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world music, jazz, popular music
Africa Express presents… Bahidorá
Abou Diarra, Baba Sissoko, Damon Albarn, Django Django, Eme Malafe, Hak Baker, Imarhan, Joan As A Police Woman, Jupiter & Okwess, Mare Advertencia, Mexican Institute of Sound, Moonchild Sanelly, Son Rompe Pera and many more
6 July 2025 Sunday
8 pm - 10 pm
Béla Bartók National Concert Hall
Produced by Müpa Budapest
Abou Diarra
Alansito Vega
Baba Sissoko
Bootie Brown
Damon Albarn
Django Django
Eme MalaFe
Hak Baker
Imarhan
Joan As Police Woman
Jupiter & Okwess
K.O.G.
La Bruja de Texcoco
Los Pream
Luisa Almaguer
M.anifest
Mare Advertencia
Mélissa Hié
Mexican Institute of Sound
Moonchild Sanelly
Onipa
Ophélia Hié
Otim Alpha
Poté
Seye Adelekan
Son Rompe Pera
Tom Excell

Globally acclaimed music phenomenon Africa Express began in 2006 in Mali, connecting local stars Toumani Diabaté, Bassekou Kouyaté and Amadou & Mariam with visiting artists including Martha Wainwright, Fatboy Slim and co-founder Damon Albarn. Now it is a globally-known project, yet it never loses its capacity to surprise, each live show is unique, filled with spontaneous moments of magic, collaboration and discovery.
The music collective has one EP and five albums to its name to date and this summer will see the release of brand new studio album ‘Africa Express presents… Bahidorá’, out 11 July, just days after they play Budapest!
Recorded in Mexico last year when Africa Express visited the Americas for the first time to headline Bahidorá Festival, the trip saw an extraordinary group of musicians, singers and DJs from around the world come together to write & record new music on the banks of the ancient springs of Bahidorá, resulting in remarkable collection of music, a joyous celebration of musical collaboration.
Africa Express will appear in Budapest with Albarn being joined on stage by 50 artists from across four continents, from Django Django to Moonchild Sanelly, and from Jupiter & Okwess to Baba Sissoko for an unmissable performance that promises to be an incredible cumbia-kuduro-salsa-hiphop-soul-pop fiesta.

Presented by: Müpa Budapest

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