The Korean “Tamte” band plays the strings of hope at the National Museum of Civilization, where the music brings together different cultures and conveys feelings of joy and optimism to everyone. In this historical place full of ancient memories and stories, the members give a distinguished performance that highlights the beauty of Korean arts and reflects the spirit of cooperation and communication between peoples. This event also contributes to enhancing mutual understanding between different cultures, which makes visitors feel happy and connected with international arts. This show is a wonderful opportunity to discover more about Korean culture through music that reflects hope and love.
band "Completely" Korean: An exceptional concert in Egypt
A band performed "Completely" Yesterday evening, the Korean group performed a special concert on the stage of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, where it presented a group of traditional Korean pieces, accompanied by instruments. "Samolnori" And authentic popular rhythms, which created a vibrant, challenging and positive atmosphere. The artistic evening constituted a unique experience that combined music and inspiration, which impressed the audience.
Celebrations of Egyptian-Korean relations
This ceremony came within the framework of celebrating the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between South Korea and Egypt, as it was organized within the activities of Korea Week, which also includes the Korean National Day, the Korean Tourism Evening, and the Ambassador Taekwondo Championship, which reflects the depth of cultural ties between the two countries, and enhances joint artistic and cultural cooperation.
band "Completely": A unique human model
It is considered a band "Completely" One of the most prominent Korean performance groups, as it includes a group of artists with disabilities who are united by a love of music and a passion for creativity. For more than two decades, the band members have been able to present performances inspired by Korean heritage in a contemporary spirit, expressing the ability of art to overcome barriers and challenges, as the mothers of the team members assume the tasks of planning, directing and managing, which constitutes a unique human model of cooperation and family integration. And the technician.
In his speech, Oh Seung Ho, Director of the Korean Cultural Center, pointed out that Samulnori music, with its dynamic rhythms, reflects the spirit of joy and togetherness that characterizes the Korean people, adding that the band… "Completely" He added a new human dimension to this art through the cooperation of artists with disabilities, giving their performances a special resonance that reflects the spirit of partnership and integration. He expressed his hope that these performances would contribute to enhancing understanding and cultural exchange between Egypt and South Korea, and that they would remain in the memory of the audience as an inspiring experience full of courage and hope.
