TECNO, the leading mobile phone manufacturer, has announced the TECNO SPARK 20 Series Music Fest, featuring the renowned Indian rapper, songwriter, singer, and music producer, Badshah.
The much-anticipated event is scheduled to take place at the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB, Expo Zone) on 1st March. Joining Badshah on stage are renowned Bangladeshi artists including Fuad & Friends, Pritom Hasan, Xefer, Black Zang, and Sanjoy.
The music fest will also mark the launch of the SPARK 20 Pro+, a new addition to TECNO’s popular SPARK 20 Series. The new SPARK 20 Pro+ boasts a premium 6.78-inch 120Hz curved Amoled display, alongside a powerful 108MP camera.
With its sleek design and advanced features, it offers a superior user experience for photography enthusiasts and tech-savvy users alike.
The much-anticipated SPARK 20 Pro+ is now available for pre-order. As a special opportunity, TECNO is offering an exclusive Special Gift Box for those who take advantage of pre-ordering the SPARK 20 Pro+.
The Special Gift Box will contain a coupon for the upcoming TECNO SPARK 20 Series Music Fest along with a 180-day screen replacement guarantee card and a t-shirt.
The TECNO SPARK 20 Series Music Fest promises to be a night of electrifying performances, cutting-edge technology, and unforgettable experiences. Fans can pre-order the SPARK 20 Pro+ now to secure their Special Gift Box and join the celebration.
For more information about the TECNO SPARK 20 Series Music Fest and the SPARK 20 Pro+,
please visit: www.facebook.com/TECNOMobileBangladesh
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