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Rocqawali rocks Isloo-ites

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By Web Desk Published October 20, 2014 1 Min Read
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A concert by internationally  renowned band ‘Rocqawali’ attracted a massive audience of both locals and foreigners at Kuch Khaas last weekend in Islamabad. It was held under the auspices of the Royal Danish embassy.

The Pakistani-Danish band  also  performed with their trademark blend of eastern and western tunes, merging the traditional sound of qawali with that of rock n roll from the 70s.

The concert kicked off with the soulful qawali ‘Subhanallah’ and progressed into the more high-pitched ‘Ali Maula Ali’ and alternating between the soft ‘Oh piya’, they went on to perform the powerful ‘Paway tu jaan na jaan’, to a head-banging, whistling and dancing audience. They reached a crescendo with the pulsating ‘Lal Shahbaz Qalandar’, arguably the most well known sufi number in the world.

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