The 7th edition of SlamAnleykum was held at the paillote of Le Select restaurant in Comoros, bringing together slammers, singers, and rappers. The event, which took place on a Saturday, was organized to celebrate International Slam Day. Artists who performed included Hicham "Le Poète Rebel", Ism Bilal, Rydoush, Haïda, Mahé Mouri, Elaslam, Sofouata, Gere El Mourad, Mahmoud Bachir, Oubeid le Slameur, and Mdg.
The event featured a mix of slam, singing, and rap performances, with each artist bringing their unique style to the stage. The audience was engaged throughout the event, clapping and applauding in appreciation of the performances. The program gave significant importance to slam, while also providing a platform for other forms of artistic expression. As the performances progressed, the audience filled the venue, showing their enthusiasm and support for the artists.
Elaslam, who was performing at SlamAnleykum for the first time, presented two pieces, including an a cappella version of Madjitso, which was released a few days prior to the event. The artist also performed Malenga na Mipvatso, a cover of Zaza. After his performance, Elaslam expressed his satisfaction with the event, stating that the audience's reactions and encouragement had a profound impact on him.
According to Elaslam, his first experience at SlamAnleykum was not only a memorable moment of sharing but also marked a new stage in his artistic career. The event provided a platform for artists to come together and celebrate International Slam Day. The performances were diverse, with various forms of artistic expression, including poetry, singing, and rap, which gave the event a broader appeal.
The event also showcased the "universal poetry" theme, with performances that crossed over different genres. The artists' diverse expressions created a unique atmosphere, making the event more than just a slam poetry reading. The evening featured a range of performances, each one distinct and engaging.
The final performance of the evening was delivered by Slk Msafumu Dj, who closed the event to an enthusiastic audience that had stayed until the end. The 7th edition of SlamAnleykum provided a space for artists to come together and for the audience to celebrate International Slam Day in their own way.
The event demonstrated the power of art to bring people together, with the paillote of Le Select serving as a vibrant hub for poetry, singing, and rap. The success of the event highlights the importance of such gatherings in promoting artistic expression and fostering a sense of community.
Key points
- The event celebrated International Slam Day with a diverse range of performances.
- Elaslam made his debut at SlamAnleykum with two notable performances.
- The event brought together various artists and performers to celebrate poetry, singing, and rap.
