Last Updated on April 23, 2025, 1:17 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Calypso Artist, King Astro has emerged as the winner of the 2025 Caribbean Utilities Employees Association (CUEA) Cultural Evening Calypso Competition. The Cultural Evening was hosted in Dominica on Friday, April 18.
The announcement highlighted those who have won multiple Calypso titles at various events across the Caribbean over the years. The talent of Oscar Browne has been renowned all over the Caribbean.
The artist has made the nation proud in several local and regional Calypso events over the years. The 48th edition of the Culturama is one of the best examples for his talent.
In 2022, King Astro was crowned the Calypso Monarch for his remarkable performance. He is not only a favorite among Calypso fans but also known for his humility.
The dedication of Oscar “Astro King” Browne for music has inspired several artists down the generations. He is a passionate artist who continues to make his homeland proud.
He was representing St Kitts and Nevis in the 2025 Caribbean Utilities Employees Association (CUEA) Cultural Evening Calypso Competition. His success and recognition as the one of the top Calypso artists is a matter of pride for the whole nation. The announcement that Astro King is winning the 2025 Caribbean Utilities Employees Association (CUEA) Cultural Evening Calypso
The awards ceremony for the cultural evening was hosted at the Inter-Continental by the Caribbean Utilities Employees Association (CUEA). The cultural evening and Calypso competition saw several artists and cultural icons from across the Caribbean participate.
The celebration of music, culture, tradition and unity, organized on the nature isle was a resounding success. The supporters and loved ones of Oscar Astro King Browne took to their social media to congratulate him.
The people of St Kitts and Nevis said that they had faith in the abilities of the Calypsonian and artist.
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