400 runners stormed a crowded hall

Photo: Ola Åkeborn

The big massacre took the public by storm – and the dress code was a sweater in the colors of the South African flag.

The gym was occupied until the last place by an audience not only extremely mixed and expected, but more than 400 enthusiastic and anticipated singers were used to jointly fill the souls and hearts with power, energy and energy. Hope and the sweetest music possible.

The main choir and soloists are composed of young South Africans who, through music, cross Sweden about once a year, accompanied by a local choir and a guest artist, as well as always known Triple & Touch and Thandiwe Mbobo.

At Karlskrona tonight, guest guest Shirley Clamp was called and, due to illness, Ken Wennerholm played the role of Triple alone.

Photo: Ola Åkeborn

South African songs build bridges with young Swedes – via music. And too many good things.

At the same time Tournaire raises funds for the 13-year-old Star for Life project to help girls in South Africa and Namibia in particular to develop as individuals while protecting themselves against HIV and AIDS .

But many South African schools are now linked to the project, which also offers other programs, values, tools and guidance.

Something like that too Tonight, one of the participating "local" choirs was also a South African driver; Seventy schoolchildren from the Anton van Wouw private school in Pretoria, as well as the Southeast told me earlier this week, are visiting their friends from the Rödeby School.

Even singers from the Nättraby School, Kulturskolan School, Törnströmsk Gymnasium, Tonbyggarna and Carlskrona Gospel, among others, participated in tonight's pumping workout.

The Star for Life concert took place last spring in Karlskrona and more than 100,000 Swedes listened to them live. And referred.

Photo: Ola Åkeborn

High energy so suggested. Soon, no one sat down in the full gym.