Wilson Olivera presents 30th musical nite

Wilson Olivera presents 30th musical nite

Mangalore Today News Network

Mangalore, Jan 10: Wilson Olivera’s 30th musical nite was held on the grounds of St. Agnes Special School on Jan 9, Sunday. Alfred Benis organized the musical nite.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The renowned singer has 5 albums to his credit, having recently released his 5th album called “Tuvem Gaytana.” He has written more than 800 lyrics. The nite included a variety of numbers such as romantic duets, songs sung in honor of his mentor late Wilfy Rebimbus, and a song in honor of the air crash victims of the previous year. The lyrics were penned by Wilson Olivera and sung by his team, which includes Prakash D’Souza, Zeena Pereira, Prakash Madevan, Joseph Mathaias, Babitha Pinto, and Pradeep Pinto.

A comedy show was presented by “Memory” while Mandd Sobhann’s dance groups entertained the audience with dance presentations. A bodybuilding show, presented by former Mr. World Raymond D’Souza, during which he flexed his muscles to the tunes of “Made in India,” was one of the highlights of the event.

A stage programme preceded the event, during which Fr. Andres Leo D’Souza, the parish priest of St. Joseph’s Church, Jeppu, presided. Fr. John Vas, the parish priest of St. Ann’s Church, Kelrai, was the chief guest of the event. The guests of honor were Audy Rego, Joseph Mathaias, Ozzy D’Souza, and Walter Nandalike, chief editor of daijiworld.com, who launched the website “Seekers HR Consultants,” belonging to Felix Moral of Anjelore.

Raymond D’Souza was felicitated on the occasion. Valentine D’Souza, the circle inspector of Panambur, honored him by presenting a shawl. Walter Nandalike presented a memento to Raymond D’Souza and Ozzy D’Souza presented a bouquet.

Sangeeth Guru Joel Pereira conducted and directed the nite, with the assistance of musicians such as Damodar Kumble on table, Ashit Pinto on bass guitar, Sachin Sequeira on drums, Theo Alvares on trumpets, and Roshan D’Souza on lead guitar. The musical show was compered by Ronald Olivera, the younger brother of Wilson Olivera; and the stage programme was compered by Vincent Mendonca. Raymond D’Cunha of Taccode delivered the welcome speech and proposed the vote of thanks.