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On Wednesday, October 16, 2024, at 8:00 PM, the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage welcomes the captivating performance of Paula Fuga. Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day, this concert promises a memorable evening as one of Hawai‘i's most sought-after live performers graces the nation's capital with her powerful presence.
Paula Fuga is renowned for her exquisite vocals, poetic lyrics, and melodies that blend the traditional and contemporary sounds of her native Hawaiian culture. Her unique ability to tell stories through music, infused with messages of love, resilience, and community, has captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. A self-taught musician with a deep connection to the ‘āina (land), her music reflects a profound respect for her heritage and the natural world.
Fuga’s rise to fame wasn’t instant, but she has become a cultural ambassador of sorts, representing the strength and beauty of the Hawaiian people. Her voice, often described as both soothing and raw, moves effortlessly from soulful ballads to powerful anthems of social justice, and her lyrics speak to themes of love, healing, and hope. As a strong advocate for sustainability and Indigenous rights, her music aligns perfectly with the spirit of Indigenous Peoples' Day, making this performance even more poignant.
Her journey has included collaborations with musical legends such as Jack Johnson and Ziggy Marley, and her albums continue to inspire and uplift. Tracks like "If Ever" and "Lilikoi" showcase her ability to connect deeply with her audience, creating an intimate yet expansive musical experience.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Time: 8:00 PM
Location: Millennium Stage, The Kennedy Center, 2700 F St NW, Washington, DC 20566
Admission: Free
For more details, visit the Kennedy Center’s website or Cultural DMV Event Calendar.
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