CULTURAL STOPOVERS Kenya,Wanny Angerer in Moving Cultures & Embajada de España en Kenia - Embassy of Spain in Kenya Present: #SanValentines 2017 Charity Show pro The Nest Home Limuru & Runda. "Flamenco Bolero" Wanny Angerer from Honduras & Anita Loynaz from Venezuela + Special guests. When : Tuesday 13, February 2018 Where: Kenya Cultural Centre incorporating Kenya National Theatre -KNT Donation : Pre-sale 1500/= at door 2000/= For reservations and Mpesa payment contact FELISTA 0729 355 630 Tickets Get your tickets at Kazuri Beads Kenya Junction, Karen & Village Market. Ocean Sole, Bidwoodsuites. Featuring special guests artists: Ati Sanna Nyatiti player Pritam Virdee Tabla Player Ricardo Garcia Flamenco Flamenco guitarist Kevin Muriu Munyi Classical guitarrist Madhvi Dalal Bharatanatyam Dancer Orchestra Masika Afrika African Rhumba Band Special performance of the The Nest Home Children and Mama's About the Artists: Biographies Anita Loynaz, famous Venezuelan Flamenco Dancer, Choreographer, Educator & Business woman based in Panama with over a decade of professional experience, She is founder and CEO of Anita Loynaz Dance Academy and the Flamenco Festival of Panama. She has shared the stage with great flamenco artists as Farruquito, Domingo Ortega, Alfonso Losa, Diego El Cigala & Alejandro Sanz to mention a few. Wanayran (Wanny )Angerer is a talented Latin Jazz sensation, from Honduras, Cultural promoter, world traveler, mother & children's & women’s rights advocate with over 30 years’ experience as a professional singer. She has lived in Honduras, USA, Austria, Zimbabwe, Colombia, India, Panama and since January 2014 in Nairobi, Kenya performing in Festivals, fundraising Galas and corporate events around the world. Her delivery of encompassing performances has resonated within audiences and the press, which have described Wanny’s “husky Spanish numbers” as “enthralling”, “soulful” and “penetrating”. She was a founder of the first organization to promote female arts in Honduras, called Women in Arts (Mujeres en las Artes), which is still alive and active after 20 years. She is a supporter of the Magoso School in Kibera and gives music-therapy lessons for women & children victims of violence around Nairobi. All her initiatives in Kenya are bundled under the heading of “Moving Cultures – Unity in Diversity”, a cultural network and social volunteer movement of like-minded people and friends from around the world and residing in Nairobi. About The Children’s Home/ Das Kinderheim Children of imprisoned mothers are committed into the Nest’s care by the Children’s Court. They are housed in our Children’s Home, located in Limuru, 20 km northwest of Nairobi. Here, children receive holistic care and formal education for time their mothers are imprisoned. The children’s home was officially opened in 1997. Many children are traumatized after experiencing crime or abuse and the arrest of and separation from their mothers. Counseling, provided in the Nest’s loving environment, can heal the wounds they suffer in body and soul. To date, we care for approx. 100 children—ranging from newborn to 17-year-olds. In order to maintain the bond between the children and their imprisoned mothers, the Nest ensures the children regularly visit their mothers in prison. We also care for a number of abandoned babies for whom we try to find loving families. Limuru ist eine kleine Stadt nordwestlich von Nairobi. Dort befindet sich das Kinderheim. Obdachlose Kinder, deren Mütter in Haft sind finden hier vorübergehend ein Zuhause. Neben dem Erfüllen ihrer Grundbedürfnisse, wie Ernährung, Kleidung und medizinischer Versorgung, wird durch liebevolle Zuwendung versucht diesen Kindern über die Trennung von ihrer Mutter hinwegzuhelfen. Das Kinderheim wurde 1997 offiziell eröffnet. Viele Kinder kommen zudem traumatisiert oder in einem gesundheitlich bedrohlichem Zustand ins Nest. Zur Zeit leben ca. 100 Säuglinge und Kinder bis zu 16 Jahren – darunter auch HIV-infizierte Kinder – im Nest. Die größeren Kinder besuchen eine staatliche Grundschule. Alle Kinder helfen bei den täglich anfallenden Arbeiten mit. Auf diese Weise lernen sie Verantwortung für sich und andere zu übernehmen.