The country music fans sang along to classic hits, drinking beer and whiskey as they tried to keep their line dancing synchronized. “I saw that the best way to have everyone enjoy country music was to do a family country event,” said Mr. Manyeki. “Kikuyu renditions bring country music closer to home and our language gets to be appreciated internationally,” she said. The Country Man said he “hated” country music as a boy. The post Cowboys and Cowgirls Light Up a Country Music Festival in Africa appeared first on New York Times.