Last Updated on August 5, 2026, 4:06 PM AST by Anthony Morris
DVX Reloaded- Sugar Daddy was crowned the winner of the Nevis Culturama 52 Road March 2026 competition. The event concluded on Tuesday August 4, 2026, during the Cultural Street Parade through the Streets of Charlestown, Nevis.
The second place was secured by the KT Dan Fete-oholic, third place was won by the One Rum Friend and fourth place was secured by the Mad People. According to the reports, the result for the competition was based on how many times the specific song is played by the registered bands and sound systems during the parade.
The result for the competition was shared by the Nevis Culturama Festival committee online on their official social media. The committee also congratulated the winners for claiming the title this year and thanked them for creating an energetic vibe throughout the parade.
The Committee said, “Congratulations to all the artists and bands whose music kept the energy alive throughout Culurtama 52, Thank you for keeping the spirit, energy, and celebration alive throughout De Caribbean’s Greatest Summer Lime”.
Additionally, the committee also shared the result of other categories that were held under the Nevis Culturama 52 Street Parade 2026. In the following categories participants showcased the island heritage and culture with creative approach. The “Folklore” category was won by the David Dynasty and “Ole Mas” event winner was Back in De Good Ole Days.
In the Float category, the first place was secured by U 2 Young 2 Know Bout Dis and first runner up was From Roots to Ribbons. Four Season-Whisper of Oualie was winner for the “Fantasy” category and 1st runner up position was secured by the Anastasia Revellers and The Bank of Nevis-Ikonic Mas secured the 2nd runner up place.
The committee also congratulated the winner and runner up of Float and Fantasy categories and mentioned that this year Cultrama 52 Street Parade became successful through their efforts and vision which made the event a spectacular celebration.
Notably, the Nevis Cultrama 52 was officially concluded yesterday with Cultrama 52 Grand Street Parade and Last Lap.
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