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Saturday, April 8, 2023

The Jamaica Carnival Road March 2023 is just around the corner! And Bacchanal, one of The Rock’s ultra-premium Carnival bands, is in celebratory mode. Think: 21 years of quality party experiences.

Bacchanal Friday, on March 31 at Mas Camp, attracted a slew of business leaders, social butterflies, soca junkies, and brand ambassadors. Soca emcee was Marlon Musique, while DJs Kurt Riley, Coppershot (Marc and Cyclone), Nocturnal Sound, and Richie Ras moved the art of spinning to a whole new level.

In the words of soca star Kes himself, “Are you ready (ready)? Are you ready for it?”

Page 2 is ready and in #SocaMode.

Please see more in Saturday Social.

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