Ghana’s fast-rising star Black Sherif and Nigrrian’s music giant Burna Boy have a thing for blowing the minds of music lovers with their stagecraft. These two usual suspects once more made headlines in Miami, Florida.
Last Saturday, May 27, was certainly an incredible pedestal for the two African music giants at this year’s Afro Nation Miami when they took the crowd to cloud nine with epic artistic, dance, sing accompanied by deafening applause when they gave an exceptional performance of “Second Sermon” remix.
The beating pulse of “Second Sermon” engulfed the entire event grounds environment, sending the audience into a frenzy.
Before the duo’s performance, Burna Boy, who was the headline act of the Afro Nation Festival Day One performed a variety of songs including Last Last, Roller Coaster, Common Person, and Anybody to the delight of the audience.
But that didn’t stop Black Sherif from equally giving a good impression.
Their joint performance did not only create a lasting memory for patrons, but also served as a tribute to the increasing impact of African music on the global arena.
The two-day event also featured performances from Wizkid, Fireboy DML, Asake, Gyakie, Beenie Man, Mavado, BNXN, DJ Prince, Uncle Waffles, Focalistic, Musa Keys, and Dadju among other global music heavyweight acts.
Music fans from all over the world were also present, and they were treated to an explosive display of talent and vigour.
© 2023 • Story By Edem Latsu Nukafu
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