Last Updated on May 23, 2024, 7:45 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The organizers of the Nevis Culturama Festival have called on all the Soca Monarchs of Nevis to register for Soca Monarch event. The deadline for sending in the songs for the event is May 31.
The island of Nevis has an impressive lineup of talented Soca artists who would not want to miss the opportunity to shine at the 50th Culturama Festival. The individuals are encouraged to be a part of the most anticipated event of the year.
It is to be added that the songs should be emailed in MP3 format. The information regarding the above mentioned has been officially shared by the organizers of Culturama Festival on their social media handle.
“Attention all Soca Monarchs! Don’t miss your chance to shine at Culturama 50! The submission deadline for your tracks is quickly approaching. Make sure to send your best beats in MP3 format to music@culturamanevis.com by May 31st, 2024, 11:59 PM. This is your moment to make waves on biggest stage of the summer,” added officials of Nevis Culturama Festival.
The individuals will receive an opportunity to act and hit the studio with their mesmerising voice. The organizers encouraged the citizens of the sister island to participate in the competition and make the event unforgettable for everyone.
Moreover, Soca Monarch is one of the most beloved and exciting events, which celebrates the local talent and vibrant music of the nation. The event will bring out an ultimate showdown among Soca performers around the region.
In addition, Nevis Culturama committee has also unveiled the core calendar of fringe activities, which will add more colours to the celebration. The festival was launched with some electrifying performances and stunning mini parade from Charlestown on April 26, 2024.
The 50th edition of Culturama is being celebrated under the theme, “Celebrating Culture, Embracing History, It’s Culturama 50.” The organizers will host many exciting activities, games and events such as poetry nights, street parades, sports racing, Bingo card games and many more.
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