This Dup Rap was first presented at our 10th Anniversary concert in September 2018. It was performed during the period when our guests were being presented with samples of our Afro-Caribbean food. It was well received and asked to be repeated.
Due to its popularity and as a potentially useful education resource, I have refined and officially recorded it. This was such a memorable and pleasurable experience, especially as it was being sung by Beverley in “Jamaican Patios” or Patwah or Jamaican Creole – the local language spoken in Jamaica and in the Jamaican diaspora – Thanks to Richard and Samuel for their support.
Never go hungry
Click the player below to listen to the recording:
*Song not to be downloaded or used without the permission of the author
ENJOY – REFLECT and LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR RICH JAMAICAN CULTURE
The development of this Dub Rap is described in further detail in the Background Information – The food we ate Blog 5B – and in the Highlights of the Programme – in our report on “An evening with JANUKA – Part 3 – From Emancipation to Independence”
