PHOTOS: How Alan Cave’s Zouk performance captivated Kigali’s audience

Haitian-American musician Alan Cave performed at Crown Conference Hall Nyarutarama on Friday night. He took the spotlight at precisely 21:10, setting the stage for a performance that would captivate the audience for the next hour and a half. This concert carried an international flavor as the majority of attendees were foreign fans drawn to Alan Cave's presence and the allure of his Kompa-Zouk music. However, sprinkled among the international admirers were a handful of devoted Rwandan fans. ALSO READ: “I'll perform some songs on the ‘Se Pa Pou Dat’,” American singer Alan Cavé says ahead of Friday show in Kigali Alan Cave delivered a semi-live performance, his stage companions included his producer, a pianist, a drummer and two backup singers. Together, they weaved a musical tapestry that left the audience fascinated. The concert was a journey through the artist's illustrious discography, featuring beloved hits such as All I Want, Please Baby, 365 Jou, Manman Mia, “Fan'm dous mwen,” and many more. Each note and every lyric resonated with the crowd. As the night drew to a close, Alan Cave expressed his gratitude to the Kigali fans who had turned out to witness his performance. In a fitting finale, he serenaded the audience with his viral sensation, Se Pa Pou Dat. One of the standout moments of the evening was the unity and infectious enthusiasm from the crowd. Fans, both local and foreign, left their VVIP seats and gravitated closer to the stage, transforming the event into a spirited sing-along. The majority of the audience comprised couples, a fitting tribute to the Zouk genre, known for its romantic and passionate dances.

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PHOTOS: How Alan Cave’s Zouk performance captivated Kigali’s audience