A surge of enthusiasm surrounded the five Marafiki and the Beatles as they walked back to the beach, pwani stage. After setting up their instruments and microphones, the band, Rosie, and Nicholas kicked off the tamasha with "Soldier of Love". While singing, several beach, pwani goers heard the muziki and wondered what was going on. One of them asked, "Where's that sound coming from?" Another pointed to the stage and replied, "It must be coming from over there. Let's check it out." Upon arriving at the stage and taking their seats, they became speechless as they gazed at the four energetic mop-topped lads. After a while, they exclaimed in unison, "Oh, my goodness, it's the Beatles!" In response, the lads smiled and waved at them. Soon, zaidi beach, pwani goers came and filled up the stage. The other songs which the band sang were "Till There Was You", "If I Fell", "Don't Bother Me", "There's a Place", "I Wanna Be Your Man", "Hippy Hippy Shake", "And I upendo Her", "Love Me Do", and "Twist and Shout". They encouraged the audience to clap, sing, and dance along as well. In the end, the tamasha was a blast, and everyone had a wonderful time. The Beatles also signed autographs and gave hugs and kisses for all the girls in the audience. Afterwards, the group packed their instruments and left them inside the room. Then, they went out again to celebrate some zaidi and have a samaki and chips dinner. Nicholas exclaimed as they walked, "That tamasha was bloody marvelous!" John replied, "Indeed, mate!" The others added, "Yeah, yeah, yeah!"

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