Carla Cocco "africa Sarda" #inspirationalwomen at Elegance Cafè Jazz Club

"The engine of the Sardinian Africa Association is music, singing and solidarity. From an idea of ​​the Sardinian singer-songwriter, the ass. non profit “Africa Sarda” and “Africa Sarda Studio”, a music school / recording studio in the heart of the Bauleni ghetto (Zambia). Music will allow the kids of the compound to build a different future: they will be able to study, practice and keep away from other negative realities. To thank the supporters of the Carla project, together with the boys of the compound, he recorded the album "Africa Sarda & Is Amigus", a perfect amalgam of the ethnic music of two peoples, the Sardinian and the Zambian, apparently so far yet close. The Bauleni boys learned the Sardinian language and recorded the songs that make up the Sardinian album; Carla sang in African. A perfect musical and cultural embrace. Among the ghetto singers who took part in the disc there is her, Monica, a strong and wonderful woman with a difficult past who has changed her life by illuminating her present with the lights of music and love. It is she who inspires Carla in this evening dedicated to women and her song will be previewed at the Elegance Café, which will be part of "Africa Sarda & is Amigus vol. 2"....

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"The engine of the Sardinian Africa Association is music, singing and solidarity. From an idea of ​​the Sardinian singer-songwriter, the ass. non profit “Africa Sarda” and “Africa Sarda Studio”, a music school / recording studio in the heart of the Bauleni ghetto (Zambia). Music will allow the kids of the compound to build a different future: they will be able to study, practice and keep away from other negative realities. To thank the supporters of the Carla project, together with the boys of the compound, he recorded the album "Africa Sarda & Is Amigus", a perfect amalgam of the ethnic music of two peoples, the Sardinian and the Zambian, apparently so far yet close. The Bauleni boys learned the Sardinian language and recorded the songs that make up the Sardinian album; Carla sang in African. A perfect musical and cultural embrace. Among the ghetto singers who took part in the disc there is her, Monica, a strong and wonderful woman with a difficult past who has changed her life by illuminating her present with the lights of music and love. It is she who inspires Carla in this evening dedicated to women and her song will be previewed at the Elegance Café, which will be part of "Africa Sarda & is Amigus vol. 2".
The Roman artist Andrea De Luca, vice president of the association and promoter of the project together with Carla, accompanied the singer on stage. "

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