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Published:Wednesday | July 19, 2023 | 12:09 AM
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Joe Bogdanovich (right), promoter, Reggae Sumfest, and chief executive officer of Downsound Entertainment, snaps a photo with his son, Joey Bogdanovich.
Ashley Anguin
Joe Bogdanovich (right), promoter, Reggae Sumfest, and chief executive officer of Downsound Entertainment, snaps a photo with his son, Joey Bogdanovich.
First-time travellers from Spain Paloma O. Ferrall (left) and Maria Garcia came to Jamaica for the vibes.
Ashley Anguin
First-time travellers from Spain Paloma O. Ferrall (left) and Maria Garcia came to Jamaica for the vibes.
Italian friends (from left): Davide Casa, Giorgia Martini, Marco Casanova, Martina Casanova, Elisa Borriero and Chri.Fcc were eager to soak up the culture.
Ashley Anguin
Italian friends (from left): Davide Casa, Giorgia Martini, Marco Casanova, Martina Casanova, Elisa Borriero and Chri.Fcc were eager to soak up the culture.
Twin sisters Dejinay and Denaira Reed have us seeing doubles.
Ashley Anguin
Twin sisters Dejinay and Denaira Reed have us seeing doubles.
Reggae Sumfest Festival Night 1 and 2 might be days away, but for Kenneth Hoerner, the excitement started at the Reggae Sumfest Street Dance party on Monday.
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Reggae Sumfest Festival Night 1 and 2 might be days away, but for Kenneth Hoerner, the excitement started at the Reggae Sumfest Street Dance party on Monday.
Friends Tina Naghead, Petra Pajic, and Raub Lee are deep in conversation.
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Friends Tina Naghead, Petra Pajic, and Raub Lee are deep in conversation.
We spotted model Mezanne Moo-Young dressed in a black and gold Marine Serre set and Balenciaga bag.
Ashley Anguin
We spotted model Mezanne Moo-Young dressed in a black and gold Marine Serre set and Balenciaga bag.
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The dust did not have time to settle on Tuesday morning, after hundreds of feet stomped the grounds at the Reggae Sumfest Street Dance at the Old Hospital Park in Montego Bay. The park, which was transformed into a street scene, was invaded by an equal number of first-time visitors to Jamaica and local reggae music lovers who were enthralled by the catalogue of dance moves that have taken over the world. Something Extra has the highlights.