Figure 1.--We have no information about the Rouxinois de Reine choir. We do, however, have an image, although it is undated. Click on the image to see the rest of the choir. |
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We have no information about the Rouxinois de Reine choir. We do, however, have an image, although it is undated. The boys wear open collar white shirts with what look like blue seeaters. Given thsat it is Brazil, they could be blue shirts wth white collars. The shirts have a shield on them identifying the choir. The shirts have destincive white waist detailing. The blue shirts are wrn with black long trousers. Hopefully our Brazilian readers will be able to tell us more about the choir.
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