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The ‘Hot Caribbean Carnival’ will land on London Friday 26th February for one of the most tropical party ever. Hopping from one island to another you will discover the vibrant sounds from Guadeloupe, Martinique, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, St Lucia, Cuba to cite a few…
It’s carnival time so dress up in red and be ready for the fun!
SUN BAILANTE and MBMB are teaming up to bring you this funky Caribbean party with DJ’s playing the hottest Dancehall, Soca, Jump Up, Zouk, Reggae, Reggaeton, Salsa and also Coupe Decale, Kizomba and Latin House.
Zouk Specialist our guest DJ Djahman will bring the sweetest sounds directly from Guadeloupe whilst SUN BAILANTE Dj’s will keep it rhythmic and Carnivalistic.
Don’t miss Simply Samba’s unique carnival show at midnight! You will be left sizzling and on fire!
Located just behind Angel tube station Islington Metal Works is the only London venue that can boast having a tube wagon as its main bar.
Feeling a little hungry? Our chefs will be preparing some exquisite French Caribbean delicacies in the restaurant… You will then be up for the next dance!
Hot Caribbean Carnival
Friday 26th February
9pm to 4am
£10 on guestlist and before 10pm
£12 thereafter
Islington Metal Works
7 Torrens st
Angel
EC1V 1NQ
Angel station
It is just on the back to the station
For guestlist please email sunbailante@gmail.com with full names before 4pm on the day.
For more info on MBMB please visit http://www.mbmbcharity.com/
Few in the UK or the world would have heard of Andy Palacio. This man was from Belize. A small country bordered with Mexico and Guatemala.
Guatemala is the only English speaking country in Central America and has a population of over 300,000 people.
It obtained independence from the UK in 1981, -same year as the death of Bob Marley- and is part of the Commonwealth.
This country has a very mixed population including descendents of Maya, African, European, East Indian, Arab and Chinese.
Andy Palacio was specifically from an ethnic group called the Garifuna.
The Garifuna have both African and indigenous origins and speak a unique language. They have been persecuted over the centuries and their population in Belize represents only a few hundred people.
Palacio fought for his people and to ensure that the Garifuna language stays alive.
He has worked with his band the Garifuna Collective to modernise their music and make it approachable to the outside world.
The result was a final outstanding album ‘Watina’ with enchanting songs. Our preferred ones are Miami, Amunegu ‘In the times to come’, Baba ‘Father’ and Watina ‘I called out’.
This album is beautiful probably one of the best we bought for the last 5 years.
Andy has left our world to visit the angels in January 2008 but his spirit and goal are not forgotten.
Miami:
Watina:
Baba: