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Femi Kuti and Asa Produce a Magnificent Collaboration in Honor of Fela

In a festive mood, the legendary couple performed a stunning duet in France.

Femi Anikulapo Kuti, a legendary Afrobeat performer, performed on stage with the renowned French-Nigerian singer-songwriter Asa.

Fela’s eldest son, Femi Kuti, and Asa presented an honorary performance for the people of France before the yearly celebration of the legacy of Afrobeat Pioneer Fela Anikulapo Kuti, whose 2022 edition was held from October 10 to 16 at the New Afrika Shrine in Lagos.

The group celebrated the Abami Eda during the Arte Concert on October 8, 2022, at the Philarmonie De Paris concert venue in Paris, France. While Femi wowed the audience with a spiritual performance, his son Made Kuti and Asa joined him on stage to round out the group. Made Kuti added a youthful and vibrant spice to the mix.

Asa performed her hit song “Jailer” solo before Femi joined her to perform his famous song “Sorry Sorry,” and the scene was simply breathtaking.

Femi Kuti and Asa Honor Fela Kuti in the Video Below:

Burna Boy,Fela inspires me – Super Eagles defender Troost Ekong

The Dutch born Nigerian defender was speaking to the official Watford FC website on the Black History Month, which is a special month (October) set aside to amplify the work of black people and recognize their achievements in our society.

Ekong revealed is inspired by Burna Boy’s song, he called him the modern day Fela because of the messages in his song.

“His music inspires me, maybe like a modern-day Fela because he also has very strong messages in his music and I love what he stands for. He has a great connection with the UK and coming from Nigerian heritage, he’s someone I can relate to.” he said.

The Watford defender also praised Fela as the pioneer of Afrobeats and he respects his individualism and great music he made.

“I love what he stands for, it’s individualism and also the great music he makes, all of his songs, the messages, the life lessons, so anyone who hasn’t heard Fela’s music I would definitely recommend it.”