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Sri Lankan Music Band 'Black Velvet' Wins Mangalorean Hearts

  •   Mon, Dec 26 2011 03:45:12 PM

Sri Lankan Music Band 'Black Velvet' Wins Mangalorean Hearts
 
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS)
 
Mangalore, Dec 26: The Winter Christmas Concert-Dance by Sri Lankan music band ‘Black velvet’ at Mangalore Ladies Club on Sunday December 25 received hearty response and appreciation.
 
With their popular favorites - soul, funk, blues, rock n roll, commercial pop, R & B, and scintillating Sri Lankan bailas, the high-profile Sri Lankan music band stepped on their music route to Mangalore and made everyone happy this Christmas season.

The evening featured foot-tapping music, popular Sri Lankan bailas and Christmas carols.
 
Black Velvet Winter Christmas Dance organized by the Heath Streak Foundation and Magnum Intergrafiks and supported by Mangalore Ladies Club showcased a blend of experience, youthfulness, talent, high energy, aggressive power and great vibe.
 
The dance floor gradually brimmed with a good number of couples and kids who started dancing to the tunes of the peppy numbers.
  

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