Moriox Kids hit the stage in Kyrgyzstan

Moriox Kids recently hit the stage in Kyrgyzstan, bringing their music and Rwandan culture to audiences thousands of miles from home.

The young performers appeared at the World Nomad Games 2026 in Bishkek, the country’s capital, where they shared the stage with Rwandan singer Chris Hat.

The group also used the performance to showcase Rwandan culture. The girls wore traditional Kinyarwanda attire, while the boys dressed as Intore dancers.

Moriox Kids were invited to the event by Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Culture, which said their participation would help promote Rwandan culture internationally.

The World Nomad Games 2026 brought together participants from more than 90 countries, including thousands of athletes and guests who took part in sporting and cultural activities.

For Moriox Kids, the performance in Kyrgyzstan was another opportunity to perform internationally and represent Rwanda through music and culture.