Mangaluru: Adolf Jayathilak's singing wins hearts at Kalaangann


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Mangaluru, Aug 3: Mandd Sobhann hosted the 296th edition of its Monthly Theatre series with a unique Musical Experience ‘Moga Manchi Adolfachi’ at Kalaangann, Shaktinagar on August 2.

The programme was inaugurated by the renowned compere couple, Evelyn and Stany D’Souza, who marked the commencement with the traditional ringing of the bell. Mandd Sobhann president Louis Pinto presided over the stage during the inaugural proceedings, setting a dignified tone for the event. Kishore Fernandes compeered the formal programme.

Following the formal inauguration, acclaimed singers Adolf Jayathilak and Meera Crasta captivated the audience with their melodious vocal performances. The musical evening was specially organized as a heartfelt tribute to honor the late Eric Ozario.

The event's musical arrangement was expertly directed by Roshan D’Souza, accompanied by a talented ensemble of musicians that included Raj Gopal, Vijay Rasquinha, Roshan Fernandes, Veekshith, and Stephen Frank. The programme was seamlessly guided throughout the evening by host Lloyd Rego, with commendable assistance from Gloria Veigas.

 

 

  

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