- Film Festival
- Fairtrade Brunch
- Hunger Symposium
- Interreligious Celebration
- Theme Eatery
- Oase Concerts
- Lecture Banao Nambo
- Lecture Henning Mankell
- Theatre Peggy Pickit
- Dance Theatre
- Saturday Matinée
- Exhibition Paintings
- Exhibition Shonastone
- Exhibition Clever
- Marionette Theatre
- Fairy Tales
- Camel Ride
- Street Art
- Drum Circle
- Bicycles for Africa
- Blindness Bus
- Workshop Finissage
On Sunday Evening, the biggest stars of African music introduce their multi-faceted continent. With charisma and infectious beats, they turn the concert evening into a celebration and share their joy for life with us.
Sunday Evening, 27th May 2012
Touré Kunda (Senegal)
In the past 25 years, the band Touré Kunda has proven to be able to produce hits just like Western Rock and Pop musicians. In 1980, they reached the top of the charts in Europe with their song “E’mma“.
Mory Kanté (Guinea)
The exceptional artist returns to the Afro-Pfingsten Festival and brings his new CD along, which he commends as a tribute to the African woman. This thoroughbred musician takes you on a journey to his roots.
Angélique Kidjo (Benin) feat. Vusi Mahlasela
The charismatic singer returns to Winterthur! In her current show, Kidjo pays tribute to her role model Miriam Makeba: The concert is a homage to Mama Africa, who would have been 80 years old this year.
Hugh Masekela (Südafrika)
If Miriam Makeba is called Mama Africa, then Hugh could be named Papa Africa. He enjoy enjoys worldwide fame as one of the most important artists of the South African music scene and fills the biggest concert halls with his Jazz.
Nubya (Switzerland)
The strong-voiced Soul singer debuts at the Afro-Pfingsten Festival in Winterthur with her latest album “Today“. The obviously matured and reflective Nubya delights with very personal songs.
Line-up is subject to change.
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