From @ Rytz Hennessy To The Road March
Music producer Rvssian (left) riding high off his latest collabs with Ayra Star and Nigy, shared a light moment with Pierre Goubault, CEO, Xodus Carnival.
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April 12, 2024

From @ Rytz Hennessy To The Road March

The Hennessy lounge was a buzz of excitement on Thursday April 4, 2024, as guests eagerly awaited Trinidadian soca artiste Kes, to emerge onstage. As a major sponsor of Rytz, Hennessy tastefully pulled out all the stops with a touch of glamour and luxury for its invited guests to enjoy a rich Soca experience. With Hennessy cocktails flowing throughout the night, Kes fans could be heard belting out his songs, word for word, during his performance. To excite an already buzzed crowd, Kes brought onstage the 2024 winner of the Trinidad & Tobago Carnival Road March Mical Teja, who performed his hit song,
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