Many virtual "lottery tickets" have already been sold after the first two of the 10 parodies proposed by Malindikenya.net and Tele Esule's Youtube channel, two weeks after the release of "L'acqua non c'è" and "Io moribondo", on the tunes of NEK's song and the evergreen Nomadi anthem.
Through irony and to wring a laugh in times that are still not entirely easy, especially for tourism and social life, every week we deal with a theme that concerns Italians in Kenya.
The first two songs readapted by Freddie and Sbringo, as many of you have seen and heard through
THIS LINK TO THE YOUTUBE CHANNEL OF TELE ESULE and THIS OTHER LINK TO THE SAME CHANNEL dealt with the topic of the endemic lack of water in Kenya, which creates daily problems for millions of people, seen in a tragicomic way by Italian holidaymakers, and the risks of street food, inviting but so different from our type of diet and often from our concept of hygiene (and our internal organs too delicate).
The ten parodies that will transport us each time to a parallel "world" as the Italian colony is especially on the coast of Kenya, is combined with the "FESTIVAL DI SARDEGNA DUE", a competition with prizes organised with the help of Italian tourism-related businesses that, like us, can't wait to get going again in style and await the thousands of compatriots who in the pre-pandemic years came to the most popular destinations, They are waiting for the thousands of Kenyans who, in the pre-pandemic years, came to the most popular destinations, to have fun together again and, not least, to reactivate that sector, which also means work and a livelihood for thousands of Kenyans who have lost or seen their earnings cut back during this period.
There is still time until midnight to click on "Io Moribondo" and above all to comment on the video in order to guarantee yourself a free ticket for the August draw that will allow you to win a prize that can be collected in Kenya until 30 November 2021.

From tomorrow, there will be no more "clicks" for the final ranking of the parodies to which the prizes will be matched, but it is still possible to comment, just as those who have already done so can continue to do so for each song, up to a maximum of 10 lottery tickets.
And enjoy listening to the third parody, on air from tomorrow, Saturday 12 June, with another topic, another story and... another smile in music!