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It’s a Turkish song but it’ll be performed by Germans. Why are we doing that? Because here at the IFLC, these kids can do anything.
We’re continuously very impressed with the talent of our singers, dancers, and performers. One Day, we won’t be because we’ll expect the best and receive the best. Up now is “One Day” sung by performers from more than 25 countries. Impressive at a whole new level.
Bernard, a long-time friend of IFLC. Tonight he is here with us as the dance coach of these talented students with their stunning stage performance.
Such a powerful verse from this Turkish-German rap about the importance of human rights. We’re all born free, let us remain free.
Let’s now listen to a set of songs and watch some dances from different cultural backgrounds. These are the top songs listened to, and they are in French, Arabic, Spanish, Russian, Swahili, Turkish, and English! It’s almost like a language class - but for free and virtual!
Stefan has a very unique story with many life struggles in Moldova. His father passed away at a young age and he and his mother struggled financially. Despite that, he got accepted to and attended a top music school in the Netherlands. Let's listen his success story...
Thank you, Member of the German Parliament Gisela Manderla, for the inspirational message, "nothing is more important than knowing and understanding each other in today's global world and mastering our languages and cultures."
A gift to all audiences and send our heartfelt greetings and love from Germany to the whole world.
Next is a magical piece -- a piece that has become a signature song of IFLC. Namin Duyulsun is a Turkish song about the path to finding God and asking for ease. Take a listen.
We’re ready! As usual, our show opens with our signature song and our theme, Colours of the World. 🎶 We’re joined by all of our participants, coming together from all corners of the world to present tonight’s show.
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