Student coed a capella group Pennharmonics kept the vocal vibes going at the Bryce Jordan Center early Saturday morning.

The group’s set included a smooth rendition of “Rosanna” by Toto, a slower yet upbeat tune. Of course, the band in question is known for their hit song
“Africa,” and the Pennharmonics’ performance included the harmonies that made that song a hit.

Towards the end of ‘Rosanna,’ the group began to mix the two hits, much to the crowds delight. A slow version of the popular ‘Africa’ melody highlighted a well-done mashup of the two songs.

The performance was capped off by the Pennharmonics reverting to the ‘Rosanna’ chorus, capping off a short-but-sweet morning set before the line dance once again returned.

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