Tell Your Birds & Manu Rosales – Global Club Nights
Nov 20, 2026 | 6:00 pm
Klaneettitie 5, 00420 Helsinki
Global Club Nights (GCN) is a club series where people who work with and love music come together to celebrate music.
The free club nights start early, so children are welcome when accompanied by an adult. In addition to exciting music, the club also offers other fun activities suitable for children. Let’s start the weekend together!
Kanneltalo will host the club on two evenings during the autumn of 2026. The first club night on 2nd October will feature Humphrey Mubba and Trio Mandeng. The second club night will take place on 20th November during Children’s Rights Week with artists Tell Your Birds ja Manu Rosales.
Manu Rosales is a composer, guitarist, and singer from Buenos Aires, Argentina. His music is deeply rooted in the song composition traditions of Buenos Aires, reflecting the multitude of influences that orbit within that diverse and cosmopolitan city. Volver Siguiendo (Return in Continuation) reveals a concert that consider both tradition and identity as an alive unfinished process – blending it with everything that orbits around this new territory and the astounding musicians who will take part in the performance.
The performance goes through diverse musical styles from Argentina, Brazil and the Andes mountains. You are invited to an unrepeatable, acoustic, and intimate concert featuring original and unpublished works – a contemporary vision of tradition, composition, and song.
Tell Your Birds is a contemporary folk music band featuring Vija Moore (Latvia; percussion, balafon and voice), Kärt Tambet (Estonia; violin and voice), Simone Spampinato (Italy; synthesizer and live electronics) and Kristīne Tukre (Latvia; concert kokle).
Global Club Nights aims to create a safe, inclusive and creative environment and build bridges between all music lovers and their communities. Cultural Centre Kanneltalo produces Global Club Nights (GCN) evenings in cooperation with the Sibelius Academy’s Global Music study programme and the World Music Centre.
