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Published:Wednesday | April 19, 2023 | 12:07 AM
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Another Florida resident here for Carnival in Jamaica, Soyriah Davis, said rain or shine, she is ready to fete.
Kenyon Hemans
Another Florida resident here for Carnival in Jamaica, Soyriah Davis, said rain or shine, she is ready to fete.
Nailah Blackman left patrons mesmerised.
Kenyon Hemans
Nailah Blackman left patrons mesmerised.
A little but tallawah Toni-Ann Meikle walked tall in her white and sapphire blue pants set.
Kenyon Hemans
A little but tallawah Toni-Ann Meikle walked tall in her white and sapphire blue pants set.
Shanique Hayden took a precaution by wearing her denim jacket should the night become cold as she feted into the wee hours.
Kenyon Hemans
Shanique Hayden took a precaution by wearing her denim jacket should the night become cold as she feted into the wee hours.
Friends Karen Fung (left) and Tiffany Athias pause for a quick pic.
Kenyon Hemans
Friends Karen Fung (left) and Tiffany Athias pause for a quick pic.
Friends Karen Fung (left) and Tiffany Athias pause for a pic.
Kenyon Hemans
Friends Karen Fung (left) and Tiffany Athias pause for a pic.
Ashley Lamb represented Jamaica in a self-created top.
Kenyon Hemans
Ashley Lamb represented Jamaica in a self-created top.
Kerryann Nnamani never left the side of the stage.
Kenyon Hemans
Kerryann Nnamani never left the side of the stage.
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Sabina Park was transformed into a soca kingdom last Saturday as die-hard bacchanalists feted until Carnival Sunday morning. The pre-road march event served as a vehicle for fashion and fête, and was fuelled by a diverse line-up of soca stars, including Voice, Nailah Blackman, Skinny Fabulous, Iwer George, and headliner Machel Montano, as well as dancehall entertainers Valiant and Agent Sasco. Waving flags high in the air, the sky was the limit for the feterans who chose to come out in their best fête-fashion ahead of road march day. Something Extra brings you the highlights.