High Praise For Patrice Roberts’ I Am Woman
Despite being left outside the stadium for at least ninety minutes after gates were supposed to open, patrons seemed to have the time of their lives at Patrice Roberts’ I Am Woman. Your Caribbean Guide understands the delayed opening of the gates and subsequent late start of the show, were as a result of fire and police checks being completed later than anticipated. When the gates finally
Another Passing Grade For Soka In Moka, Patrons Pleased With The Evolution
For many, Soka In Moka heralds the official start of the carnival season. While there were a couple events in the days leading up to the all-inclusive event, many opted to stick to tradition and begin their feteing fun the way they usually do- at Soka In Moka.. The all-inclusive event has earned a reputation for having a packed, stellar cast of top notch performers backed
Patrice Gets Candid In First Performance Since Ricardo Drue’s Death
“When something is not for you God does take it away totally…” This from Soca diva Patrice Roberts during her set at Soka In Moka, on Monday night. This was her first performance since the passing of her fiancé Ricardo Drue, who died suddenly in December. Patrice hit the stage in what one patron described as her “Renaissance outfit” and delivered an energetic performance from start to
WATCH: Patrice Roberts Says Her Event ‘I Am Woman’ Is On!
Patrice Roberts ' I Am Woman: Stronger TogetHER, will go on as planned. The artiste made the announcement in a video posted to her Instagram profile on Saturday. Patrice started the video which was captioned "I miss u guys!!! I'm here
Caribbean In Mourning With The Untimely Passing Of Ricardo Drue
Shockwaves reverberated through the region’s music fraternity when news of the sudden death of Ricardo Drue broke on Tuesday. The Antiguan songbird was rushed to the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre when he was found unresponsive. According to reports, he died around noon while being treated. Born in Antigua and Barbuda, Drue moved to Trinidad with his family at a young age and grew up in Cocoyea Village,