Ernesto De Quesada


Tonight we went to see great Mali singer Rokia Traoré perform at a very crowded Cedar. By the time we arrived it was pretty crowded, but we were lucky to get a couple of spots against the side wall where we could sit on a ledge and have a pretty good view over people’s heads.
She started the concert with a slow song and then transitioned into fast tempo music. The band played a long set without intermission. After which they took a short break and then came back for a great finale.
Although the Cedar had placed chairs throughout, people began to gather on the sides and dance. Of course, by the end everyone was dancing.

Tonight we went to see great Mali singer Rokia Traoré perform at a very crowded Cedar. By the time we arrived it was pretty crowded, but we were lucky to get a couple of spots against the side wall where we could sit on a ledge and have a pretty good view over people’s heads.

She started the concert with a slow song and then transitioned into fast tempo music. The band played a long set without intermission. After which they took a short break and then came back for a great finale.

Although the Cedar had placed chairs throughout, people began to gather on the sides and dance. Of course, by the end everyone was dancing.

— 3 years ago
#concert  #Cedar  #Cedar Cultural Center  #Rokia Traoré  #World music  #African music  #Mali