The Bajan Reporter | Scotiabank Junior Monarch develops skills for Barbadian youth
Developing Barbados’ next generation of griots is at the core of the Scotiabank Junior Monarch Competition. Andrea Wells, Chief Cultural Officer at the National…
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Developing Barbados’ next generation of griots is at the core of the Scotiabank Junior Monarch Competition. Andrea Wells, Chief Cultural Officer at the National…
By Michron Robinson Baje to the World Season 3 Preliminary Challenge got off to a rocking start on Sunday at the Darryl Jordan Secondary School and the 22 contestants surely brought the fire to the north. They received their very first challenge of performing work dedicated to Barbadian greats ranging from Wendy Alleyne to Cultural Ambassador the Most Honourable Anthony “Gabby” Carter
Judging for the Payce Digital/ COB Credit Union All Stars Calypso tent got underway last Sunday, July 10, before a packed auditorium at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre (LESC). The evening was filled with several stellar performances
Two young women walked away with the top prizes in this year’s Scotiabank Junior Monarch Competition. Yahandje Daniel and Shontae Alleyne-Clarke won the calypso and soca monarch titles, respectively, both earning $2 500 in cash and other prizes. The competition, which returned to the Wildey Gymnasium after the break caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, was held before an appreciative audience. Daniel performed It Wasn’t Easy to get the nod ahead …
Yahandje Daniel and Shontae Alleyne-Clarke emerged as the victors of the 2022 Scotiabank Junior Monarch Competition just after midnight today, Saturday, July 17. Yahandje, finally claimed the crown for the Calypso Category with her song 'It