Concerts that make a difference: The last we see you concert of 2025 was played in Genève the 20.12.2025

Concerts that Make a Difference
The final “We See You – Sound the Alarm” concert of 2025 took place in Geneva on December 20, 2025.

The We See You – Sound the Alarm concerts were a deep and moving experience. I am very grateful to have shared this project with so many inspiring people, and to all the musicians who understood its urgency and joined the action.

Nearly 70 musicians participated, creating an extraordinary collective moment. Thanks to this commitment, CHF 4,600 were raised and have already been donated.

My sincere thanks to all involved, especially:
Biliana Voutchkova, Luca Sisera, Roberto Domeniconi, Silke Strahl, Cyril Bondi & D’Incise, Christian Moser, Luca Manzo, Clayton Thomas, and all the other participating musicians.

👉 Read the full article here:
https://en.carovana091.ch/…/we-see-you-concerts-that…

With gratitude,
Natalie

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