion to provide musicians with a platform, whether they are famous or not. The festival also celebrates the diversity of the musical styles prevailing in Namibia: traditional, choirs, gospel, reggae, kwaito, etc.

This event, which is also meant to entertain the audience, is free of charge.