FREE ArtPlay Event The Land of Yangalele with Papa Siama and Auntie Dallas
Siama is a prolific composer and guitarist from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and his signature sound and commitment to innovation helped the popularization of soukous music (aka “the sound of happiness”). Siama and his wife Dallas’ music, inspired by traditional Congolese music and rumba, will take you on a journey to “The Land of Yangalele” (“Happiness” in Kikongo).
“When we listen to Siama’s ‘Land of Yangalele,’ we hear home, Mama Africa. This is very beautiful music that everyone can enjoy.” — Ladysmith Black Mambazo
This performance is a FREE family-friendly event at ArtPlay however, seating is limited. Reserve your spot today by calling 205-975-4769!
Ticket Information
- This is a FREE, non-ticketed community event. (Limited capacity)
- Food truck and bar on-site.
- All performances are subject to change.
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