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May 19, 2024 News
By Shervin Belgrave
Kaieteur News – A generator caught fire at last Sunday’s Mother’s Day fete held in Baramita, Region One, threatening to abruptly end the party prematurely but patrons refused to leave the party.
The party was held by “Young Boss and Randy (Red Dragon) Entertainment”. It featured a packed line up of both local and regional entertainers such as, Trinidadian female artiste, Tempa, The Bad Family Music’s Issibaby from Venezuela, the Jaray Boss AW Lyrical, five- time Soca King of Guyana, Jumo Primo, Granny IV, the Castro Brothers and DJ Magnum.
Just two hours into the party, the generator caught fire. AW Lyrical was performing on stage when the incident threatened to end the show.
Standing in the dark, patrons shouted for AW Lyrical, the Jaray boss to “Jaray the generator”.
Power was restored within half hour and the show continued until mid-morning.
Attendees described the party as “one with a difference”.
Meanwhile, most of the artistes remained at the location and enjoyed the vibes partying ‘til morning. This proved to be beneficial to fans who were elated to take selfies with their favourite artistes.
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