Daijiworld Media Network - Bahrain
Bahrain, May 21: The vibrant Konkani community in Bahrain is all set to host a grand musical evening on May 22, 2025, as a heartfelt tribute to Mother Konkani and the rich traditions of Mangalorean and Goan music.
The event promises an unforgettable night of musical brilliance and cultural unity, bringing together top talents from the Konkani music world.
Among the evening’s highlights is the much-anticipated performance by Norman “The Guinness Cardoz”, whose remarkable skills on the keyboard are set to elevate the atmosphere with captivating melodies. Adding to the harmony will be a group of dedicated Goan wind instrumentalists who will showcase their artistry on trumpet and saxophone, paying homage to traditional sounds with youthful energy.
Guitar virtuosos Glen Pacheko and Bob will share the spotlight, bringing their signature style and deep passion for music to the stage. Their performances are expected to strike a chord with audiences and highlight the depth of musical talent within the community.
The night will also feature a powerful blend of traditional and contemporary voices. Renowned Fado singer and national award winner Sonia Shirsat—hailed as the Diva of Fado and ambassador of Goan music—will be a thrilling presence on stage. Their musical journeys, rooted in devotion to their art, serve as an inspiration to many.
Renowned percussionist Carmo, known for his impeccable timing and understated brilliance, will anchor the rhythm section, delivering a performance that exemplifies musical finesse without theatrical flair.
Another major attraction will be Ester Noronha, a celebrated Konkan star whose ability to bridge Goan and Mangalorean musical styles has won her admiration across communities. Her presence reinforces the event’s theme of cultural unity through music.
Beyond the performances, the event is a celebration of the deep bond shared by Mangalorean and Goan communities in Bahrain—a reflection of their shared heritage and the collective spirit to preserve and honor Mother Konkani.
Organizers and participants have poured heart and soul into this initiative, and the community eagerly awaits what promises to be a night of musical magic, togetherness, and pride in cultural identity.