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The iconic Skinner Park, historical home of the opening bout in the fight for the Calypso monarch, was transformed into a sea of calypso lovers, sweet kaiso and vibes yesterday during the biggest calypso event in San Fernando—Calypso Fiesta.
Armed with their coolers, chairs, umbrellas, food, and drinks, thousands of patrons filled the field and the stands to see and support the 40 contestants who are vying for a spot in the finals with hopes of dethroning reigning Calypso Monarch Machel Montano.
Annoyed that the show started almost an hour late with performances from guest artistes, instead of the contestants, one woman waved toilet paper to express her discontent.
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