Soca Junkies come out on Saturday
<p>The Soca vixens unveiled at the launch of All-Island Carnival</p>
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January 24, 2011

Soca Junkies come out on Saturday

Last Wednesday Tristar Media group held the launch of their All-Island Carnival at the Devonshire, Devon House.

The launch, saw sponsors and many soca lovers coming out to support what will be the biggest series of carnival events the island would have ever seen.

The event will kick start on January 29 with Soca Junkies at UDC Field in Kingston and will continue through to April 29. The events will feature a number of soca and dancehall stars and patrons will be able to enjoy 12 carnival events in 10 parishes across the island.

 

<p>Soca veteran Oscar B performs while the soca vixens cheer him on.</p>
<p>From left: CEO of Lawless Events Marvin Lawrence, StephenPrice of LIME, Julius Morgan, Sherilla Gordon, Larry Johnson and FabianO’Hara, all pose for the cameras during the launch of All-IslandCarnival.</p>

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