Jamaican artists arrive for concert
Belize City ah run red this weekend, thanks to Jamaica’s Fifth Element. That’s right, the all star line-up, including Richie Spice, Chuck Fender, Spanna Banna, and Anthony Cruz hits the city tomorrow morning for what promoters say will be a show-stopping performance at the Belize City Centre on Saturday night. Following their arrival, the group will participate in a motorcade through the city streets, which will end at the Putt Putt Bar and Grill. The band’s promoters and managers have been in Belize for the past week doing the legwork for the show and say they are hoping for an overwhelming response from the Belizean public.
Wayne Edwards, Road Manager, Fifth Element
?Most of the songs that they sing is what?s going on in the world. You understand? It?s just, everything just come right in place. Everything just come right in place. You gonna hear, if you come at the show, everybody who come to the show gonna hear all the words. You hear it on the radio from the songs they play they know that everything that?s happening in the world ah run, Earth ah Run Red.?
?It?s just what?s going on with the crime, what?s happening in Iraq, Jamaica, Belize, America, everywhere. You know the new generation now you see things ah just happen where you just can?t believe, everyday killing and all that. Them ah try fu bring peace and love in a cultural way, musical way, like a Bob Marley did. Anything weh Bob Marley sing, dah ah go on now you know.?
?We gonna just make this show a very good show because missing the show in April, they coming with extra, and they have new songs. I talk to them everyday and they hype up for it.?
Sponsors for the concert include American Airlines, the Putt Putt Bar and Grill, Bowen and Bowen, Euphrates Auto Rental, Dangriga Photo, Travellers Limited, Wave radio, and Krem TV. Tickets are fifty dollars advance, sixty at the door.
