Rwandan Artists Light Up International Stages Over the Weekend

Gospel singer Aline Gahongayire, known for her hit song "Ndanyuzwe," performed in Brussels, Belgium, on Saturday, October 5, 2024. This marked her first concert in the city as part of her mission to expand her music ministry. 

Gahongayire focused on her most beloved songs and expressed deep gratitude for the overwhelming support from the crowd. “My heart is filled with joy. I saw the love of God through the people who came from different places,” she said.

The same evening, Kitoko Bibarwa and Burundian artist Sat-B co-headlined the "Live Music Party" in Belgium. The event, organized by JC Enterprise, brought together Rwandans and Burundians living in the country. 

Both artists entertained thousands of fans, making it a memorable night. Kitoko, performing for the first time in Belgium, captivated the audience with his engaging stage presence.

On the same day, Massamba Intore performed for Rwandans in Copenhagen, Denmark, at a retreat organized by the FPR-Inkotanyi party. The event, which brought together 800 Rwandans from across Europe, featured a night of discussions on Rwanda’s development followed by a vibrant cultural celebration. Dr. Diane Gashumba, Rwanda’s Ambassador to Sweden and Denmark, praised the event, saying it strengthened ties among Rwandans abroad.

Meanwhile, in the United States, Denis Kanaka and Burundian star Kidum performed in Atlanta on Friday, October 4, 2024. The concert, attended by a large crowd, celebrated Kidum’s well-loved love songs. Organized by Gorilla Peach and Afro Hub, the show was a huge success, with fans of all ages flocking to experience the electrifying performances.

These concerts showcased the talent and energy of Rwandan artists as they continue to make their mark on international stages, bringing the spirit of Rwanda to audiences far from home.

Aline Gahongayire expresses heartfelt gratitude for the love shown during her first concert in Belgium

Kitoko Bibarwa dazzles at his debut performance in Belgium