Last Updated on January 1, 2024, 8:05 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Karissa Willett defended her title of National Calypso Monarch at Sugar Mas 52 St Kitts Nevis Carib Senior Calypso Monarch, leading to a back-to-back win and scoring 809 points at the Warner Park Stadium.
results of the Carib Senior Calypso Monarch
- winner – Queen Independent, scoring 809 points
- 1st Runner Up – Issa Kamal stands left of her and came in with 805 Points
- 2nd Runner-Up – King Hollywood stands right and gets 796 Points
Karissa Willett, also known as Queen Independent, made history as she successfully defended and returned her title.
Queen Independent has received congratulations from high authorises of St Kitts and nevis.
Dr Terrance Drew, the prime minister of St Kitts and Nevis, took social media and shared a glimpse of the event.
He wrote, “Join me in resounding applause for the outstanding achievement of Queen Independent Ms Karissa Willett for her exceptional performance in defending the title of National Calypso Monarch. Your talent and dedication shine brightly, inspiring us all.”
PM Drew extends heartfelt congratulations to the remarkable newcomer, Issa Kamal, for securing the 1st Runner-up position and to the esteemed veteran, King Hollywood, for securing the 2nd Runner-up spot.
Dr Terrance Drew also gave a special round of applause to all the competitors who participated.
Denzil Llewellyn Douglas also took to social media and congratulated Queen Independent on her back-to-back WIN as Carib Senior Calypso Monarch.
Dr Geoffrey Hanley shared a glimpse of the event with captions: ‘What a showdown at Sugar Mas 52 National Carnival Calypso show last night.’
Dr Geoffrey Hanley noted that the stage was ignited with youth energy, experience, and the future of Calypso.
Furthermore, Dr Geoffrey Hanley Congratulated all participants and winners of the Calypso show, especially Queen Independent, the new Carib Senior Calypso Monarch, First Runner Up, Issa Kamal, and Second Runner Up, King Hollywood.
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