The Three Cultures Foundation celebrates Migrants' Day at the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes

The Three Cultures Foundation commemorates Migrants' Day at the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes on 18 December with music by the group Ninki Nanka, composed of musicians residing in Spain from Senegal, Equatorial Guinea, Spain and North America.

This is a musical project in which musicians from different backgrounds and genres come together in a common repertoire that evokes the countries of origin of most of its members, with a predominance of African sounds and dances.

On this occasion, the concert will feature Sangeetha Ekambaram on vocals alongside Ibrahima Diabate, who will also delight us with his unique style of playing the kora and djembe. He will be accompanied by Cheikh Sarr on drums, Carlos Gallego on bass, José Vera on xylophone and Silvia Roldán with African dances.

Limited capacity. 290 seats.

Invitations available on Friday 12 December at 2pm at the following link

Important note: This activity will not take place at the headquarters of the Three Cultures Foundation on the Isla de la Cartuja, but at the Hogar Virgen de los Reyes theatre (Calle Fray Isidoro de Sevilla, 1).

This activity is funded by Seville City Council as part of the project ‘Seville, Land of Diversity. Sounds of Seville’.