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Sunday 12 May 2013

Trinidad & Tobago Represented on Regent Street

Every year the streets of London - Oxford Street and Regent Street celebrate the beginning of summer with a traffic free day, this year on Sunday the 12th May, the Traffic free day theme 'The World on Regent Street' allowed a few chosen countries to showcase the best aspects of their culture.

Trinidad and Tobago  proudly represented ,what we are all about. We literally took over Regent Street, Trinidad and Tobago was the most popular country attracting the largest crowd out of all the countries represented at The World on Regent Street Festival! Come rain or sun we definitely know how to have a good clean fun and to show non Trinis an even better time. #proudtobeatrini


For those who were unable to make down, this is what you all missed out on
The world on Regents Street 12 May 2013
Schedule for the day (subject to minor changes)
11.00 – Riddim Section
11.05 – Acoustic Kaiso
11.25 – Nikiesha Reyes-Pile
11.40 – London Tassa Group
11.55 – Chutney Style - Indian Folk Dance of Trinidad and Tobago.
12. 20 – Audience participation - Chutney Dance Class
12.40 – Audience Participation - Chutney Dance Competition
12.55 – London Tassa Group
13.05 – CSI Steelband
13.30 – Nikiesha Reyes-Pile
13.45 – Riddim Section
14.00 – Carnival Characters and Folk Dance of Trinidad and Tobago
14.20 – Audience Participation - Carnival Dancing Class
14.40 – Audience Participation - Carnival Dance Competition
14.55 – Riddim Section
15.05 – Soca 101 - Tropical Storm
15.40 – CSI Steelband
16.00 – 3 Canal
16.30 – Jouvay Rave featuring Jus Now (live drumming and DJ set)
18.00 – END

Performances :
- CSI Steelband - 'Pan'tastic Steel Pannists
- London Tassa Group - Traditional Indo Drummers
- Tropical Storm - Soca Band
- 3 Canal - Soca / Rapso artistes
- Jus Now - DJ
- Mark Pan Choon - MC
- John Blood + Acoustic Soca Band
- Nikisha Reyes-Pile - Soca artiste
- Deborah Alleyne: Carnival dancing
- Chandani Parsaud: Chutney dancing
- Bacchanalia Mas Band - Carnival costumes
- Liam Carlos Gonzalves Rezende + Crew - Professional 'Limers'
- Smokey Joe + Crew - DJ

 a few Photos courtesy , UK soca scene ,Steely Pan  more can be found on here 














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