Dubai: UAE residents are gearing up for week-long Eid Al Adha celebrations.
Whether it is flying back home to see family, as restrictions are eased in certain countries, or having a staycation in the UAE or meeting up with family over board games, residents sure are looking forward to the extended break. For some, however, it will be business as usual as they will work through the Eid holidays.
Italian expatriate Walter Scalzone, an international percussionist in Dubai, has a busy line-up of events for the Eid holidays as he will be performing daily.
Scalzone will be performing live from Toda, a theatre of digital art for a unique and immersive experience. “The live show will be broadcast on YouTube as well. I am excited because the Eid holidays promise to be busy for me. And I like to be busy! I am so happy that the entertainment industry is opening up in the UAE.” On all days of Eid, Scalzone will be performing in different venues. “I am looking forward to the next week,�
Italian expat Walter Scalzone, based in Dubai, has launched a single
Nikido to raise funds for African children in the continent and celebrate the completion of 13 water well projects in Burkina Faso.
About Nikido
Scalzone said Nikido is available on YouTube and Spotify. “The song is named after one of the children WeAfrica worked with during the water well project.
Nikido features handpan sounds combined with melodic techno grooves and sweet African lullabies. The music video for ‘Nikido’ takes viewers to Burkina Faso, where they can see just how impactful the work of WeAfrica is on the lives of locals.