Vitalux
13th December 2013, 19:45
A moment of reflection of how wonderful a moment of reflection can be.
Thought Avalonian's might appreciate this post. :thumb:
Flashmobs always involve the element of surprise. The best ones also inspire. This one in South Africa Saturday melted the hearts of a nation that is mourning the loss of their beloved freedom fighter, Nelson Mandela.
http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/images/stories/arts-people/Black_singer_in_flashmob-SowetoGospelChoir_.jpg
Woolworth’s retail store had planned a performance for December 7 at its Parkview location in Pretoria to support the store’s “Operation Smile” Christmas campaign. The Soweto Gospel Choir planned a rendition of James Brown’s “I Feel Good.” But, after Mandela's passing, the choir decided on a tribute instead.
Watch the Soweto Gospel Choir sing Johnny Clegg’s Asimbonanga to the man known as Madiba.
*warning* ...watching the video may touch your heart :sad:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHHjP7XrBq0
Thought Avalonian's might appreciate this post. :thumb:
Flashmobs always involve the element of surprise. The best ones also inspire. This one in South Africa Saturday melted the hearts of a nation that is mourning the loss of their beloved freedom fighter, Nelson Mandela.
http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/images/stories/arts-people/Black_singer_in_flashmob-SowetoGospelChoir_.jpg
Woolworth’s retail store had planned a performance for December 7 at its Parkview location in Pretoria to support the store’s “Operation Smile” Christmas campaign. The Soweto Gospel Choir planned a rendition of James Brown’s “I Feel Good.” But, after Mandela's passing, the choir decided on a tribute instead.
Watch the Soweto Gospel Choir sing Johnny Clegg’s Asimbonanga to the man known as Madiba.
*warning* ...watching the video may touch your heart :sad:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHHjP7XrBq0