Dezral Scores Big in Kaiso and Soca Arena at Carnival
- Dezral achieved back-to-back titles in Kaiso and Power Soca.
- His tribute performances honored calypso legends, including Mighty Pelay and his father.
- The competition was fierce, with performers showcasing diverse and creative talents.
Dezral achieves remarkable feat at local carnival
Dezral Shines in Kaiso and Soca Competitions Dezral has truly outdone himself, having delivered an unforgettable performance over the weekend. Winning back-to-back titles in both Kaiso and Power Soca, he has certainly secured his legacy in local carnival entertainment. The artist, whose father is none other than the former eight-time Kaiso Monarch, Mighty Pep, faced off against fierce competitors, proving his worth in a high-stakes contest that left the audience buzzing.
Tribute performances captivate the audience
Impressive Performances and Tribute to Legends On Friday, the atmosphere heated up as artists vied for supremacy in the Groovy and Power Soca categories. Dezral, in collaboration with Jardel, not only impressed the crowd but also clinched the Power Soca title with their lively hit, “The Car.” The following night was equally thrilling as Dezral took to the stage to protect his Kaiso Monarch title, delivering two compelling performances. He initiated his act with touching tributes to calypso legends, Mighty Pelay and, of course, his father, Mighty Pep, before presenting a poignant piece titled “The Immigrant,” which critiqued the current immigration policies in the USA.
Prize money reflects fierce competition and talent
Competition Overview and Prize Breakdown In a nail-biting conclusion, Dezral edged out first runner-up TC Brown by a mere two points, with 766 to Brown’s 764. Brown’s performance of “My Choice” fiercely challenged Dezral, as he chose to deliver political satire about the leadership of Mr. Pierre. The diversity among the performers showcased not just their talents but also the rich literary prowess of calypso. Notably, the 2024 Carnival Queen, Lushanne, made an impressive debut in third place after captivating the audience with her songs highlighting women’s importance in society. Veteran artist Educator also delivered compelling pieces, earning him fourth place. The overall atmosphere of the carnival was electric, with artists like Ti Carro, Mystic, and many others contributing to a truly unforgettable experience. Importantly, Dezral and his team walked away with a whopping $80,000, completely a remarkable achievement considering they won two titles!
In summary, Dezral has once again proven his stature in the Kaiso and Soca arenas by winning both the Kaiso Monarch and Power Soca Monarch titles. The performances were filled with emotion and creativity, illustrating a vibrant carnival atmosphere. As the competition continues to grow, it highlights the importance of these local legends and the next generation of artists in keeping the spirit of carnival alive in Saint Lucia.
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