Saudi: Konkani Cultural Day in Riyadh


Saudi: Konkani Cultural Day in Riyadh

Media Release

Riyadh, Feb 1: "Aangan Konkneche, Riyadh – Saudi Arabia" organized a cultural event- "SANGAM 2009" on Thursday January 29, 2009. It was a day to remember for the Konkan Costal Canarites in  Riyadh.

Arun D'Souza, Palimar President of "Aangan Konkneche" welcomed the guests.
The cultural programme began with a Prayer song to the tune of “Sakche Nav Tuka” by Eden, Jessy, Anitha, Manoj, Eric and Arun.






























The Bharatha Natyam dance was performed by Melanie Pinto and skit was played by Marcel D’Cunha and Group. Jokes and Mimicry was done by Bhasker P.M. The singers Eden, Manoj, Mahadev Shetty and Eric mesmerized the audience with their melodious voice. Chelsea, Chester, Eden Group, Andrea group, Naval Group and “Brothers” from Malaz, Riyadh added more colors to the cultural evening with their Dances. Manoj ,Rekha & kids enthralled the audience with their dance  Bum Bum Bole from Tarein zameen Par ”

Melwyn Pinto anchored the entire event. Spot games were conducted by Royston Prabhu.
There were also guests from Dammam, Ronald Fernandes the President of SKY DAMMAM was called upon to draw the Lucky Coupon.

Sumptuous dinner was served to all and the cultural program continued.
The Committee members Arun Jessy D’Souza, Eric Anitha D’Sa, Manoj Rekha Mascarenhas, Axel Jacintha Rego, Ambrose D’Mello, Vincent D’Souza, Marcel D’Souza and Stany Cardoza Joined together at the stage

Mangalorean Baila Dance was a special attraction as everyone joined to the dance floor.
Eric D’Sa, Pangla propsed vote of thanks, the programme ended with the national anthem Jana Gana Mana.

  

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  • Mickey Castelino, Pangla/Dubai

    Mon, Feb 02 2009

    Congratulations to the President and committe memebers of Aangan Konkneche-Riyadh for organizing a Cultural event to all Mangaloreans in Riyadh and also providing oppertunity for the kids in Riyadh to show thier talents. Special priase to Arun, Eric, Ambrose and Vincent for arranging such a wonderful event in Saudi Arabia. Keep up the good work guys.

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  • Santhosh Colaco, B'lore/Perth

    Mon, Feb 02 2009

    Dear Uncle Max and Aunty Jessie  Your comments brought tears to my eyes. The same were narrated to me by my Dad and Mum. Love and  prayers. Santhosh and family

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  • Carol D'Souza, Mangalore/Riyadh

    Sun, Feb 01 2009

    Great news!!. Could someone give me some contact number of this organisation. I would like to join this organisation as well since we have been here for the past 5 years and have no friends here.

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  • Max & Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore/Houston, Tx

    Sun, Feb 01 2009

    Congratulations to all the Mangaloreans in Saudi Arabia making the very best from the facilities and amenities available to them under all the prevailing circumstances. Give the very best to your children. Every time we read about Saudi Arabia it brings some of the fondest memories of our past where we spent more than 20 years with our two little sons. The places such as Alkhobar, Dammam, Ras Tanura, Jubail, Riyadh, Buraida, Jeddah, Rabigh and Yanbou were frequenty visited and they were small towns then but we still peaceful and filled with so much of happy recollections. God bless Saudi Arabia where we worked so hard and earned our daily humble bread with lot of dignity and integrity. The past has always been glorious where we built all our foundations of a bright future.

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