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Street concerts bring life to Kurdistan’s public spaces

The streets of Erbil are transforming into vibrant cultural hubs, with public spaces becoming stages for artistic performances that highlight Kurdistan’s rich cultural heritage. These events have been warmly received by both locals and tourists, showcasing the region’s artistic spirit.

The base of the historic Erbil Citadel, a prominent public space, has drawn significant attention from foreign visitors and now hosts a variety of artistic activities daily. Recently, the renowned Gypsy Jazz group, known for their fusion of Kurdish melodies with jazz influences, performed a unique collection of songs at the City Garden fountain and at the foot of the Citadel, captivating the city’s art-loving audience.

Following their performance, Erbil’s streets continue to host a variety of theatrical and musical events, reinforcing the importance of making art accessible to the public. These open-air concerts not only bring creativity out from behind closed doors but also encourage other artists to share their work. As performers emphasize, “The world is home to all artists and innovators who strive to enrich Erbil and Kurdistan through cultural and intellectual movements, fostering a spirit of coexistence among nations.”

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