#ReggaeSumfest2016: Harry Toddler sparkles as ‘dancehall heritage’
Harry Toddler performing at this year's staging of Reggae Sumfest at the Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre (Photo: Philip Lemonte)
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July 21, 2016

#ReggaeSumfest2016: Harry Toddler sparkles as ‘dancehall heritage’

MONTEGO BAY, St James – Veteran dancehall act Harry Toddler gave a commendable performance on Dancehall Night of Reggae Sumfest now underway here at the Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre.

The seasoned entertainer who referred to himself as “dancehall heritage”, performed selections such as Bad Man No dress like Girl, Watch You Friends, Na Na Na, Dont Run Een, among others.

He gave way to Devin di Dakta, who gave an energetic performance and received the night’s first encore.

Horace Hines

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