Boukuru’s performance at Flytime Fest in Nigeria: A great steppingstone to her carrier

Christine Uwase Boukuru a young Rwanda vocalist found herself in Nigeria, ready to perform for the very first time in her career on the global scene. It was a dream come true for her, as she had always admired the vibrant music scene not only in Africa but on an international level.

As she stepped onto the stage, she couldn't help but feel a mix of nerves and excitement. Little did she know that she would be sharing the stage with big icons like the famous David Adedeji Adeleke OON, who is professionally known as Davido among others.

Boukuru’s performance in Nigeria was an immediate result emanating from the partnership between the government of Rwanda through the Ministry of Youth and Arts, Imbuto Foundation, and the United Nations in Rwanda to promote the creative industry.

“This was a dream come true and life-uplifting to me. I made a lot of connections and recorded three songs with Nigerian artists that will be released soon” the excited Boukuru narrated.

As the lights dimmed and the music began, she took a deep breath and let her voice soar. Her soulful melodies filled the air, captivating the audience from the very first note. The crowd was mesmerized by her unique blend of African rhythms and heartfelt lyrics, swaying to the beat and singing along.

The young artist's performance was met with thunderous applause and cheers. The audience recognized her raw talent and the authenticity she brought to her music. It was a proud moment for her, representing not only Rwanda but also the power of music to transcend borders and unite people from different cultures.

“Upcoming artists will always need opportunities like. We need to collaborate with other famous artists to grow our talents thank you the government of Rwanda and UN Rwanda for this opportunity I got”,

The experience had not only elevated her artistry but also broadened her horizons. She was now more inspired than ever to explore new sounds, collaborate with artists from diverse backgrounds, and use her music as a tool for positive change.