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While officials of the Trinbago Unified Calypsonians’ Organisation (TUCO) remained mum last evening on which song was in the lead for the Road March, based on what Guardian Media heard at the Queen’s Park Savannah, downtown Port-of-Spain and in San Fernando, Machel Montano may have his twelfth title but was being hotly pursued by Aaron “Voice” St Louis.
For the bands that crossed the judging point in Port-of-Spain, Montano’s Encore earned a euphoric response that others did not. Between midday and five 5 pm, based on Guardian Media’s count, a close second was Voice’s Cyah Behave, with Ian “Bunji Garlin” Alvarez’s Still A Road Man a distant third.
For the most part, those stomping the stage yesterday could not be bothered, as they wined, chipped, drank and misbehaved themselves across the stages.
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