Rwandan Children’s Dance Group Moriox Kids to Perform at World Nomad Games
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- Moriox Kids, a children’s dance group from Kigali, Rwanda, will perform at the sixth World Nomad Games on September 6.
- The group will also join a September 8 concert featuring Kyrgyz singer Gulnaz Chynybek kyzy.
- Founded in 2021, the academy uses dance videos to raise money for children’s tuition, uniforms, books and meals.
Moriox Kids, a children’s dance group from Rwanda, will take the stage at the sixth World Nomad Games on September 6. The group will also perform at a September 8 concert with Kyrgyz singer Gulnaz Chynybek kyzy.
Based in Kigali, Moriox Kids is both a dance group and a charitable academy. Choreographer Kayitare Steven founded the project in 2021 under the idea of “Dance for Education.” Its popular videos help raise money for school tuition, uniforms, books and meals for the children.
The group became known for videos set to songs by Central Asian artists, including Gulnaz Chynybek kyzy. Several clips featuring her music have received millions of views. The singer later traveled to Rwanda and filmed the music video for “Attin-ai” with Moriox Kids.
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