Last Updated on December 22, 2022, 5:14 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Soca Monarch Competition was slated for the evening of Wednesday, December 21, 2022. St Kitts and Nevis National Carnival Committee have organized the event under Sugar Mas 51.
The Sugar mas 51 is one of St Kitts and Nevis’s most renowned national carnivals. It opened on December 2, 2022, with a spectacular Opening ceremony called the “wonderland.”
St Kitts and Nevis National Carnival Committee shared the performance order for the most recent Soca Monarch Competition. The performance order for the competition is as follows.
The songs that the contestant will be playing are also listed after the contestants’ names.
For GᖇOOᐯY ᔕOᑕᗩ
Contestant Number 1, Jeezy Sparta, will play Dig Out
Contestant Number 2 Blade played Won’t Complain
Contestant Number 3 KO played his rendition of the popular song Party Lit
Contestant Number 4 Genesis played the song Wuk On Yah
Contestant Number 5 Tobap played his version of the song Festival Love
Contestant Number 6 Mulley Media & T Boe played Can’t Cook
Contestant Number 7, Mr Hype, played his rendition of Teef
Contestant Number 8, Mr Bagnall played Mr Bagnall
For the ᑭOᗯEᖇ ᔕOᑕᗩ
Contestant Number 1, Mr Hype, played the song No Time Fi Dat
Contestant Number 2 Genesis played the song Drunk Man Chorus
Contestant Number 3 Blade played his interpretation and version of the song, Leh Go De Mas
Contestant Number 4, Mulley Media, played his rendition of the song Big Belly Man
Contestant Number 5, Mr Bagnall, played the popular song De Stage Power
Contestant Number 6 Tbone played his performance of the song Home On The Street
Contestant Number 7 Stadics played his version of the song De Cowbell
Contestant Number 8 KT Dan played the song Carnival Madnell
The Soca Monarch competition was hosted at the Carnival Village and started at 8:00 PM.
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