Never forget where you came from and who brought you this far.
That is the message from New Zealand Roots Reggae Band Katchafire as they leave the country this morning.
The side who were in Fiji for a one-off concert last night with a tribute to Bob Marley say that mothers deserve our recognition.
Katchafire lead vocalist, Logan Bell said that at the end of the day, mothers are the ones that ensured our success and today should be a day of gift sharing.
Katchafire were brought into the country by Communications Fiji Limited the parent company of Fijivillage, FM96, VitiFM, Radio Sargam, Navtarang, Total Event Company and CinemAds for their One-off concert with a tribute to Bob Marley.
Bell added that this tour was a very special one for them as they paid respects to their mentor.
The eight member band left the country this morning and will be flying back home before heading off on another Tour.
Never forget your your roots
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