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Abdullah Miniawy is a young Egyptian artist, poet, singer, and musician. He fired up social networks and crowds in the protest ferment that shook Cairo’s nights after the Egyptian revolution. He performs in front of tens of thousands of people in Cairo’s squares and clubs, but had to go into exile in Europe when censorship returned. For this concert, Abdullah Miniawy presents Peacock Dreams, in a trio with two trombones played by Jules Regard and Jules Boittin. Together, they create a unique sonic universe, weaving baroque, Sufi, and Coptic motifs enriched by urban echoes. Miniawy’s lyrical and bewitching voice blends into a soundscape between modernity and spirituality. Written in literary Arabic, this gem of poetry calls forth the universal. Each concert brings to life an emotional and sensory journey in an unforgettable present moment.
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