Motherland Samoa highlights

A bit of rain & a touch of thunder storms didn't dampen the spirits of a record breaking crowd at Apia Park, Samoa on the 3rd of June.
The home of Manu Samoa and host to a number of sporting events this time played host to the inaugural Motherland Samoa festival headlined by the king of island reggae George 'Fiji' Veikoso and supported by internationally renowned Samoan artists such as J Boog & Savage as well as local Samoan artists like Zipso, Mautoatasi and Matalena.
The festival was made possible through a collaboration between overseas & local Samoan businesses, as well as the Government of Samoa through the Samoa Tourism Authority.
The invaluable support extended by the governments of Australia & NZ, through their respective embassies, played a significant role in bringing the historic event to fruition.
PacifiCast Founder, Julius Tuigamala stated that the success of the Motherland Samoa Festival had laid the foundation for a promising future and their organisation would continue to build strong relations and collaborate with governments in the region, local businesses and communities.
“Moving forward, PacifiCast remains steadfast in its dedication to showcasing & uplifting Pacific Islander culture & talent on a global scale.
Our mission is not only to unite the Pacific Islands but also to establish enduring partnerships with prominent nations such as Australia, New Zealand, and others. Through these initiatives, we actively contribute to the preservation and celebration of Pacific Island diaspora cultures residing in these nations” he said.
Plus check out some of the photographs from the night in the gallery link below -
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[@xoxodm9703]

What an event to witness !! 🔥🇼🇸 MOTHERLAND 2024 ?? 👀😂

[@Furrykiller124]

Lou samoa yeah

[@revelation9612]

Where was this? What was it celebrating?

[@alelokaoseumu]

The concert was mostly just lip singing to a prerecorded audio. Leaga o mea faakaikai.

[@lafaelemataafa4515]

😅😅