Njava Concert History

«One of the most exciting bands from Madagascar, Njava has been attracting international attention since their crowd-rousing set at the WOMAD Festival in 1995. Njava is mostly comprised of siblings — two sisters and three brothers — from the south Madagascar's Antemoto tribe. Njava brings a modern sensibility to the traditional music of their homeland. Initially an electric band, Njava began focusing on traditional music after moving to Brussels, Belgium, in the early '90s.

Date Concert Venue Location
Jul 17, 2009 –
Jul 25, 2009
Njava / Chicha Libre / Speed Caravan

FMM Sines 2009

Sines Sines Municipality, District of Setúbal, Portugal
Aug 27, 1994 –
Aug 29, 1994
WOMAD Holiday Weekend
Molam Lao / Mario Guacaran / Western Diamonds / Jackie Leven / Shikisha / Njava / Capercaillie / Helen Watson / Ssempeke / Orkestar Shqiponja / Dembo Konte, Kausu Kuyateh & Mawdo Suso / Maryam Mursal / Brendan Croker / Lee Scratch Perry / Sunduza / Dostoyevskys / Mara / Boombaya / Talitha McKenzie / Misty In Roots Show all bands
Morecambe - Station/Open Air/Dome Morecambe, UK
Vocal
Covertronica
Desi Pop
Punjabi Pop
Traditional
Madagascar
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2009 1 concert
1994 1 concert
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


How many concerts has Njava had?

Njava has had 2 concerts.

What genre is Njava?

Njava is most often considered to be Vocal, Covertronica, Desi Pop, Punjabi Pop, Traditional, and Madagascar.

When was the last Njava concert?

The last Njava concert was on July 17, 2009 at Sines in Sines Municipality, District of Setúbal, Portugal. The bands that performed were: Njava / Chicha Libre / Speed Caravan .

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