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The famous Rwandan artists of the Moriox Kids band, who have captured the hearts of Armenians, continue to enjoy their time in Armenia. In addition to performing at Armenian festivals, the dance group is getting to know Armenian culture, history, cuisine, and simply the people, who, according to the band members, welcome them everywhere with great enthusiasm.

The band is preparing for their solo concert in Armenia on September 14 at the “Harsnaqar” complex. Famous songs, lively dances, and a big surprise. The African kids are dping their best to present the Armenian Berd dance.

Despite their busy schedules, the band members found time to answer NEWS.am STYLE's questions, shared their knowledge of Armenian, talked about their meeting with Saro, visits to historical and cultural sites, and their upcoming and first solo concert in Yerevan.

The band was invited to Armenia by Amoor Events.

Details in the video.

Interviewed by Syune Arakelyan

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