The opening of the 16th International Music Festival in Kuwait will begin today. The festival will honor Badr Boresly and feature music from Europe and Latin America.
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International Music Festival takes place XVI in the period between May 20 to 26 this month, and the festival comes over the whole week offers diverse artists and bands from different countries.
And what it is keen always music festival is a tribute to one of the symbols of music each year and who have had a clear imprint in their artistic and Mabivonh career on the Kuwaiti art in all its aspects. This year will be honored songwriter Badr Boresly, one of the poets who gave poetry lyrical Khaleda including "homeland-Nahar", will be honored through the provision of a range of songs, led by maestro Ahmed Hamdan, with the participation of artists Abdullah Ruweished, Suleiman Al-Mulla, Faisal Saad, Sina Knight and Bassam. As evidenced by the festival this year Panorama musical world and hosts teams from several Arab and foreign countries, including: Band Baravonesta Bolivian folk, band Naya women's Jordanian Arabic music, and the band national music of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Turkey, and the Task Bernko Krzmanovic folk Serbian, in addition to the night of popular Kuwaiti concert given by Fatuma artist and the artist Solomon Kassar, and the closing ceremony with Music (Alasadjad) composer d. Solomon الديكان. All concerts are held on the stage and start fatty eighth hour and a half with the exception of the Serbian folk band held her concert on the stage of the Kuwait National Museum.
The celebration of the festival comes under the attention of the National Council for Culture, Arts and work on the dissemination and revival of local musical arts and provide an opportunity for the public in Kuwait to follow the musical performances Arab and foreign countries.
It is known that the festival is held annually in conjunction with the International Day of Music and chosen by the French Ministry of Culture and celebrated by the nations of the world on June 21 of each year.
