Phillip Watts Backs Sekel McIntosh’s Table Tennis Song Ahead Of Peru Launch

Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, the Honourable Phillip Watts, received a courtesy visit from the Trinidad and Tobago Table Tennis Association (TTTTA) President Sharon Bravo-Phillip; national table tennis athlete and artiste Sekel McIntosh; his father, Trevor McIntosh; and song producer Richard Ahong.

During the visit, Minister Watts pledged his support to McIntosh as he prepares to travel to Peru on Friday for the international launch of “Let’s Go (Chole),” which is being considered for adoption and promotion as the official song of ITTF Americas. The initiative positions a creative project originating in Trinidad and Tobago for the opportunity to become a musical identity for table tennis across the Americas.

The delegation presented the song and shared the vision behind the project, which brings together sport, music, culture and youth development. Minister Watts expressed his excitement after listening to the track and watching McIntosh demonstrate the energetic dance moves associated with the song.