On Father’s Day, dads will be treated to an unforgettable musical experience at Chapungu Sculpture Park in Msasa, Harare.
On Sunday, June 16th, at 3 p.m., the Alliance Française de Harare will host a spectacular concert featuring renowned French singer Mélissa Laveaux and Zimbabwean artist Nancy Nasibo Mutize.
Mélissa Laveaux, an independent Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist of Haitian descent, is known for her distinct blend of roots, folk, and blues, which is enhanced by her distinctive percussive finger-style guitar and soulful vocals.
Laveaux, a prominent figure in the music industry since her debut album in 2006, has received critical acclaim for her unique sound and powerful performances. Her music, influenced by her Haitian roots and experiences in France, has a global appeal.
Nasibo
Nasibo, Zimbabwe’s own dynamic performer with rich vocal prowess, will join Laveaux on stage. This all-female act promises a mesmerizing fusion of cultural sounds and an unforgettable Father’s Day celebration.
The concert venue, Chapungu Sculpture Park, provides a breathtaking backdrop of Zimbabwean art and nature, making it an ideal location for this special event. The park is well-known for its beautiful sculptures and tranquil setting, which make it ideal for a memorable evening. There will be a free visit to the park at 2 p.m. before the concert, allowing guests to unwind and fully enjoy the performance.
Mélissa Laveaux’s musical career has taken her to prestigious festivals all over the world, including the Montreal International Jazz Festival, Cully Jazz, and Les Francofolies de La Rochelle.
Her 2018 album, “Radyo Siwel,” was long-listed for the Polaris Music Prize, cementing her reputation as a remarkable artist. Her performance in Harare is part of her ongoing efforts to share her music with a wide range of audiences around the world.
The Alliance Française de Harare has a long history of encouraging cultural exchange and celebrating diversity through events like this concert. By bringing Mélissa Laveaux and Nancy Nasibo Mutize together, they are fostering a rich cultural dialogue and providing unique experiences for the community.
This opportunity to celebrate Father’s Day with world-class music in the enchanting setting of Chapungu Sculpture Park should not be missed.
