Luanda:A night marked by cultural diversity and strong interaction between musicians and the audience defined the opening of the "AngoJazz" International Jazz Festival. The event, held in Luanda, began with a series of performances that showcased jazz as a universal language.

According to Angola Press News Agency, the festival commenced with a captivating performance by American artist Endea Owens. This was followed by a harmonious act from the French duo, singer Elise Vassallucci and double bassist Nghia Duong, which emphasized the dialogue between voice and instrument.

The AngoJazz band, featuring artists from various nationalities, delivered one of the most dynamic moments of the night. Their presentation included a "jam session" where musicians swapped instruments, culminating in the song "Sandu," noted for its creative freedom and improvisation.

The evening also featured a solo performance by DeWitt Fleming Jr., who added the rhythm of tap dance to the musical lineup. The festival concluded with renowned international singer and songwriter Lokua Kanza, who connected deeply with the audience through songs like "Wapi," "Meu amor," and "Moninga."

With participation from 70 artists across 14 countries, the festival underscores its mission to promote cultural integration and celebrate diverse artistic expressions.