Jun 7, 2011 1 hr 46 min

Femi Kuti, 2003

Femi Anikulapo Kuti es el hijo mayor del creador del afrobeat, Fela Kuti. Al igual que su padre es un gran músico que se recrea en el ritmo, el "groove" formando una magia musical bailable, con toques funkies y con letras que reflejan la problemática social nigeriana/africana. Por algo es Representante Especial de Unicef en África. Un fantástico y largo concierto cargado de ritmo y humanidad. Fecha: 17 de Julio de 2003 Lugar: Auditorio Parque Torres, Cartagena, Murcia Músicos: Femi Kuti, voz, saxo alto, teclados; Emmanuel Oke, guitarra; Josef Darlinton, bajo; Said Obara, batería; Adekunle Abeyemi, teclados; metales y bailarinas ...?

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