of 10 elements who will reinterpret Southern American and Colombian music traditions. This band is considered to be the ambassador of Cumbia in western civilization: it is a typical Colombian genre, which includes many artistic expressions from singing to dancing, of different races and music cultures. The band remains loyal to the Colombian tradition but gives a personal touch to all of its compositions which vary from flamenco, salsa and merengue to funk. Web - Video

21th of July - 21.45 pm
Karima Nayt (Algeria)
Quoi d'autre
We will also have the pleasure to listen to the singer-dancer-actress Karima Nayt a talented and charismatic artist from Algeria, leader of a multiethnic band which has charmed the audience of theaters and festivals all over the world. Karima, a polyglot singer (Algerian, Arab and French) and a creative and charming dancer, will involve the audience with an intense and emotive performance which will range from the oriental classics to Portuguese fado, from Algerian Hawzi to blues, from French folk music to tango. Web - Video

28th of July - 21.45 pm
Rosalia De Souza (Brasile)
Rosalia De Souza canta Jobim
Brazilian night with Rosalia De Souza, a brand new protagonist of contemporary Bossa Nova and Samba, considered to be the best in Europe in her genre. Rosalia was born in Rio De Janeiro in
the neighborhood of Nilopolis - famous for its samba schools - and has performed in the most famous international Festivals, Theaters and Clubs. Web - Video

3rd of August - 21.45 pm
Charlie Cannon (U.S.A.) + Sisters and Brothers Gospel Choir Ensemble
The Gospel Night
The Festival will end with the "Gospel Night" a special night dedicated to the African-American religious music. Charlie Cannon - singer and song-writer from Alabama and one of the most appreciated Gospel Music performers - will be the special guest of the "Sisters and Brothers", an Italian Gospel choir directed by Carla Baldini. Web - Video

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