This Saturday 6pm -10pm Tropicalfete Countdown - Counting Down the Top 100 International Caribbean songs for 2011

Paula Leake & Omari Peterson

Host Tropicalfete's Count Down 2011

Saturday December 17th 2011

Crime Scene 310 Bowery New York, NY 10012

Counting Down the Top 100 International Caribbean songs for 2011

Paula Leake

Last Year "Hold Yuh" by Gyptian was Number 1.

Who will be Number 1 this year.

Paula Leake born on an army base to an American military father and Trini mother, Miss Leake says traveling the world with her military family has given her a World of experience that she would not trade for anything. Paula plans to pursue her passion in broadcasting, while working with organizations in the United States and third world countries to help the youth focused On higher education as a way of breaking the cycle of poverty, violence and teen pregnancy

310 Bowery New York, NY 10012

Tropicalfete CountDown Top 100 International Caribbean Songs for 2011, music, fashion, comedy,

Some of the top songs for the night will be perform on Steel drums by World Renown Steel Pan Player Ricardo Greenaway.

Our Tropicalfete Award of Excellence will be presented to Patricia Meschino Journalist specializes in writing about Caribbean music and culture.

Performances by Trinity & Traci Marie and More

Preview of Tropicalfete Carnival costumes for 2012 will be on display
Music by: Storm International Sounds.


This Saturday December 17th 2011 Tropicalfete CountDown Crime Scene 310 Bowery New York, NY 10012 Counting Down the Top 100 International Caribbean songs for 2011 Perfoming
.		Top songs for 2011 to be performed on Steel Drums by world-renowned steel pan percussionist Ricardo Greenaway. Specializing in contemporary jazz and world music, Ricardo has toured extensively throughout the world as a featured solo performer. In addition, he has appeared on NBC’s Third Watch and ABC’s World News Polka. Ricardo’s goal is to continue soaring to new musical heights as an accomplished panist. Ricardo Greenaway is set to expand and redefine the limits of the musical voice of the steel pan in popular genres
Ms Caribbean US 2011-2012 Paula Leake & Omari Peterson Host Tropicalfete's Count Down 2011 Saturday December 17th 2011 Crime Scene 310 Bowery New York, NY 10012 Counting Down the Top 100 International Caribbean songs for 2011 Paula Leake Last Year "Hold Yuh" by Gyptian was Number 1. Who will be Number 1 this year. Paula Leake born on an army base to an American military father and Trini mother, Miss Leake says traveling the world with her military family has given her a World of experience that she would not trade for anything. Paula plans to pursue her passion in broadcasting, while working with organizations in the United States and third world countries to help the youth focused On higher education as a way of breaking the cycle of poverty, violence and teen pregnancy 310 Bowery New York, NY 10012 Tropicalfete CountDown Top 100 International Caribbean Songs for 2011, music, fashion, comedy, Some of the top songs for the night will be perform on Steel drums by World Renown Steel Pan Player Ricardo Greenaway. Our Tropicalfete Award of Excellence will be presented to Patricia Meschino Journalist specializes in writing about Caribbean music and culture. Performances by Trinity & Traci Marie and More Preview of Tropicalfete Carnival costumes for 2012 will be on display Music by: Storm International Sounds. By RSVP Only admin@tropicalfete.com

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