Some of the most talented Italian artists, the next September 9thwill take to the stage of Magnolia Club of Milan for a concert – marathon for Palestine. It will be called Nobody Sleeps: the goal is to raise funds for the humanitarian emergency in Palestine.
From Chadia Rodriguez to Coez, from Cosmos with his dj set at Toothfrom Fingerintheplague to Francesca Michielinit’s still Laila Al Habash, Mannarino, The Ministersthe dj set Populos, Queen of Sheba, Vasco Brondi, Venerus And Willie Peyote: there are many guests who will perform in a series of live shows lasting 10-15 minutes each, without interruptions.
At Magnolia, for Nobody Sleepsthere will also be Stands for artists, illustrators, photographers and graphic designers who will sell their works to contribute to the charity collection, while the team of Cooks but good will develop a menu dedicated to the event, and the proceeds will be added to the amount donated.
The event was designed to offer medical and humanitarian support to the Palestinian population, which for ten months now has been forced to survive in inhumane conditions with the indifference of the international political community.
Nobody Sleeps is already sold outbut a has been activated Gofundme link for collecting donations onlinefor those who, even if they were unable to buy a ticket, still want to contribute to the initiative. The proceeds from the ticket office, the bar and restaurant, the market and the online collection will be donated in equal parts (net of out-of-pocket expenses) to Doctors Without Borders, Medical Aid for Palestinians And Palestinian Red Crescent Societythree of the organizations providing medical and health care in Gaza.
“For months we have been watching atrocious images and videos from the other side of the Mediterranean on our smartphones, with a sense of anger and impotence at not being able to stop this barbarity,” explained the concert organizers, who are already working to replicate the initiative in other cities Italian. «We have often thought about what our contribution as cultural promoters could be, and the solution seemed very easy and immediate: to organize a day of music in charity for Gaza and PalestineWe sincerely thank the artists who have joined with a spirit of collaboration and humanity pro bono to Nobody Sleepsas well as to all the volunteers who are working from now to repeat the event in other cities”.
Source: Vanity Fair
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