All the world music brought to Las Vegas !
Experience Eurovision Live in Las Vegas as if you were there! Rumi World Music is organizing a world music and dance contest on May 23rd and 24th, 2015 in Las Vegas.
Photo by Rumi World Music.
This is the first time that the world music competition will take place in the Milan Grand Ballroom at the M Resort Spa & Casino Hotel. More than 100 artists and groups from different countries are participating in Rumi World Music Awards & Contest 2015, the only world music competition in Las Vegas.
Rumi World Music Awards. Photo by http://samiraatash.com.
Unlike Eurovision, Rumi World Music invites international artists and not only Europeans. Each participant does not necessarily present a singer but may sing their own song in the local language or in their own language. The artists will compete for awards in 15 categories (Best Female Voice, Best Male Voice, Best Choreography, Best Artist Europe, America, Africa, Australia etc…). Each country awards points to singers and dancers but may not vote for their own candidate.
Artist Morgane will represent France. Photo by Shai Yammanee.
Artist Morgane will represent France. She is known for being a dancer at the Lido de Paris and at the Paradis Latin in France, as well as the Jubilee in Las Vegas. After she stopped dancing, she now devotes her time to singing. She sings Celine Dion songs in both French and English and can be found performing at the South Point Hotel, Hard Rock Casino and many other hotels.
Over 800 people are expected to Rumi World Music Contest. This event is already watched by over 12 million people on certain TV channels and the Internet.
When: May 23rd & 24th.
– Red Carpet at noon to 3 pm
– First Show from 4 pm to 8 pm
– Second Show or Awards Night from 4 pm to 10 pm
Where: Milan Grand Ballroom at the M Resort Spa & Casino Hotel
Prices: Tickets $75
Book your tickets on the Rumi World Music website: http://www.rumiworldmusic.com.
About the Author
Isabelle Karamooz, Founder of FQM is originally from Versailles, France. She always wanted to see the world, which she did starting at 17 when she had the fortunate opportunity to study abroad in Rhonda, Spain. She traveled the world from Hong Kong to Taiwan, from Ireland to Austria, to Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and Monaco, and discovered the entire countries of Italy and Morocco. She really feels like a citizen of the world. She finally settled several years in Los Angeles where she worked at the French Consulate of Los Angeles. Passionate about the Arts and History, she earned a Bachelor's degree in History from the University of California Berkeley and studied for a Master program in education at the University of Southern California, then she went on to teach French to aspiring UNLV and CSN students in Nevada. She is the founder and Editor in chief of French Quarter Magazine, in which she writes, interviews people in a wide range of circumstances, pitches story ideas to writers and journalists, takes photos, and is currently writing her first translated work, which spans the life of Coco Chanel and is filled with adventure, intrigue, history and love.
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Hi, my name is Morgane, i m representing France at the Rumi Awards this weekend. Thank you for writing about me on your article. I m really excited to perform, i hope i ll grt to meet the team of the French Quarter Magazine there!
I have a little request, the credit on my picture os wrong, would it be possible to change it? The photographer’s name who took my picture is: Shai Yammanee.
Thank you so much!
Morgane
Bonjour Morgane,
I have made the proper change. On behalf of all the FQM team, I wish you good luck for the upcoming competition this weekend.
Cheers,
IK