Johnny Clegg, the celtic Zulu.
Tespite her wheelchair, the spectator still danced, carried by the music.
The rhythms of the south-african singer Johnny Clegg, the highlight of the
Cornouaille festival, invaded both the heart and body. Attracted by so much
energy, the drizzle and wind also invited themselves, but it needed more
than that to dampen the keenness of the crowd. Such fervor was evident
when, to salute the celtic origins of the african culture`s herald, the
entire bagad Quimper came on stage. The concert reached its vigorous and
majestic climax as the three songs interpreted for the concert by the
african and armorican brought the crowd to their feet, united in the same
pleasure and the same pride. Johnny Clegg, the celtic Zulu rediscovered his
roots. Cape-Quimper, the ends of the world have a new association
