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Sacred and Profane: The festival-opening invocation by Michael Skinkus and Moyuba

April 24, 2017 by: John Swenson

MICHAEL SKINKUS & MOYUBA: FRIDAY, APRIL 28—LAGNIAPPE STAGE, 11:30 A.M

 

Jazz Fest 48 will be remembered as the year New Orleans officially rekindled its African diaspora cultural connection to the music of Cuba. Michael Skinkus and Moyuba will welcome this moment with a festival-opening invocation at the Lagniappe Stage.

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