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The curtains came down on the inaugural Tobago Rhythm and Soul Festival last night at the Parade Grounds of the Dwight Yorke Stadium. The grand finale, dubbed Fusion, was a vibrant celebration of music and culture.
Despite the absence of Buju Banton—who had to cancel due to a personal emergency—the event was still widely regarded as a resounding success.
The festival opened last Thursday with Melodies from Heaven, a gospel concert at the Shaw Park Complex. The evening featured performances by gospel powerhouse Sinach, Samuel Medas, and the Voices of Tobago mass choir. The audience enjoyed a night of uplifting music and spiritual praise.
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