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Tuesday July 22, 2025
Lifestyle, Page2, Page2 Section, Page2Complete
Daniel Wheeler Reporter wheelerd@jamaicaobserver.com  
July 22, 2025

Tuesday July 22, 2025

The flava was on and the energy was unmatched at Reggae Sumfest Dancehall Night on July 18, as electrifying performances from a slew of renowned names in the business lit up the stage for fans on the ground and online. It was a grand celebration of the return of Vybz Kartel to the Sumfest stage, and Montegonians and visitors alike showed up in style to enjoy.

This year, Pepsi-Cola Jamaica returned as the premier non-alcoholic beverage sponsor of reggae and dancehall’s biggest night, bringing fun and festivities for general patrons and celebrating Jamaican youth and music culture with its ‘Flava is On’ campaign.

Page 2 shares highlights.

Sport Mode ATL Automotive Ltd Sales Executive Tafari Forbes was papped looking fresh at the event.-

Good Fortune Meet one of the Pepsi “Taste Di Flava” competition winners! Antonio Bolaños loved every minute of his Reggae Sumfest x Pepsi experience..

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Purr-FECTION! Dancer and content creator Lee NotNice owned the night in a leopard print bodysuit..

Night To Remember Event designer Kimoli Wilson (left) and client services representative Lindsay Chen lit up the scene with stylish smiles and festival flair.*

Party Like A RocStar Fashion stylist and creative director Neko “Bootleg Rocstar” Kelly doubled up on denim for Night 1..

Sumfest Treatment Bay West Wellness Centre CEO Dr Germaine Spencer and Beauty by Doctors Medical Spa principal Dr Sibrena Fenton stepped out for a well-deserved night of fun at the Pepsi booth..

Cashing In On Fun Banker Chareice Blake (left) and her bestie, Genel Ho-Sue, an RIU procurement officer, were out for a good time..

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