Reggae artistes Beres Hammond, Cham, and Mr. Vegas wowed a jammed-packed South Florida crowd final Sunday as patrons sheltered from heavy rain to soak in over six hours of leisure on the 16th staging of the Better of the Finest Caribbean live performance at Bayfront Park in Miami.
At 3 pm, when the gates opened, there was a transparent indication that patrons had been going to be handled to not just some pleasant leisure but additionally “showers of blessings.”
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By 4:30, hundreds of Caribbean music lovers had gathered on the Bayfront grounds, consuming Caribbean delicacies and merchandise earlier than showtime. This was when the heavens opened, and everybody received busy scampering for raincoats and umbrellas. Nonetheless, the MC made it clear that the present would go on whatever the downpour.
There was no disappointment within the leisure bundle and the total slew of artistes delivered unreservedly to the jammed-packed venue of music lovers coated by umbrellas.
Beres Hammond delivered his traditional crowd-pleasing classics in practically 60 minutes of efficiency in his first Miami look in two years. Hits after hits, the perennial present favourite wowed the gang as they sang and waved flags all through his efficiency. He was completely satisfied to be again in entrance of his followers, and there was little question that they loved each minute.
Patrice Roberts gave the Caribbean crowd an exciting production of hits as the only female and Soca performer among a heavy dose of Reggae artistes which included Lyrical and Pressure.
Laa Lee was hungry to show his lyrical skills and gave a commanding performance to the receptive crowd. 2005 Rising Stars winner Chris Martin took the Miami crowd on a musical journey with his melodic voice for close to 30 minutes. His performance was remarkable.
The temperature was turned up at Bayfront Park however, when Cham took the stage at 11:15 pm. By this time, the rain had gone, and he gave the crowd an opportunity to shout, wave and dance. He was exciting, entertaining, and philosophical while delivering songs from his repertoire spanning over 22 years.
The show ended with a powerful performance by ‘Mr. Vegas.” Along with his dancers, they took the Bayfront crowd on a reggae dancehall journey with what he called “real dancehall” music. His stint was engaging and was a memorable note to bring the curtains down on Best of the Best 2022.
Best of the Best 2022 Performances
Beres Hammond
Stress, Laa Lee, and Chris Martin
Cham
Mr Vegas
