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Tuesday, July 22, 2025

Bois men, sailors dominate Monday Night Mas in Couva

by

Vashti Singh
524 days ago
20240214

Stick fight­ing made a come­back at the Cou­va Car­ni­val Mon­day Night Mas af­ter an ab­sence of sev­er­al years.

The bois group from Mc Bean Cou­va opened the night’s pro­ceed­ings at the Cou­va carpark and piqued the in­ter­est of the crowd, get­ting them ready with some en­ter­tain­ing blows.

De­spite the turnout of a de­cent crowd of spec­ta­tors and on­look­ers on­ly four mas bands took part in the Mon­day night fes­tiv­i­ties.

The first to ap­pear was last year’s win­ner Cen­tral Elite from Mon­trose, Ch­agua­nas. Their pre­sen­ta­tion was called Spec­trum of Dreams by John Roberts and As­so­ciates.

The Drunk­en Run­away Sailors had the crowd laugh­ing and al­most in stitch­es with their moves which in­clud­ed a skit.

The Moko Jumbies took over with their por­tray­al of Ma­jes­tic Spir­i­tu­al Col­ors by Natasha Si­mon.

Car­li Bay First Cit­i­zens Orginal Jab Jab made their pres­ence felt be­fore reach­ing on stage by crack­ing their whips as they made their way from the Cou­va Main Road to the venue. Their pre­sen­ta­tion was An­ces­tral War­riors by their band leader Ronald Al­fred.

Mad­ness Crew from Chase Vil­lage pre­sent­ed the Sky is the Lim­it, cross­ing the stage last with its king and queen.


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