Dancing for whale sharks!
Category: Uncategorized | Date: Nov 19 2007 | By: admin
This skit/dance was presented by FPF Kaya Academy on the last day of our art exhibition. They adapted the words of a popular song “Jambo, jambo bwana!” to reflect the need for marine conservation. Loosely translated from swahili, their song went something like this:
Hello mister! How are you? I am very fine! All our visitors are very welcome. We have no worries here in Kenya. The fish are trouble free and our marine vegetation is in good form too! There are no problems here!!
Hakuna matata!! (No worries!)
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