Focolare Movement

Gen Rosso -Tour

Jul 6, 2018

The international band at GENFEST Manila 2018
Place : World Trade Center, MANILA (Philippines)
The Genfest is a meeting of youth who want to show the world that universal fraternity, a united world, is an Ideal worth living for. Over the years, the Genfest has become a great festival of ideas, thoughts and actions that inspire thousands of youth to change their life, their future and, finally, the world. Born in 1973 as the brainchild of Chiara Lubich, foundress of the Focolare Movement, the Genfest will reach its 11th edition in 2018 in Manila (Philippines). GEN ROSSO band will perform at the evening music festival on July 7.
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