In two days time, local talent from around the country will be wooing the crowds at the Fiji Showcase 2007.
Leading the show this Saturday the 14th is well known group Domo Ni Cakau, followed by a Gospel Music Extravaganza on Sunday with Eagles Wings, Sekope Raikoro Gospel and Voqa Ni Delai Dokidoki.
Speaking to Village News, Sekope Raikoro said the songs that his group will be singing at the Fiji Showcase 2007 will be new and yet to be recorded releases.
He also reveals that there will be songs that will be done solo and some sung with the band, Voqa Ni Delai Dokidoki.
The Fiji Showcase 2007 will commence at 10am this Saturday at the Vodafone Arena at Laucala Bay and will be a week long event concluding on the 21st of July.
Two Days to Showcase 2007
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